Clone-A-Pussy Female Molding Kit

Rubbish

Can’t believe after reading all the reviews I thought this would be a fun anniversary pressie for the hubby! It was a load of rubbish biggest waste of money ever. I studied all the reviews and ways others found it worked the mould worked but then the silicone solution over filled the pot and didn’t show anything was very thin and see through and was split right through the middle. Would never entertain one of these again! Also purchased clone a willy and this wasn’t any better and more money.

Cute and fun process, difficult to master

If you are feeling dedicated to this process, get some refill packs for the mold. Both me and my roommate have had to try at least three times each to get a good mold. Between it setting super fast, and there being air bubbles that alter the shape. It is also difficult to get it into a good spot so that your vulva is centered, and the replacements can be expensive over time, however, the staff at clone-a-pussy was pretty cool about sending free replacements, it can just take some time. Once you have it right, this is a really fun item to have. My roommate started testosterone and has been tracking how their vulva has changed over time. Such a fun experiment and process!

The instructions provided are terrible! Here's my personal troubleshooting guide

So. I've tried using this kit three times now. I followed the instructions provided on the packaging twice before realising they were NOT RIGHT. I ended up having to buy two more bags of powder separately to try again. The third time I tried it, I did it my own way and got a PERFECT replica, including all the details of my labia. Here's what I did differently compared to the instructions on the package: 1) Order of ingredients ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS: The packaging says to add the water into your mixing bowl first and then stir in the molding powder -- this didn't work at ALL for me. All I ended up getting was a thick and shaggy mess of a moist plaster that didn't pick up any details. The plaster mixed unevenly and dried by the time I realised it was all wrong. MY MODIFICATION: The trick is to add the powder into the bowl first and then add the water in gradually while stirring. This way the powder dissolves much better and doesn't get lumpy at all, allowing for an easier pour and for more detail in your replica. 2) Quantity of water ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS: The amount of water recommended by the instructions (2/3 cup or ~160mL) is not NEARLY enough to get a nice flowy and homogenous mixture. The second time I tried using this kit, I ended up with a mixture that was half solid half powder, and it dried solid by the time I ran to fetch more water to fix it. I tried moulding anyway and it made a very oddly shaped indentation. MY MODIFICATION: Instead of measuring out the amount of water recommended, I filled up a measuring cup with 250mL of water at 32°C to have on hand and added it into my powder gradually while stirring constantly. I ended up using all 250mL of the water, making for a more watery mixture that gave me time to pour it into my moulding cup and get into position. The consistency ended up being a bit like pancake batter, which flowed around my labia and captured the shape beautifully. I had to wait a bit longer to make sure it was dry (instead of 4 minutes I waited 6 just to be sure I wouldn’t damage the mould when I peeled it off). It worked like a charm! 3) Air bubbles I saw a lot of reviews complaining about air bubbles. The way I got around this was by reserving about half a teaspoon of the powder to use at the end of the process. I had a few air bubbles in my own mould, so I just mixed a few drops of water into this spare powder and formed a paste that I pressed into the air pockets and smoothed out with my finger. I waited a few more minutes for the plaster to dry again to be on the safe side before pouring my silicone mixture. There’s also a chance of getting too many air bubbles in your silicon mixture. To get around this, mix slowly and try not to incorporate too much air when you’re mixing the silicone and the developer. At the end of mixing, rap your mixing container against a hard surface a few times to pop any air bubbles that might be in it. Once you pour the silicon into the mould, it’ll be harder to do that so it’s best to do it at this stage. I hope this helps anyone who feels as frustrated as I did the first two times I tried this!!! Good luck!!

Complete Garbage

Im so upset. It didnt work at all. The mold had bubbles in it that popped and left craters in it. And on top of that didnt show any detail, it just looked lumpy. Didnt even look like my vulva. I figured i would then try the silicone anyways because you never know, and it just looked like trash. It ran all over the sides, it didn't cover it fully. It left spots super thin and there was not enough silicone. DISAPPOINTED.

Waste of money

I followed the instructions step by step. Read it 3 times so I know what to do. And it turned out rubbish. Didnt look like a flu at all. The mole was didnt come out well at all so didnt bother using the casting kit. Can't melt silicone to remoled Don't bother wasting your money like me

Waste of money

I followed the instructions step by step. Read it 3 times so I know what to do. And it turned out rubbish. Didnt look like a flu at all. The mole was didnt come out well at all so didnt bother using the casting kit. Can't melt silicone to remoled Don't bother wasting your money like me

Rubbish

Can’t believe after reading all the reviews I thought this would be a fun anniversary pressie for the hubby! It was a load of rubbish biggest waste of money ever. I studied all the reviews and ways others found it worked the mould worked but then the silicone solution over filled the pot and didn’t show anything was very thin and see through and was split right through the middle. Would never entertain one of these again! Also purchased clone a willy and this wasn’t any better and more money.

Cute and fun process, difficult to master

If you are feeling dedicated to this process, get some refill packs for the mold. Both me and my roommate have had to try at least three times each to get a good mold. Between it setting super fast, and there being air bubbles that alter the shape. It is also difficult to get it into a good spot so that your vulva is centered, and the replacements can be expensive over time, however, the staff at clone-a-pussy was pretty cool about sending free replacements, it can just take some time. Once you have it right, this is a really fun item to have. My roommate started testosterone and has been tracking how their vulva has changed over time. Such a fun experiment and process!

The instructions provided are terrible! Here's my personal troubleshooting guide

So. I've tried using this kit three times now. I followed the instructions provided on the packaging twice before realising they were NOT RIGHT. I ended up having to buy two more bags of powder separately to try again. The third time I tried it, I did it my own way and got a PERFECT replica, including all the details of my labia. Here's what I did differently compared to the instructions on the package: 1) Order of ingredients ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS: The packaging says to add the water into your mixing bowl first and then stir in the molding powder -- this didn't work at ALL for me. All I ended up getting was a thick and shaggy mess of a moist plaster that didn't pick up any details. The plaster mixed unevenly and dried by the time I realised it was all wrong. MY MODIFICATION: The trick is to add the powder into the bowl first and then add the water in gradually while stirring. This way the powder dissolves much better and doesn't get lumpy at all, allowing for an easier pour and for more detail in your replica. 2) Quantity of water ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS: The amount of water recommended by the instructions (2/3 cup or ~160mL) is not NEARLY enough to get a nice flowy and homogenous mixture. The second time I tried using this kit, I ended up with a mixture that was half solid half powder, and it dried solid by the time I ran to fetch more water to fix it. I tried moulding anyway and it made a very oddly shaped indentation. MY MODIFICATION: Instead of measuring out the amount of water recommended, I filled up a measuring cup with 250mL of water at 32°C to have on hand and added it into my powder gradually while stirring constantly. I ended up using all 250mL of the water, making for a more watery mixture that gave me time to pour it into my moulding cup and get into position. The consistency ended up being a bit like pancake batter, which flowed around my labia and captured the shape beautifully. I had to wait a bit longer to make sure it was dry (instead of 4 minutes I waited 6 just to be sure I wouldn’t damage the mould when I peeled it off). It worked like a charm! 3) Air bubbles I saw a lot of reviews complaining about air bubbles. The way I got around this was by reserving about half a teaspoon of the powder to use at the end of the process. I had a few air bubbles in my own mould, so I just mixed a few drops of water into this spare powder and formed a paste that I pressed into the air pockets and smoothed out with my finger. I waited a few more minutes for the plaster to dry again to be on the safe side before pouring my silicone mixture. There’s also a chance of getting too many air bubbles in your silicon mixture. To get around this, mix slowly and try not to incorporate too much air when you’re mixing the silicone and the developer. At the end of mixing, rap your mixing container against a hard surface a few times to pop any air bubbles that might be in it. Once you pour the silicon into the mould, it’ll be harder to do that so it’s best to do it at this stage. I hope this helps anyone who feels as frustrated as I did the first two times I tried this!!! Good luck!!

Complete Garbage

Im so upset. It didnt work at all. The mold had bubbles in it that popped and left craters in it. And on top of that didnt show any detail, it just looked lumpy. Didnt even look like my vulva. I figured i would then try the silicone anyways because you never know, and it just looked like trash. It ran all over the sides, it didn't cover it fully. It left spots super thin and there was not enough silicone. DISAPPOINTED.

It was fun but results weren’t great

I had fun using this product, however the finally result doesn’t look as detailed as I think it should. I have looked online and many other people have said they had to try 2 or 3 times to get a good replica of their pussy with this product so I will try again. I think it would be worth selling this item in backs of 2 or something.

Like the idea to clone

Like the idea to clone the vagina. I’ve done 3 of these kits and the best one turned out when I poured the mold over my body then covered it in the silicone. Had a more definitive mold. But i used more silicone

Absolute waste of money

Would not recommend this to anyone was absolutely rubbish

Terrible product

This product does not work at all. The mold doesn’t mold to anything but the plastic cup they provide to sit on.

Fun to do with partner

Fun to do with partner