Makeup Liquid Latex | SFX | Halloween Latex Makeup | Glue for Skin | Prosthetic Glue 4.5 fl oz (133 ml) (Clear) | Made in the USA

I used it on my fingertips while doing my nails. It doesn't take too long to dry and it peeled off cleanly. It's smelly when it's wet, but the smell fades a lot once it dries. I would just recommend using it in a space with some ventilation.

I've used a few different brands of liquid latex now from miscellaneous Halloween stores, and this one is definitely my favorite for one reason: the brush! It allows you to be more conscientious when you're applying this on another person (like I have-to my BF and a 6-year-old). As for the product itself, I see no difference between brands. I did upload a couple photos, hopefully they help, all I had handy was my crappy camera phone. In every way, this stuff reminds me of basic white craft glue. It's the same consistency, it dries up on your hands and you have to peel it off or rub them together and it balls-up just like Elmer's Glue...the one difference is, it's much stronger, and allows you to "mess" with it after it dries. Then you're left with a fleshy-looking and fleshy-FEELING bit of gunk on your face (or wherever you're putting it). The biggest bit of advice I have (especially for guys) is to make sure your skin is clean & dry (no lotion) and DON'T put it on any hair if you don't have to. The easiest method for removal is PEELING it off, and it's tougher to remove than glue, so ...ouch! Now, we were just using it for basic zombie stuff and will be trick-or-treating in it...so no Hollywood effects or "Zipper-Face" stuff here. If you're getting all heavy, my advice probably won't help you (I have seen some You Tube videos that might however). All I do is put on a few SOLID coats (this small 16-oz bottle is PLENTY for a few faces, necks, etc. for at least 2 parties), in the desired area--allowing them to dry in between. THEN the magic happens when it's dry, or nearly dry. You'll be able to pull apart the "flesh" creating tears and holes and other yucky textures in the glue. Depending on the color you get (I've always had white) it will dry clear until you tear it. Then you'll have a gross-looking second skin, in the color of the latex. It will be springy and fleshy to the touch-not like glue at all. At this point you can put whatever you want over the top of it. For the pictures above, I'd used a white latex...after it dried I put my regular old foundation on top of it to make it flesh colored: (http://www.amazon.com/Tinted-Daily-Moisturizer-SPF-15/dp/B007PL7RK8/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1351577542&sr=8-6&keywords=skinnygirl+moisturizer) Then I (no kidding) used my regular-old eyeshadows to create the other colors. Mostly because It's what I had handy, and it worked for me...I've since found that a combination of other pancake or tube make-ups work great, but I recommend a powder make up for over-top of those if you have it-to set it up. Mehron also makes a barrier spray (http://www.amazon.com/Mehron-MR-54501-Barrier-Spray/dp/B000LNHFG8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1351578131&sr=8-1&keywords=mehron+barrier+spray) that is supposed to help "set" your make-up...but nothing sets up make-up like a powder finish. Just my opinion. I DID buy the barrier spray, and I'm not sure it did anything--I used it over several layers of powder. Maybe just extra insurance! Bottom line--you'll have to find what works for you, but this is a fine product to start with. Mehron is a line to trust, in my opinion.

Great stuff! Used it to protect the vinyl face of a plushy whose synthetic fur I was dying. Great coverage and texture, easy to apply, reasonable drying time, and easy to remove.

Fantastic. Almost no smell compared to others. Dried quickly like within 3 minutes unless you got it too thick then it was still goopy 30 minutes later. Stays on until you intentionally remove it. It has a bit of grab until powdered though, but that is a miracle for me and my 16 yr old little dog that couldn't walk on the tile floors. Their paw pads get slick and lose traction as they age and hers had gotten so bad she couldn't even stand up. We had to feed her laying down and she couldn't play with her sisters because all she could do was spin in place. I actually have been lightly dabbing it with a sponge on my senior dogs paw pads to keep her from slipping on the tile and it even is letting her get up and down the tile stairs and staying on when she comes in from going out on the damp grass. Now she's acting like a pup again chasing her sisters around and I'm so happy to see them back together. My hands are partially paralyzed and a little of it on the handles of things like utensils and combs and art brushes made them able to be held again. It's a miracle for me. Thank you so much for giving us our lives back instead of being trapped in these old gripless bodies falling, dropping, spilling, and breaking everything afraid to even move in our own home. Bless you.

Great for covering doll faces when dying fur! I used many layers of this to cover my tutulong's face before I dyed him (he was a dupe color), and it kept his face perfectly safe from the dye. I discovered this from tutorials on labubus, and they stressed it was important to use this brand because it's the only one that works. I didn't apply enough under the chin so there are tiny spots, but it just shows you need to be patient. Overall, great product for the use I needed it for. I have plenty left to dye more dolls if I pull more dupes. Would recommend if you need for art doll customizing!

Used this to make facial injuries for a Halloween outfit and it worked excellently. Easy to use and really bonds well. I would suggest ordering a latex remover as once dry it takes some serious peeling to get off and my daughter didn't love that part.

This latex is pretty thick which is something you want to look for in a higher-qualiry latex. It dried fairly quick, but not too quick, and it had good tensile strength as well. I will say, the actual flesh tone once it dries is a little...upsetting. When it dries, it still has that kinda old, oxidized latex look and not a tone reminiscent of actual skin. However, I will say, if you are using this for a haunt or at night it will probably be fine and save you the hassle of having to paint it so long as you're close to its tone it dries to. With that being said, the lack of skin tones with varying undertones is a little sad, especially in a day and age where cosmetic companies can easily get their hands on proper pigments.

This liquid latex is a straight-up 10,000/10—it’s a whole different ballgame compared to the DIY kitchen-ingredient stuff. It’s way easier to peel off too, so obviously I’m restocking for all my Halloween SFX looks. Trust me, if you buy this, it’s a huge plus for your creations; just a tiny bit makes everything so much more workable."

It's perfect for my needs, which is to cover my resin jewelery pieces when I'm doming them to prevent any overspill (blobs of resin) onto the other ends of it. It works great for this purpose and saves my pieces from being ruined. The product goes on white but dries down to a clear finish, and it's really easy to peel off when I'm done. I really like that this has a brush applicator, which makes the process so much easier and less messy when applying. The smell of the product isn't as strong as some other brands I've tried, although it definitely does have a smell (like ammonia) but I find it dissipates rather quickly and dries down faster than others. Also, the bottle is a fair size so I should be able to use this many times before having to reorder. All and all, I'm pleased with this product.

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Creates a fabulous aged hag look, easily. Created with latex and cotton wool. I did feel it beneficial to add more foundation to even the look.