Vampire forehead prosthetic
This Vampire forehead foam prosthetic mask can be used with any number of creatures of the night.
Foam latex is a solid sponge like material that holds its shape well & is easier to apply than thin latex appliances. This is a professional grade appliance that gives professional grade results.
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The package includes:
- Unpainted Foam Latex Prosthetic Mask
- Instruction Sheet
Makeup, adhesive and accessories are not included.
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Customer Reviews
Even though this was my first time applying a foam latex prosthetic, I had major success after following the video tutorial that was posted on your website alongside the product. It really made the difference. I found that blending the prosthetic and applying makeup was easier than I thought even though I had some struggles gluing it down and making the seams perfect. That didn't matter with the right makeup application. The proof is in the pudding... So many people stopped to ask us for pictures, so it was clear we had great costumes.
I went as a vampire and got so many compliments. The prostetic was amazing. People asked me if I do makeup professionally. No I don’t. I just watched the video tutorial and did a practice run a few weeks before Halloween. So much fun.
This appliance got me the win at the annual Savannah Vampire Ball and 2nd place for the Halloween Costume Pub Crawl!
Face piece was great with thin edges. Blended beautifully. I always go with mostly dead as their prosthetics are always great quality.
Loved this prosthetic, I’ve had two of these now, it’s excellent for creating a super easy Vampire! Particularly good if you wanted to do a Buffy Vampire!
This is a very nice standard brow for any vampire. Adjust it according to the anatomy of your model. (You may have to pluck out some foam from the back to get it to curve and touch the nose bridge.) The texture in this piece is so fun to paint. I pre-painted it with pax paint in deep purples and then stippled over a flesh tone cream to match the model's complexion. I then went in with a little airbrushing and alcohol activated colors to complement her costume and eyeshadow color. Glampire complete! The model hardly noticed that the appliance was on her forehead.
