Mehron Makeup Liquid Latex (4.5 oz) (Light Flesh) - The Perfect Solution for Durable Special Effects and Skin-like Textures Review

I'm not entirely sure what game they're playing, but if I order a specific liquid latex I expect to receive it in the mail. I ordered more liquid latex because I did some research and found it to be more comfortable to use around the eyes and mouth. I don't like receiving my package and having some unknown product in the box. When I researched what they gave me, Movie Secrets Liquid Latex, many people said it was very high in ammonia and would not recommend it. Also, the price seems a few…

It has a very thick consistency that makes it difficult to work with. I got it to try to hide my nose piercing so I can put makeup on and hide it. This works well, but the thickness makes it lumpy and difficult to blend around the edges. It's not as neat as I'd like it to be. If you're trying to create a dramatic makeover like a scar, zombie face, or something like that, this will work. Smooth or chunky is fine, but not so chunky that it's smooth. At first it becomes a very light beige, and as…

I bought this product after carefully researching many other brands. I needed a bald hat for my fiancé as I wanted to transform him into Mr. Grew from Despicable Me. When I searched for ready made bald patches I couldn't find any with great reviews so I did a little research on how to make a DIY bald patch. Following the instructions on how to make a liquid latex bald head, the bald head came out almost perfectly. The only issues with the cap came from using the styrofoam head as a platform to…

was damaged I have seen some reviews saying they did not receive the correct product. I took a chance and got myself Mehron Signature Latex. These reviews are from a few years ago so this may not be an issue anymore. This was my first experience with liquid latex and although I had watched several instructional videos it was still quite difficult to use cotton to simulate a wound. Next time I'll probably wear dentures and use this liquid latex as glue as it seems to stick very well without…

I've been doing face painting professionally for many years but only recently started studying special effects. At first I used cheap liquid latex from a local costume store, but I didn't like it at all, so I ordered it instead. I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised! It dries fairly quickly, sticks easily to toilet paper/cotton balls/etc. and can be painted on. It does not contain ammonia like the others. The light flesh goes well with my pale skin, and I ended up with some pretty painful…

Easy to use even for SPFX makeup beginners. I bought this to give a special look to a costume I was making, but I've used it many times to practice all the different effects you can create with latex. It has an odor, like all latex, but it's not unbearable. The color is a bit dark to me, but most people aren't as light as I am, so I think this color is probably close to a "flesh" color for many people. I would have gone for a lighter shade, but the same size bottle in this beige was a whopping…

I did not receive the Mehron liquid latex pictured above. What I received was an alternative brand called Cinema Secrets which was marked moreon on the outer packaging. Even though the item works the same way, I don't like being scammed. Before buying, I researched the product and expected a specific brand.

I used to buy various liquid latex paints for body art but this is the first nude latex I've bought for prosthetic use and I have to say I love it! It's not super thin like the clear liquid latex (or even pigmented body latex) I've bought before and dries quickly with a blow dryer. The dried color will be just a little darker than the color pictured and any body color will sit right on top of it. It is also washed off the latex immediately. I used this for prosthetic gills and scales for a…