Insect Queen Leather Mask
from $39.99
This costume mask is inspired by DC’s Insect Queen, but you can let your imagination go wild and choose any other color.
DETAILS:
Durable dye and gloss finish
Black color, others available upon request
100% leather
Elastic cord (optional)
Cinema Glue (optional)
The glue option is better suited for people (or characters) who prefer to not have any visible holes or elastic on the mask.
Do not wet or submerge in water.
ABOUT MASTIX:
Mastix will hold it in place!
Mastix is a spirit gum glue used to fix FX prosthetics to the face.
Please test for allergic reactions on an inconspicuous spot first.
Any Mastix residue should come off with a bit of rubbing alcohol or baby oil.
Do not apply Mastix to eyelid or eyelash, it's NOT that kind of glue, nor safe for that use.
DETAILS:
Durable dye and gloss finish
Black color, others available upon request
100% leather
Elastic cord (optional)
Cinema Glue (optional)
The glue option is better suited for people (or characters) who prefer to not have any visible holes or elastic on the mask.
Do not wet or submerge in water.
ABOUT MASTIX:
Mastix will hold it in place!
Mastix is a spirit gum glue used to fix FX prosthetics to the face.
Please test for allergic reactions on an inconspicuous spot first.
Any Mastix residue should come off with a bit of rubbing alcohol or baby oil.
Do not apply Mastix to eyelid or eyelash, it's NOT that kind of glue, nor safe for that use.
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This costume mask is inspired by DC’s Insect Queen, but you can let your imagination go wild and choose any other color.
DETAILS:
Durable dye and gloss finish
Black color, others available upon request
100% leather
Elastic cord (optional)
Cinema Glue (optional)
The glue option is better suited for people (or characters) who prefer to not have any visible holes or elastic on the mask.
Do not wet or submerge in water.
ABOUT MASTIX:
Mastix will hold it in place!
Mastix is a spirit gum glue used to fix FX prosthetics to the face.
Please test for allergic reactions on an inconspicuous spot first.
Any Mastix residue should come off with a bit of rubbing alcohol or baby oil.
Do not apply Mastix to eyelid or eyelash, it's NOT that kind of glue, nor safe for that use.
DETAILS:
Durable dye and gloss finish
Black color, others available upon request
100% leather
Elastic cord (optional)
Cinema Glue (optional)
The glue option is better suited for people (or characters) who prefer to not have any visible holes or elastic on the mask.
Do not wet or submerge in water.
ABOUT MASTIX:
Mastix will hold it in place!
Mastix is a spirit gum glue used to fix FX prosthetics to the face.
Please test for allergic reactions on an inconspicuous spot first.
Any Mastix residue should come off with a bit of rubbing alcohol or baby oil.
Do not apply Mastix to eyelid or eyelash, it's NOT that kind of glue, nor safe for that use.
This costume mask is inspired by DC’s Insect Queen, but you can let your imagination go wild and choose any other color.
DETAILS:
Durable dye and gloss finish
Black color, others available upon request
100% leather
Elastic cord (optional)
Cinema Glue (optional)
The glue option is better suited for people (or characters) who prefer to not have any visible holes or elastic on the mask.
Do not wet or submerge in water.
ABOUT MASTIX:
Mastix will hold it in place!
Mastix is a spirit gum glue used to fix FX prosthetics to the face.
Please test for allergic reactions on an inconspicuous spot first.
Any Mastix residue should come off with a bit of rubbing alcohol or baby oil.
Do not apply Mastix to eyelid or eyelash, it's NOT that kind of glue, nor safe for that use.
DETAILS:
Durable dye and gloss finish
Black color, others available upon request
100% leather
Elastic cord (optional)
Cinema Glue (optional)
The glue option is better suited for people (or characters) who prefer to not have any visible holes or elastic on the mask.
Do not wet or submerge in water.
ABOUT MASTIX:
Mastix will hold it in place!
Mastix is a spirit gum glue used to fix FX prosthetics to the face.
Please test for allergic reactions on an inconspicuous spot first.
Any Mastix residue should come off with a bit of rubbing alcohol or baby oil.
Do not apply Mastix to eyelid or eyelash, it's NOT that kind of glue, nor safe for that use.
