GraftobianLiquid Latex SFX Makeup - Professional Skin Safe Adhesive for Special Effects and Body FX, For Theatrical Stage, Cosplay, and Halloween Makeup, 2 ounces

My fiancé and I used this to make reusable latex superhero masks for Halloween via an online tutorial. We applied several coats and it worked great. It turned out exactly the way we were hoping it would. Some caution when applying the liquid directly to your face (which is what we did) - it appears to be acetone-based (the stuff that's in nail polish remover) so we got a bit of a chemical burn on our faces in the shape of the mask, and the acetone fumes that were coming off of it as it dried on our face really irritates the eyes. But we felt it was worth it - the masks really turned out great. Pro tip: you can mix acrylic paint into this liquid latex to make it any color you want - we mixed in black acrylic paint for our masks.

Like many people on here, I bought this stuff to use around my nails when I do nail designs for easy clean up. It works really well and dries pretty quickly, but, IT SMELLS LIKE OLD CAT PEE. I took a look at the ingredients list, and it does have ammonia in it.WARNING: Ammonia is a corrosive ingredient and may cause or lead to irritations on the skin, burns, and/or cell damage. Use at your own risk.As for me, I do not feel like I will use this enough to cause health problems so, I'll just pinch my nose and go on with my bad latex self!

This is a great brand for beginners and comes in this small, convenient bottle for small to medium sized projects. I bought this particular one for face makeup for Halloween. This stuff is great to make scars, gashes, and fake skin for stabbing things through. Only professionals or extremely comfortable and secure people should attempt to put sharp objects near your face for cosmetic reasons. I used this liquid latex on the "wounded" spots I wanted around my jaw, applied makeup (including foundation) as normal, painted my blood, and put safety pins through the latex skin. Looks so creepy and wonderful. Easy to peel off and didn't irritate my skin too bad, but I wouldn't recommend it for extremely long wear.

Love this for nail art. I transferred it to an empty polish bottle with a brush to make it easier to use. I brush it around my nails, let it dry (dries quickly), then I paint my nails. I use it when the painting is messy like when using a sponge to get a gradient or using nail stamps. After I paint the nail. I pull off the liquid latex and the nails are all cleaned up! Saves so much time and nail polish remover! The only downside to this product is that it is kind of stinky but it is what it is.

Dang we had high hopes for webbed hands and we even watched a youtube tutorial, but it ended poorly. Had to abandon the effort and go to Plan B. Not the product's fault, we need more practice??? Or maybe we are too evolved for webbed hands lol

This is really really great, I used it on halloween to be a zombie and I went ALL THE WAY OUT. Make up, costume, walking barefoot, blood. It was great xD Scared the hell out of everyone on my college campus, walking around, riding the bus, chasing people, and wandering inside classrooms. Now this is the state where the Walking Dead all began, I'm just glad it all went well (: There's always that small instinct of fear that someone might think it's the real deal and you end up getting shot.First semester was a win! #freshman #NoIDidNotLoseABet #HellYeaImAGirl #zombieloveand the bottle is about the size of my index finger if that helps :3

Love this Liquid Latex by Graftobian. I use it on my nails when doing stamps or something that will get on my fingers and it peels right off! Its way cheaper than palisade but it does the same awesome work.I put like 2-3 layers on just to make sure everything is covered. it dries really quick so it's perfect! It doesn't come with an applicator but i just used a little brush i had and then leave it soaking in water to have the latex come off.

Perfect! Used this to create a zombie look for Halloween. Tip for creating zombie wound: Tear apart toilet paper. 2. Lay on skin with liquid latex (let it sit for 30 seconds) 3. Repeat the steps; add more TP and more latex.Keep doing those steps to work on layering and adding more effect to your zombie wounds. ADD (fake) BLOOD to finish the look!I spent 5 minutes and I think it came out pretty good. (see pic)Oh, and the liquid latex smells bad! Kind of like old eyelash glue. My BF asked me to keep the cup I had it in away from his face. ;-)