FX Lot of 24 Masks White Plastic Full Face Decorating Craft Halloween School

Used these decorations for a haunted house, They are very thin and flimsy but get the job done. Great value for money if you need a bunch of masks for some reason. Hard to decorate because of the shiny and sleek surface of the mask but held up to spray paint pretty well. Not a bad purchase just not the best quality

For great craft projects to entertain kids these mask help to expand their creative talents.

To say these are utter crap would be a good description. They're tissue-paper thin, easily warped, and the vendor didn't even bother to remove the labels from orientaltrading.com on them. I mean, I didn't expect much from what amounts to 50-cents per mask, but these are not shaped for adult men. The eye-holes were under my nose.If you need cheap masks for a kids' party or extras for a halloween project then go ahead, but just be aware of what you're getting when you do.

The masks are what I expected. They are thin and slightly smaller than an average face, but we aren’t wearing them. We planned on using them as a decoration. BUT the way they were packaged is absurd! They arrived in a bubble envelope, that obviously got crushed by a heavy package. These are inexpensive and flimsy, but common sense would be to put them in a small box for protection during shipment. Unlikely to reorder because I fear they will arrive the same way.

I use these with adult patients in a hospital detox center. So, here's the deal: They are very thin and some paint and markers are hard to stick to the plastic. So why would I buy again? Because patients love them, they're priced right so I can use more than. Couple times a year as I do with the "real" art therapy masks ($2 a $6 apiece). Also, patients taught me that if you use markers and rub the color into the mask with fingers or paper towel, the color looks like a "stain" on the mask which is pretty cool. Also, you can tape, glue gun, etc stuff to them which works well. So - probably not for a fine artist but good for other projects. Oh, I always take the thin elastic off the masks before we use them.

Used these as a form for making more elaborate paper mache clay masks. They worked great. They’re so slippery that they didn’t stick to the clay when it dried. They are very flimsy, but what would you expect for the price? If you want to use them for decorating, the surface is very slick so you would probably have to spray them with some kind of clear flat primer before you tried to paint or draw on them.

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The basic shape is the same as advertised but there is way less detail than shown. Pretty much just smooth thin plastic, no eyebrows, small [pointy nose. The face will only fit a small face if you are actually planning to wear it. The chin is too close to the bottom of the mask and your chin will pull it down if you open your mouth too wide. I you have a big nose, these will not fit your face. It will fit a child 7 years and under, but the forehead would stick up beyond the child's head. Okay to decorate with but not to wear. Forehead gigantic, receding chin, face to low on mask.