RubiesRubie's Winchester Fake Moustache, Light Brown, One Size

I bought this for my husbands Halloween costume. Would definitely recommend. Looked real and can be trimmed. I used Hollywood fashion tape that I had instead of buying the adhesive and it worked great.

Didn't come with anything to attach it to the face. Worked with eyelash glue though.

This moustache worked great! It looks pretty real, and I trimmed it up a little as the shape wasn't exactly what I needed for my costume. It held up real well, and I have even kept it for future use. It's not really comfortable to wear, and the edges can irritate the skin on your nose. Overall, you can tell that it is well made, and it looks great.

Bought this for my boyfriend. He wore it for about 10 hours on Halloween as Teddy Roosevelt. Can't do too much smiling because it is stiff (which i would expect anyway). But looks great and stays on with the proper glue.

The mustache was ordered for a Halloween costume. It almost didn't arrive in time, and when it did, I was surprised to realize there was no adhesive of any sort on the item itself. I had to research and go out in my small town to find "spirit gum" and "spirit gum cleaner" to be able to use the prop. I would definitely not have paid the price had I known the item required additional purchase of supplies to make it work. Also, the mustache was extremely thin. Definitely not what is shown on the photo. It worked ok but not great.

Great fake moustache! Perfect for Teddy Roosevelt costume. Soft, good size, and perfect for a costume. It did not come with adhesive.

Looked awesome for a Halloween costume! Trimmed it up a little bit and went as kip from Napoleon dynamite

I needed a Mighty Stache for a dad-themed birthday party. Out of the envelope, this mustache is very two dimensional and cheesey--which is cool, if that's what you're looking for, but I wanted something more realistic.As other reviewers mentioned, you'll need spirit gum to attach it (and spirit gum remover if you're smart).After a gentle wash and combing with Softsoap, warm water, and a toothbrush, I did an initial try-on with a light spirit gum application. This allowed me to trim the 'stache to less theatrical, more dadly shape with some embroidery scissors. Feathering the bottom edge with vertical snips, then trimming off the corners and a small nip above the cupid's bow got me closer to what I was looking for.To achieve a more natural look, I removed the mustache and pinned the top edge to a tightly-rolled washcloth. Using a toothbrush and a fine tooth comb, I poured boiling water over sections, manipulated the hairs to fan outward, and left to cool and set. After three pouring and combing sessions, things were looking a lot less Cardboard Sam Elliott, a lot more Burt Reynolds'/James Franco's Love Child.The After pics here are with a light spirit gum application again, as I didn't want to gunk it up before it's Dad Day Debut, but I think it'll look even better when glued down properly, with the mesh being less noticeable.Zhuzhing goes a long way with this stache--I believe you could achieve a wide array of shapes and styles if you have a little artistic gumption and some patience. Very pleased with my purchase!