Fxe Faux Studio Flesh Witch Nose and Chin Set Halloween Latex Prosthetic Appliance.

You need to get the adhesive separately. Other than that, get this! It's GIANT. I thought it was ridiculously big, but that's the beauty of it. This was a huge hit. I actually scared some people. Someone asked if I was a professional makeup artist. It looked that good. I love it. It's easy to put on and take off. It's light weight. You don't even know it's there.

The best nose and chin I bought for my costume.

Needed to make my witch costume and this did not disappoint. My only problem is the condensation that builds up in the nose. But it made my costume great so I loved it! Definitely recommend !

Ordered for my witch costume but it was way too big to fit on my face . Not great quality at all and a waste of money.

This was pretty dang great for my witch/hag costume. I applied it all with eye lash glue and it set up fast and stayed on for multiple hours. The chin wasn’t as good at the nose but I was talking quite a bit so that makes sense. I attached a picture to show how seamless (or not so) these were when applied. The chin had a hard time looking completely seamless. It was very hard to take the adhesive off of these and I am sure I messed them slightly. Overall, quite happy with it

Did not come with any glue…🥲

This product was great. I had to use some sharp scissors to trim the latex to better fit my Daughter’s face. I used a skin color makeup pencil to line where to put the adhesive glue. You only need like an 1/8” wide line at the most. I was worried about it pulling off. It held amazingly strong. It pulled hard on her skin, like a bandaid. This was my first time with using a prosthesis. I used a brush on latex filler and powder makeup to highlight the moles and wrinkles. Though in the light it wasn’t perfect out in the street like it looked awesome. Had lots of strangers complementing on how real it looked. With all the natural expression my daughter already has they were just enhanced by the prosthetic.

Dressing as the crone from Disney'sSnow White I was interested in really transforming my face. I bought liquid latex to attach it and used a paintbrush to coat the inside and edges. The latex set up in seconds. What I did NOT anticipate was that I should have painted/used makeup before attaching it just for a base coat. The picture is my practice for actual Halloween, so I plan on using more latex and creating wrinkles and lines with a better makeup job. For the money it was great, the fit, being able to breathe and even my using of makeup roughly on it went well.