LLFMonster Liquid Latex - Dries CLEAR - Creates Zombie Skin and FX

Worked great! Dries quick and applies well. Made some amazing intestines!

This liquid latex works great on prosthetics and for making sfx scars and cuts. Super strong hold but has a slight smell to it. Made all of my Halloween costumes stand out. Would buy again and again. Other than the smell, it's a great product.

Very good latex. I use it for my crafts. Worked really well.

I actually use this for wig making. I coat a wig cap with it and then use it to adhere the wefts to the cap to make a flexible but semi-molded cap. It works really well for holding the pieces together and it sticks to itself really well (you can actually just let it dry on the parts of the wefts you want to attach and then just put them on the wig cap and they stick).A couple things to keep in mind: the provided cap is not really air tight. I didn't use it for a few months and it completely solidified in the bottle. The next time I purchased, I moved it into an airtight bottle and forgot about it for 6 months. Came back and it was still in perfect condition.Also, do not get it on clothes. It will not come out. I was wearing my favorite pair of pants and spilled a bunch on them. Nothing I have tried will get it out. So just be sure to wear clothes you aren't attached to while working with it.Other than those two things, great product and I will definitely be buying more when I run out.

This stuff is great for SFX makeup but make sure that you are in a well ventilated room as there is a smell. Also it is very important to make sure the area that you are applying it to is free from hair or the hair is prepped correctly or covered or the latex will rip it out. It is also not supposed to go on or around eyes or mouths as it can be toxic. It lasts all day at Comicon and seems to be pretty sweat proof. You can mix or cover it with regular makeup or face paint (I find Mehron to be the best for it). It can also be used to glue down premade prosthetics. It dries clear and if you add matte setting powder over it, it will reduce the shine.

I use this as masking fluid for my watercolors. This works fine and is less expensive than artists masking fluid.

I saw a short where someone used this. I make resin art items and found this very useful in coating areas that I didn't want the resin to stick to when top-coating or fixing a space.

Very thin as expected- dries yellow, not clear