Zagone StudiosSoft and Sexy Mask

It seems to be a quality product. the silicone is very thin but seems very strong. I'm not sure what it is actually made of. The wig is attached and seems to be a quality wig and the hair looks quite real. I can't believe there aren't more masks like this that are around the same price range. However i did wait a long time for it to go on sale because there was no way i would pay more than two of my tens. It is not worth any more. It doesn't fit perfect obviously and if you have a large head than it probably wont fit you. It would be nice to be able to change wigs also. Overall i am happy

The mask is definitely worth the money. It was a little big on me and the nose holes too small, but still a good mask. I couldnt stand the hair so i bought another wig for the mask. Know it looks awesome.

Mine came without bangs and I like it better than the picture . It is very comfortable and has elastic net on the back where the hair is so it doesn't pull my hair or get hot. It is big enough for a man. I suspect it would fit a man's face better. It is loose and the lips don't move when I talk. Very. Ice for the price. The ears have a little bit of disintegration or air bubbles or something. Not noticeable at all when wearing perhaps they are the reason for the low price. Very thin and soft latex and little odor.

Zagone makes some pretty good looking masks. Some scary. Others detailed. You get what you pay for and in this case; it's not too bad. The quality is "nice". It's halloween season so I compared this mask to one I felt up a local riteaid and they feel very similar. You aren't getting hollywood quality. Nice quality but NOT anything from Mrs. Doubtfire or anything. The mask comes with colored lips mimicking lipstick and pretty decent quality hair. I got a wig I bought import from China and it feels and looks MUCH better than the hair attached to this one. You can feel the hair weave under the hair portion from just running your hand over it. At least it's easy to flat out after leaving it boxed up. It's not totally fitting around the lips. They'll "shake" when you talk but it's not one to one. But that's only because the mask is fit to use your chin as an anchor point. If you got a hair neck; you'll ruin your mascarade so be careful. I guess if you want to look convincing somewhat; wear it at a distance and put on some thick sunglasses and people MIGHT not tell the difference.For 40 bucks. It's alright. Costume use. Not any other useage. For that you gotta spend big bucks but alright if your cheap.

This makes crossdressing so much easier. When I do get to dress up, my time is limited. So putting on makeup takes up a lot of that time.I have modified the mask to fit and look more realistic. I removed the hair and wear my own wig with it. The bridge of the nose stretches too much, so I put two sided tape, in the areas that don't form to my skin (bridge of the nose and around the eyes. A pair of sunglasses also hides that imperfection.When I share pics, I do get compliments on the lips.

The mask arrived with a different wig than pictured - it had long straight brown hair with no bangs, parted down the center of the forehead. The latex was slightly damaged in the delicate areas and had significant bubbling at the ears. I got this wanting to look creepy but the fit was poor and the quality was a far from warranting a $50 price tag.

It is very loose around the eyes.The wig is very ugly too!

I needed to create a quick non-speaking character to put on for a film production and it works perfectly. It looks like I hired an actress for the part. I washed the interior of the mask before using it and dusted it with a little organic cornstarch to keep cool under it. It's slightly creepy, but totally believable with sunglasses or even a little makeup. I also wore a turtleneck to sell the look even more. I loved it. BTW, my mask did not come with the same hairstyle. No bang in the front, just a part in the middle.