Bald Cap Large Flesh Tone

I didn't use all the suggested adhesions for the cap because I was just using it for part of the day at work (our Hero day). We were to dress up as our favorite hero (I dressed up as our HR Director). It was fun and did get a lot of laughs!

Worked okay for the frist two times I put it on to practice with. Cutting it to make room for your ears seems to make it weaker when trying to pull it on. Broke (ripped) when it came for the big day for me to cosplay with. I wish there was an XL version I could try to see if that could last longer/do better. I was really hoping this would be reusable but its just not very newbie friendly. Try it if you dont mind having your hair pulled out when taking it off and dont have a gigantic head like me. People who dont fit in the one size fits all categories cant have nice things.

This bald cap definitely did it's job. It's not a name brand one, but definitely good quality. I would buy this brand again in the future. I used Graftobian pro adhesive to glue it down after I cut room for my ears. I didnt cut or glue the back, I just left it long because I couldn't see behind my head and didn’t want to risk cutting my hair. I put the excess material of the bald cap in a low bun with my hair. I sealed the edges around my forehead and in front of my ears with the glue and smoothed it so the seal wouldn't show as much. I did the makeup very quickly and not very carefully and it still looked good. I used my foundation to paint the bald cap with stipple motions NOT swiping. You'll have to layer it quite a bit to get rid of the opaque white color of the bald cap. Do yourself a favor and buy Pros Aid remover to unglue the cap from your head. Put some on QTips and rub it around the edge until a corner lifts up then rub the remover underneath the seam with qtips to painlessly unstick it from your head. Save your skin lol. I'm happy I had some left over in the house.

Bought this for my husband's Dr. Evil costume. It is sooo pale lol it looked pretty comical on him. Had to buy glue separate to attach to head but didn't waste my time. Took pics with it on and he ended up not wearing it while we trick or treated.

I used this for a Beetle Juice makeup look for Halloween. It was fairly easy to use. I reread some of these reviews and I think some of the issues that people were having is that they don’t know how to apply a bold cap. 1. They are fragile but if you tear it you can use the excess cap and liquid latex to repair it. 2. I saw people saying they couldn’t get makeup to stay on it. You have to use a sponge and cover the entire cape with latex to get paint or makeup to stay on it or put makeup made for plastic or prosthetics. But even then I would cover it with a thin layer of latex. 3. I saw a lot of people also complaining about around the ears. Honestly that’s the hardest part and just comes with practice. Just use those saved pieces and patch. This is a fairly good product if you know how to use it, and I will most definitely buy again for the price.

Extremely pale - wish I had seen the other reviews about that - looks like a white swim cap, not bald head. Usually wear adult L or XL in all helmets and hats. This cap was not snug.

Color way too light.

My husband dressed as Daddy Warbucks (from Annie) for Halloween. We liked this bald cap and it was relatively easy to install. I assume all caps are like this, but it does require some manual trimming/cutting (with scissors) when putting on the bald cap. And the bald cap (plastic) can get a bit hot on your scalp since it does not really have any ventilation.Overall, this was a good product at a good price that served its one-day purpose for a Halloween costume. It does take some manual trimming/cutting to the person's scalp, though, so it is not an easy fit right out of the box.