PLEASE READ ALL THE INFORMATION AS IT MAY ANSWER ANY QUERIES YOU MAY HAVE.



***PLEASE EXPECT DELAY'S AROUND HALLOWEEN AND CHRISTMAS PERIODS AS IT IS WHEN THERE IS AN INCREASE IN ORDERS.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE***



RUBBER LATEX PROSTHETICS

***the rubber latex style facial prosthetic is a basic style and is a hollow piece - and can be packed out with cotton wool if necessary. Liquid latex are strong and durable and very re-useable.

These are made from latex and will come in a plain latex tone (which is an off yellow-ish tone)



This sale is for -

- A pointy long nose prosthetic



You can see me apply prosthetics on my YouTube which help know how to apply them-



https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTmo6AxG48-_FStqbJHeIRLf2C0-9sKC4



There may be the exact prosthetic applied there – or something to help guide you.



Now for further valuable information and most asked about questions

- Materials you can use to apply -

Paint

Unfortunately, all the items I sell are plain colours and cannot be pre-painted - I suggest you paint them using, grease paints, pax paints. Acrylic paints or creams. Water based colours are known to work too.

Adhesive

You can use any prosthetic adhesive such as Spirit gum, Matix, Latex, Telesis, Pros aide, Aqua FX, or Snappy G, it all depends on the budget you have. I highly recommend aqua FX as a cheap but good adhesive, however if you have a high budget and the prosthetic must stay in place for an extended period, I recommend pros aide Telesis or pros aide.

PS pros aide and pros aide cream also help to blend out any edges and to mix with acrylic paint to make pax paint.



How to apply those Instructions



1. Position the prosthetic, if necessary, cut to size and then powder around the edges, so you know where to place the adhesive against your skin



2. Place adhesive on the prosthetics and your skin



3. Add cotton wool to any hollow areas of the prosthetic to bulk out any of those areas (if necessary - not all pieces will need this step)



4. Press into place once the adhesive is tacky



5. Add latex / adhesive around the edge, pushing up to the edge to blend the edges,



6. Once the edges are dried, powder down to mattify the area



7. Paint over the top, to match skin tone / fantasy design and add any details using cream/ grease / pax / water colour paints



Postage / packaging



When will I post the item?



I aim to make and post the item within 3 days (on less busier periods it can be made and posted on the same day - however some items I only own one mould for, and when there are large orders of one specific design it can delay the making of that one specific style.



****** Please let me know if there is a specific date you want your items by- if it’s a short time - I can usually accommodate****



UK 1st class tracking



Packages will be tracked 1st class postage from the UK - tracking will be added when the item is marked is dispatched.



Next day delivery



If you want next day delivery its approximately £10 for a weekday or £16 for a weekend (for the UK) - if you want this option, then please request payment total after you have added item to the basket



Airmail from the UK



Airmail charges are more expensive for postage. Sorry but it is out of my control, and the estimated delivery is a minimum of 7-14 working days. However, there is express delivery of 2-3 working days but that costs up to £130 - if you want this service, please add your items to the basket and request for the new total costs. (After letting, me know you want this service of course)



Combined postage



I will combine postage, if the total isn’t taken off automatically at the basket, do send me a message or leave it in your purchase notes and I can refund any postage difference costs



Defects / issues



Please be aware that some of the prosthetics may look bumpy on the underside of it (the part you stick to your skin) as I hand stipple latex in layers, therefore it looks bumpy as it dries, however it will not affect the front of the design (- the side you will actually be painting)



Edges



The edges of the prosthetic can come thin or thick depending on how many layers have been done. Sometimes I leave a thin wispy edge on – it may seem scruffy to you, but the thinner wispy edge can be easier to blend into the skin. or if sometimes those edges are damaged when removing from the mould, the edges are cut and will look neater. No piece will ever be exact same to previous pieces even if it’s used from the same mould



Contact



If there are any issues or you are unhappy, please contact me first, if I do not answer immediately, please do not panic, I will answer. Please take note that I am a one-woman business, I am also a single mum, running a freelance business, which also means I do other work other than just making and selling these pieces, therefore some other things can affect me getting online to reply to you. I will reply and aim for your customer satisfaction. If you are concerned if I do not answer quickly enough, then follow 'resolve issues ' sections through eBay, before leaving negative feedback please. (I previously was ill with tonsillitis and couldn’t get online and someone left me bad feedback as I could resolve their issue within one week! so please understand other things could potentially delay me)



Weekends



Please take in account that postage doesn’t count weekends and I also work away at weekends and that may delay my making time (not every weekend though)



Social media

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Aftercare and other information of your re-useable pieces –

Latex prosthetics



Gently remove the prosthetic using a cotton bud and an oily remover



Wipe clean using cotton and a makeup cleanser or washing up liquid



For tougher areas use a stronger product such as white spirit or IPA



It is recommended to patch test any adhesive or paints on your skin before any use to test if you are allergic.



****For the Nose pieces that cover the nostril - There are breathing holes, but you can create more if require using scissors and have a gentle pressure else you could damage the piece.



********** Please use prosthetic items at your own risk I am not liable for any injury caused in your application or use of prosthetics*******



Thank you for looking