Mermaid Ears

Gentler than their Siren cousins, the mermaids simply wished people would stop calling them porpoises.

In 1984 Morbid Masks Studios began manufacturing Latex Masks and Special Effects.

In 2008 Morbid Masks Studios stopped production of all Masks, especially it's ever popular Thin Skin Latex Masks. This was because the supplier of the special paint that gave Morbid Masks their unique characteristics terminated supply for good. The whole process relied on this paint and no other alternatives were comparable. The moulds were redundant and could not be stored; nearly all were thrown away. So ended an era.

In 2012 a new supply of paint had been found and Morbid Masks was resurrected,

Apart from our regular range of latex rubber ears, noses, horns and facial features, we also currently make tbree designs of Live Role Play Fighting Claws, our latest Cat Claw design now available. Plus we have re-introduced an old GRP (fibreglass) Skull Helm in several colours and sizes.

Dueling the greatest fencer in the kingdom wouldn’t have been your first choice, but it’s the only one you have if you don’t want to end up in the gallows. You are to prove your innocence through Trial of Combat.

Thankfully you called in a favor to one of the town’s swordsmiths. With a brand new Trident Dagger, you might actually stand a chance. But then again, as you watch the fencer unsheath his rapier and give it a casual flourish, you still feel a small tremor of fear in your grip.

For those that prefer to kill their enemies with poisson.

In 1984 Morbid Masks Studios began manufacturing Latex Masks and Special Effects.

In 2008 Morbid Masks Studios stopped production of all Masks, especially it's ever popular Thin Skin Latex Masks. This was because the supplier of the special paint that gave Morbid Masks their unique characteristics terminated supply for good. The whole process relied on this paint and no other alternatives were comparable. The moulds were redundant and could not be stored; nearly all were thrown away. So ended an era.

In 2012 a new supply of paint had been found and Morbid Masks was resurrected,

Apart from our regular range of latex rubber ears, noses, horns and facial features, we also currently make tbree designs of Live Role Play Fighting Claws, our latest Cat Claw design now available. Plus we have re-introduced an old GRP (fibreglass) Skull Helm in several colours and sizes.

This Water Based Make Up from Epic Effect belongs to a series of deep pigmented, high quality colours. The colours are excellent for face painting and provide great coverage, even on foam latex appliances. The colours can be used on all parts of the body; it will even cover hair, beards and mustaches. The Epic Effect Water Based Make-Up will stay on the skin until you wash it off with soap and water. For even more staying power, seal the makeup with Epic Effect Setting Spray. There is a lot of pigment in Epic Effect colours so use them sparingly. This make-up dries matt so there is no need to powder.

1. Use a slightly damp sponge or brush to apply the deep pigmented colors to the skin.
2. Create the finishing highlights and details with a brush.
3. Water Based Make Up can also be used to color hair, that is not bleached or dyed in advance.
4. Wash of the Water based Make Up with soap and warm water. 

Packing and labeling

The colour is packed in a 20ml plastic container (white), that is marked with a label on the front and back. The label on the back holds information about the ingredients on the product, the item number, barcode and product name. The front has an Epic Effect logo and product name.
The container is mounted in a blister for wall hanging. The blisters insert card has a hole so the label on the back of the container can be seen and scanned from outside of the blister pack. The back of the insert card holds directions of use.

Ingredients: Talc, Glycerin, Aqua (Water), Cetearyl Alcohol, Kaolin, Octyldodecanol, Sodium Cetearyl Sulfate, Stearic Acid, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrahydroxypropyl Ethylenediamine, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Coumarin, Limonene, Linalool, Citronellol, Geraniol, (Fragrance) and may contain: [+/- Titanium Dioxide CI 77891, Iron Oxides CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499, Red 7 CI 15850, Red 36 CI 12085, Ultramarines CI 77007, Ferric Ferrocyanide CI 77510, Yellow 5 Lake CI 19140, Chromium Hydroxide Green CI 77289, Chromium Oxide Greens CI 77288, Red 40 Lake CI 16035, Black 2 CI 77266]

Safely attach prosthetics to your face and skin.

Epic Effects Mastix Spirit Gum is a non-toxic adhesive for applying latex prosthetics and hair to skin. The gum is almost invisible once dried, improving the look of prosthetics. Mastix Spirit Gum is safe to use on children, but should be kept out of reach and applied only with adult supervision. The glue comes in a 12 ml bottle with screw-on lid. Inside the lid, the bottle is suited with a tiny brush helping the user apply the glue effectively.

Directions for use:

• Clean the skin and the prosthetic with Mastix Spirit Gum Remover.
• Apply a thin layer of glue to your prosthetic with an applicator. Let it dry completely until clear and repeat with a second layer.\
• Apply the prosthetic in the desired position and hold in place for ten seconds.

Removal:

Gently peel the prosthetic away from the skin starting at one corner, using the Mastix Spirit Gum Remover to dissolve the glue and to clean the skin. Then clean your skin and the prosthetic with mild soap and warm water.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Epic Effect Mastix Spirit Gum should not be used around the eyes or on mucous membranes like the lips, eyelids or on private areas. Keep away from open flames, as this product is highly flammable.