Stage FrightsWicked Witch Nose Foam Latex Prosthetic

I used this to perfect my Nigel Thornberry costume for Halloween, and it was SMASHING (iykyk). As a note, this does not come with adhesive, but I used eyelash glue, and it held all night.

This could not have been more perfect. Looks exactly like the image I was looking for. It is difficult to keep on your face, but the shock factor alone was worth the struggle.This image was specifically used to emulate somebody. I guess they never heard of rhinoplasty? It was perfect.

I haven’t used it yet, but am familiar with latex prosthetics, and this feels and looks like it will work well for the photo assignment that I purchased it for.

This was fun…. no one recognized me… not even my husband! Easy to use and really finished the costume.

So I had this idea... I wanted to dress up as The Penguin for Halloween... Burgess Meredith's version to be exact. I knew I needed a nose prostetic to make the outfit complete. I looked high and low... and finally decided on this model. It was my first attempt at using a latex prosthetic and I was extremely pleased with the outcome. I used woochie cinima spirt gum and it stayed on ALL DAY!!! (People were even touching it and wiggling it)It was very easy to apply and remove... all I had to do was use foundation to blend it in to my face. I cleaned it with a soft cloth and put it in a container so I can use it again. Feel free to comment or ask questions... thanks!

Good latex prop. It is a little on the white side so if you have a tan or darker complexion skin you will have to find makeup that will match. It will hold the makeup well. It adheres with liquid adhesive well. Liquid latex blends in the edges. The foam latex gives a better appearance than plain thin latex shnozes.

I received a used product. The packaging was open and there is clearly makeup on it.

It’s absolutely perfect fit I love it