Mehron Makeup Spirit Gum | Spirit Gum Adhesive | Special FX , Cosplay, Halloween, Stage Performance Makeup | Professional Cosmetic Glue Adhesive for Face, Skin, & Body (4.5 oz) (Matte)

Works great as long as it's not being attached to a moving part. My nose prosthetic held very well, but the chin prosthetic fell off about a dozen times. Super irritating.

I worked at a haunted house this halloween, using crazy prosthetic pieces. I've used spirit gum before, albeit in smaller amounts, and decided to bite the bullet and buy the big one, this one. And let me tell you, I love this bottle. It's been my holy grail these past few weeks, I just pour a little on both the prosthetic and my face, brush it around some, let it get tacky, and boom, it's on all night. I've never had a piece fall off, and with enough face cleaner, it comes off without an issue. Holy hell, I'll be buying another bottle the second I run out, regardless of the season.

Good stuff, holds well for 9 hours before needing to reapply. I have their travel size one and I noticed the formula is different between the two. I feel the travel size holds better, but this is a very large bottle, and if you wear wigs everyday all day like I do, u will need both this large bottle to initially get it on, then the travel size one for touchups bc u will periodically touch up. This needs to get tacky before it will stick. The travel size one didn't.

I was looking for a product that I could use to adhere homemade motion capture markers to my face, and I came across this. I know spirit gum is used in visual effects and makeup so I wanted to try this out and see how well it held up. Unfortunately, mine didn't come with a brush (which is fine, I can use a Q-Tip to apply the gum to my skin and put on the marker) but once the markers were on my skin (a gentle press and roll the marker into place), it barely moved and once it dries, you'll barely notice it. For a little laugh, I accidentally ripped a single hair out of lip, which is why having the remover is important. Thankfully some rubbing alcohol did the trick.

I tried a little on my arm to see if it would work and that I wasn't sensitive to whatever is in it. It's a free flowing liquid. I made a circle on my arm with my finger and tested the stick it proved as it dried. It got tacky, but nothing I would say that could hold anything for very long. What surprised me was that when I washed with soap and water almost all of it came off! There was a little residue, but barely noticeable. It will not work for me as I sweat too much if that is the case.