The Good:
As you can see above, it's a beautiful mask with a lovely expression. The mask is thick and flexible and feels sturdy and that it will last countless wears without rips or tears through basic use. As a 'play' mask I find this to be the most exciting, since it feels as though one can use their mouth and put on/take off the mask through a play session without complication.
There is a metal nose bridge that is secured on the inside of the mask, which does a nice job of preventing the nose-tent effect, where the material between the eyes of the mask just hangs down from the nose to the eyes creating an unnatural look.
The Drawbacks:
The fact you can see the metal nose bridge is one, the other is that the expression of the mask is baked in, meaning that you can't emote very much through this mask. I tried using glue with it, however the material of the mask doesn't hold it for very long since it is so rigid. This is to be expected with a mask like this. I find it to feel more like a rubber hood, easy to pop on and off, durable and easy to wear for long periods of time. So the main drawback is inherent to it's design/material, so I can't say that's a drawback, just something to be aware of.
Overall:
It's a tremendous, pretty, sturdy, flexible, beautifully shaped play mask that is absolutely worth the price. I highly recommend this mask!
2 comments:
Hi how do you plan on fixing the bridge issue? Also have you posted any videos with this mask?
I have posted some videos of me wearing this mask. It's really not that noticeable unless you're up close under the right lighting conditions.
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