Half Face Zombie - Unpainted - 57-59cm

This product is handmade and/or hand-painted and therefore unique. As a result, this product can have natural deviations in pattern, colour and shape, which are not considered defects or faults. Measurements are all in cm if not stated otherwise.

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is forgotten.

You groan hungrily as you see one of the living, its movement catching your rotting eye. You stagger onward, driven by your sole desire for flesh.

DETAILS

Epic Effects’ Unpainted Half Face Zombie is a full mask that has seen livelier days. Seen from the left, you appear passably human with a realistic looking face, featuring skin textured with wrinkles and scars. Then turn your head, revealing a terrifying surprise! The right side appears torn off and fractured, dominated by damaged tissue overlying exposed bone. The eyes of the mask are large with good visibility.

The mask fits over your face and chin, moving with your natural jaw movement. The mask is made from thick 100% natural high-quality latex, making it strong and durable, ensuring long life and extended reuse. The mask is a large fit of 58 cm in circumference, and made with good room for breathing and ventilation which helps with extended wear.

HOW TO USE:

We love offering do-it-yourself products like this unpainted mask. You can easily get the colouring you desire and set yourself apart from other zombies who use our already painted versions. Latex masks are best painted with a latex based paint, covered in thin layers and allowed to dry completely between coats. Finish with a dusting of baby powder. You can also use our water-based makeup in addition to paint, or on its own, for a more temporary fix.

INSPIRATION

• Zombies are most commonly found in horror and fantasy genre stories
• The term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, describing a dead body animated by magic
• The concept of zombies was first exposed to the Western culture with W.B. Seabrook’s The Magic Island in 1929

• Thick 100% natural high-quality latex skin
• Clear, fine details
• Excellent fit, modelled on a living person
• Expressive face that fits over the jawline, allowing the mouth to move with your natural jaw movement
• Easy to maintain
• Multiple reuses