Blue 32 Oz - Liquid Latex Body Paint, Ammonia Free No Odor, Easy On and Off, Cosplay Makeup, Creates Professional Monster, Zombie Arts

I do fun nail art designs just for myself, and recently decided to try out alcohol ink art on yupo paper for an art project. I needed a resist to keep the inks from hitting certain places, but I wasn't sure what to use. I remembered using liquid latex on the skin around my nails to keep the polish from getting on them while stamping designs. I tried it out as my resist with the inks, and I was TOTALLY impressed! Perfectly clean, crisp edges, no bleed-under, no staining, and very easy (almost addictive!) to remove. It has become a staple in my studio. I highly recommend this to artists, both nail artists and fine artists!

I woke up feeling great and just couldn't stand it. I just wanted to be blue. This worked out perfectly. I even called some friends and Blue’d them too. Works perfectly and keeps the feel goods far away.

This product does not cover the way it looks on the photo. You get blotchy varying shades of blue that easily rub off when you dont want it to and hurts to remove when you do.Air brushing is the only way to achieve the effect in the photo. Dont waste your time on this unless you are going for a blotchy latex zombie skin look.

I bought this for a cosplay I'm working on (trying to put together a costume of Mystique from X-men)First off, I'd like to say that it is most definitely NOT ammonia free, which accounts for the other reviewers talking about it smelling really bad. It smells about the same as a box of at-home hair color, to give a reference. The fumes also really sneak up on you, so be sure to use it in a well-ventilated area (I almost passed out a little while into painting because the fumes got to me)On the plus side, it comes in a very large bottle, about twice the size as what's in the picture. It dries to a much darker blue, which was what I needed. I was a little concerned about the color upon opening the bottle, as it looks like an Avatar sort of blue in the bottle. But when it dries, it's more of a Prussian Blue.I saw a lot of the other reviews say that it's really hard to take of, painful, etc. And yes, it can be if you try to just peel it straight off. A bit of soap and warm water will help loosen it though, so it doesn't hurt. Overall, if you know a bit about how to use liquid latex, it works pretty well. If you're a beginner, it takes some time to get the hang of it.

We bought this for Halloween and ended up having less time to apply than we initially planned. We still let each layer dry for about 5 minutes before applying the next, but I think it takes at least 10 minutes or so (even though directions say 5) and you want at least a few layers. I want to try it again but it seemed nearly impossible to get it to look really smooth (on your head or hands, probably fine on a smoother, more stable area) unless you take A LOT of time and hold perfectly still while it dries. For example, I painted my husband's head and if he tilted forward at all to smooth out his neck, the area under the neck would stick to itself. Then, if he put his chin up to fix that, the back of the neck would crease. If he stretched his neck up as much as possible, it would look wrinkly all around after he relaxed. He is very fit so this isn't because he has excess skin or fat.A good tip is to use vaseline to cover eyebrows or hairline that you need to put to latex on or near, just make sure all the hair is totes lubed up because it will pull anything out that you paint!Not as easy to use as I hoped, but it served it's purpose and was really fun.

Awesome! Painted my wife’s bare breasts with it right over the nipples!

This is exactly what I needed for my Mystique costume. Once it dries down, its not gonna budge. The only issue is getting it off.

This is a very quality product, but darker than advertised. It worked out better for me, so I'm not gonna complain, but it's worth knowing.Picture is taken under fluorescent lights. I'm a mushroom-white 5'7". I did ~6 layers. Entire body is covered except what's hidden by the gloves and shoes (get help!). I have a little over half of the 32oz bottle left