Smooth-On Skin Tite 4 Oz and Thivex 1 Oz Kit - Platinum Silicone Adhesive and Prosthetic Appliance Builder - Special Effects

There are cheaper options.. and they suck. Smooth-On makes a consistently great product and they also have people to provide free tech support for any project you can think of. It’s a bit of a learning curve, but that’s just an inherent quality of silicone. It adheres well, doesn’t rip easily, and makes for some lifelike effects.

This product was awesome and it works very well. Especially how quick it set and easy to mold for fake scars and wounds. Unfortunately it's not what I need.

Worked really well bonding my face to my mask. Highly recommend.

Easy to mix and easy to clean off of skin; just use soap and water for that. It's super strong, even when adhering heavy mask, prosthetics, and hanging wounds to skin. Dries opaque and doesn't have harsh smells. However, it's not water, sweat or moisture proof at all. The tiniest bit of moisture causes it peels off. Plus it can't handle too much pulling or tugging movement.

I use this product to adhere my silicon elf ears for when I do some fantasy glam. This product when used correctly makes the prosthetics super waterproof. It is also extremely strong. If I tug on the ears when it is set they do not come off. You really have to pull pretty hard for them to come off. Very impressed. Note: its important to clean the skin with alcohol before applying to ensure this product sticks fully.

Wasn't too happy with the product. Did not adhere to skin like it was supposed to. Applying make up to it was impossible.

This stuff is fantastic! It was so easy to mix and use. I used it to have burn scars all over for Halloween. I recommended it to our lead for MERT(medical emergency response team) at work for our drills. I love that it does not have latex. Very easy to remove as well.

I bought this product on recommendation of a prosthetics artists who makes silicone elf ears. The first warning I will issue is that if you've used any other adhesive on your prosthetic - especially anything with latex - don't even try this stuff. Before this, I tried Duo eyelash glue on my ear tips, and when that hold failed me, I tried ProsAide. I did not know that, despite not listing latex as an ingredient OR alergen, Duo is latex-based. And, like ProsAide, it leaves a horrible sticky aftermath that's impossible to actually remove, especially in a tent at an event. Hence the switch to Skin Tite. After tons of chemicals to clean off the ears failed, I finally gave up and used the Skin Tite directly on my skin, and the ProsAide on the prosthetics, and even then removal was suddenly magical. This stuff kinda "balls" off in little rubbery chunks - like those sticky rubber frogs we all had as kids. Unsatisfied with the hold (which did not hold up to sleep, as Pros Aide only holds okay on silicone) I got a 2nd, unspoiled set of prosthetics this afternoon... and this stuff STICKS. It's almost best to leave it on the prosthetic after removal - it forms a tough but not unbreakable bond but peels off your skin with some careful lifting. I must not have mixed super thoroughly this time, since there were pockets of uncured, slimy goo in places, but nothing I couldn't just wipe off. I'm looking forward to messing around with the ThiVex, and seeing how this stuff holds up to 24/7, 80°F wear... TL;DR This stuff hates literally every other substance known to man and is only for silicone appliances; mix and apply in a cleanroom envoronment. Won't rip off your ear hairs though, 8/10.