More attempts to try new shots.

>>1484
I always love mask pics that show a little teeth, mouth movement is my favorite part of masking imo

>>1487

I agree. It's challenging to make smiles and mouth movement look natural, especially without any adhesive. It helps when the mask fits you well and when it's stretchy and flexible enough; otherwise, the eye holes stretch and the whole face distorts.

(Pic is a little tease of unreleased photos I still have to update.)

Any activity is good activity. (And if you have something new to show, the better.)

>>1369
Bodyshots are always nice to have especially when youre good at covering up the lines

Happy Hallowe'en, my minions! <3 XOXO

(A taste of things to come, but this one was taken today - alongside many others.)

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Is there a video that went with this?

While I'm pretty happy with my mask (a Cyomi), I can't help but wonder how to conceal the eye slots, if it's bad design (either cost-cutting or the lesser-of-two-evils option since these aren't tailor-made) from most makers or there's something I'm supposed to do. Or if I can/should get plastic eyes and glue them in (and be unable to see anything from inside).

It's just... idk really

>>1376

I've thought about the idea of using foundation around the eyes, making it a few shades lighter than the mask in order to compensate for shadows, and then wear makeup to blend the seams. Since most of the masks I wear either fit snugly in my eyes, it's not as noticeable, but I thought this might help nonetheless.

Using glasses helps distract people from the seams, though - at least at a distance.

>>1376
well first you've gotta try and match the lower eyelid with yours as close a possible
A noob friendly way to blend the edges is to use black eyeshadow (the famous "panda style" ),
Use false eyelases (glue or magnetic) to blend the upper eyelid .
alternatively you can also try to glue eyelashes to the eyeholes with some silicone glue (Irecommend using some Silpoxy™ )

>>1382
I was pointing the choice of words. I'll admit, they made me feel a bit uncomfortable, mostly because you were too quick to clarify.

>>1384
Bold choice.

Morrigan's costume uses a lot of spandex. Hip-wise, you could go for a pantyhose under the leggings and mix it with padding (a trick used by drag queens), making sure the leggings are from breathable fabric. Beating sweat will still be difficult, though - have you tried spray-on antiperspirant? I doubt it'll stop sweating altogether, but at least it should make it *less* sticky.

It's alright if you don't want to mix it with a mask. I'm curious about why you'd say your experience with a mask is "shaky", though.

>>1385
I'm also >>1376 for reference, the shaky part of masking is dealing with the eyeholes. Turns out the mask seems to be a tiny bit too small for my face and the holes get stretched and that's why it looks bad.
Good call about antiperspirants. Gotta give it a try - between that and the generous amounts of baby powder I usually go for, that should buy me some nice extra time while suited

>>1386
I've found baby powder doesn't always help with sweating - there's a point where sweat accumulates so much, it becomes slimy. Antiperspirant should stop that, particularly if it's spray-based. (And if it's designed for women, then it's a bonus.)

As for the eye slots, that's the issue with early-design masks - they were designed for smaller heads. That said, judging by the pic, they fit you pretty well. Try using foundation and eyeshadow to blend in.

I got quite a good collection, always finding a way to buy more stuff.

Mask-wise, I tend to prefer those from Dreammask, as they fit very well. MoliFX has turned to be my second choice - their Luxuria mask looks amazing. I've also purchased from Roanyer and from others, and my first mask was a CreaFX but it's too damaged to be reused.

As for other prosthetics, I tend to purchase breastplates, girdles and gloves. I've gotten them from multiple sizes, though ever increasing.

Breastplates: I find the ones I use the most are those from Dokier, followed by MoliFX. Dokier sells good, long-lasting breastplates at a relatively cheap price, though sometimes they can make them pretty thick.

Girdles: Since I like big curves, The Kim has solved many of those problems. I got a couple others from Dokier, EYung and Roanyer; the latter is more of a panty, with thin and stretchy silicone, but the genital opening is very wide. I usually have issues with those little tubes, which is why I like when they're wide and stubby, I will say that I think I got more EYung girdles than anything else.

Gloves: I started with ones from Celesmask, which I still have, and moved to test a few others. Gloves are the least exciting because they're hard to put in, hard to take out, and prone to tearing. The ones I got from Dreammask fit snugly and nicely but got a nasty tear after a couple uses, mostly because their nails are glued on properly and I was trying to avoid breaking them.

As to where I buy everything - AliExpress, though the MoliFX stuff I buy directly from their site. You can find them cheaper while still being the real deal.

And as a final remark: I have that Hathaway mask in OP's pic. Hathaway is one of my favorites, though my favorite mask still has to be the Haena.

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>>1367
Not sure exactly what it is about this one, but I particularly like it. It's like a busty office lady posting selfies while out a lunch or something, and were it not for the fact that this is the kind of thing we do here, if I saw the thumbnail posted somewhere on the internet I might not even guess that's a mask.

I dont think you should be concerned about raceplay beind a bad thing. Skinsuits are about the other the...contrast and difference and changing race is part of that appeal. Ive seen white maskers turn into black women and thats becoming more common nowadays. I think you should not worry to much and just enjoy what youre doing without feeling concerned about feeling racist or whatever. I'd love to take a spin as an asian chick but none of the Aisan fitting masks seem right for my face so its a shame.

Just look in the mirror and enjoy what you see, and if you dont oike it you can change it. ;)

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Well put. Thanks for sharing your opinion. I like how it deals with the appeal of masking outside of personal reasons - it is, as you said, a play on contrasts at its core, because it lets you be someone that you aren't.

I'll admit I made this thread out of cautiousness - given how easy it is to anger people, I didn't wanna offend the few people that enjoy this as a hobby, as an expression or even out of kinkiness. Considering how the very act of masking can be offensive to people (though the consensus seems to verge on "weird", apparently), I figured touching on the community's consensus would help clear things out.

>>1003

Oh wow...that's a May with breasts, or neckless with a separate breastplate? (Or neckless + full bodysuit? I know you've said that on the subReddit...)

That's definitely such a nice pic - simple-looking, but projecting just the right mix of cute and sexy. The blurring effect makes eyes focus only on you, which is a plus.

(Kinda feel disappointed that the only thing I can do is take selfies with my phone.)

>>1005
It is indeed only may with breasts :)

also thanks for the kind words ^^

>>631
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And, much later, here's a pic with just the new booty to show what a difference just adding some hip, butt, thigh padding can do.

Maybe I'll get around to the unboxing and showing what I got while pretending it's all new (since I took the pics then).

damm girl looking very nice hope to see more pictures of you around still stay a shame i cant find anybody a normal proximity :P

such a shame

Well done Bestan. You look realistic :3 Have fun ! ^^

that looks incredibly sexy, how does it feel to wear? You look absolutely fantastic, congratulation!