Costume for all occasions Dd118AR Spirit Gum and removal

Unfortunately it is not vegan as it contains shellac. The seller should have included the list of ingredients in one of teh pictures or in the description of the item.

Würde den Kleber liebend gerne testen aber versuche das Fläschchen seit Ankunft verzweifelt, ohne Erfolg, zu öffnen. Weder starke Männer, noch eine Zange konnten das Fläschchen öffnen.(Produktionsfehler?) Sehr frustrierend.. oder gibt es da eine spezielle Technik und ich bin zu doof?

Let me start off by saying I'm a cosplayer and Mehron products have always been dependable. I can pretty regularly blindly buy something and trust that it's going to work. Spirit Gum is no exception to that rule; I know a lot of people express having trouble with it, but application technique goes a long way! My advice is to make sure you clean the area first with an alcohol wipe (make sure your hands are clean, too). Then use the applicator to apply and spread the Spirit Gum on the desired area and give it a little bit of time to partially dry. Next, take your finger and lightly dab it, just enough to warm the product up and make it tacky and just lightly enough that you don't smear or remove the product. Then it's ready to stick! Most recently, I've used this product to stick an LED on my face for a Detroit: Become Human cosplay, and it stayed on for the entire convention, through heat and sweat. It also came off nice and easy with the spirit gum remover! I have sensitive skin, so I will note that the spirit gum makes my skin a bit red after application. However, I do not experience burning or breakouts after, which is HUGE because there are a lot of products I can't use due to my sensitivities! I also want to point out that the small bottle is the perfect size to pocket and keep on you during conventions while cosplaying for quick emergency fixes.

Great prosthetic glue! just be careful when you clean-up, residue can get on your hands and become annoying to clean off

Pathetic