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Only two weeks left until Halloween! If you still haven't figured out what you want to be yet, now is your last chance! Enter the discount code LASTCHANCE2019 when checking out at www.instantmonsters.com for 20% off all foam latex prosthetics and makeup supplies!

NEW FOR 2019! This is one prosthetic that really lets you go out of your mind. It can either be glued in place like a traditional makeup (first image), or you can use a costume piece to hide the edge for easy application (second image). This soft foam latex prosthetic comes with full...

After a few years in limbo, my webstore Instant Monsters is back! It's a soft relaunch with a limited stock this year, then back to full operations next year. Please drop by to have a look at some of the new items! www.instantmonsters.com

Hey Everyone, I need some advice. So I have full face (ok 95% full face) foam latex prosthetic mask. I have used it a many times and have rebought the mask now 2 times and have a 3rd unpainted backup. (you know how it is with foam latex) So I do use it a lot, especially at this time of year...

I made a prosthetic claw out of foam for a zombie walk and now I wish to make it better. I want sparks when the claw ends touch. Fright Props used to sell "Spark Gloves" that were battery operated and safe for user and others. Unfortunately they don't sell those anymore and I can't find any...

This is my Halloween makeup from 1991. I wore it to a Halloween party at the house of another makeup artist, and there were a lot of makeup artists there, and so I tried to make this good, hoping to impress everybody. It did not work out quite the way I was hoping! This was a foam rubber...

I know they are the same type of water based, acrylic adhesive, but does anyone know if there is a significant difference? Is one better than the other, and if so, why? I have a Woochie swamp hag prosthetic, that I will be wearing for 4-5 hours, outside, on Halloween. I also have relatively...

Happy Halloween! It's been a long time coming, but my partner and I have finally redesigned and relaunched our website this past August. It's now mobile friendly and has a better layout and gallery of custom projects we've worked on. Our website: http://www.northfur.ca Since our last post...

I often dress up as a witch for Halloween, the typical green faced Wicked Witch of the West. I use the latex nose and chin prosthetic and follow the directions exactly ... applied to a clean, dry face, the spirit gum gets nice and tacky, then I apply the prosthetic. But within two minutes my...

Hello. I'll start off by saying I'm a bit of a novice. I purchased a sweet Nosferatu prosthetic that I am looking forward to wearing this Halloween. I've seen several tutorials that say to use PAX make up to color the prosthetic. I am wondering if I should also use the PAX to achieve the pale...

First post here, I did try searching, might not have been using the right keywords, Couldn't find the Makeup forum, so here I am. I have a prosthetic mask I got for this year, Glues on, I have not been able to bring myself to completely shave the little bit of facial hair under my lip and on my...

Hey HF. i was just wondering about the opinion this forum might have about The Scream Team prosthetics? great quality like they say it is? easy application? cost worth it? easy to makeup etc.. thinking about alot of there masks but am kinda fixed on this one...

Hello to all! It's our 2nd year posting here for Halloween, so here's an update to what we've done since last year. Our website: http://www.northfur.ca To recap, we're in Toronto, Ontario Canada, we make latex prosthetics / appliances and masks. We tend to focus more on animal, fantasy and...

Hey everyone! We've had a crazy summer with lots of fun new prosthetics in the works. Here are a few of them: "Goblin / Witch" is an unpainted prosthetic (painted version available) that comes with full application instructions. It can be painted with fantasy flesh tones to create a goblin...

Hello to all! I'd like to make a formal post about ourselves and our online store. We're a pair of artists and costumers located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada who make animal and monster related prosthetics, masks and other costume items. Our website: http://www.northfur.ca Over the years we've...

Recently we were given a challenge: create an original character (a 200 year-old cowboy) using pieces of Instant Monsters prosthetics with a working time of only 2 hours. We accepted. This is the tale.

"Vampyre" is an unpainted prosthetic (painted version available) that comes with full application instructions. This partial-face prosthetic accentuates the cheekbones and turns the forehead into a feral snarl, similar to vampires in popular film and television.

"Zombie 2" is an unpainted prosthetic (painted version available) that comes with full application instructions. It can be colored to match any skin tone, realistic or undead. Feast on the brains of the living with the latest in our undead line!

Hey everybody I am new to the site and so far looks like you all might be the ones to answer my questions. I have done some simple latex applications in the past but this year i am going all out. I already have a full facial prosthetic and a set of dental distortions veneers. I should have my...