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Looks amazing like a boiled egg

The bloke modelling this must have a head the size of something with a very large head to make it look that good. The thing is huge. I'm a normal size guy but this was very much far from skin tight. Very loose and wrinkly and not even close to skin coloured. Ruined my fancy dress look so much that I was embarrassed to wear it. So I didn't. I ended up completely shaving my lovely locks off to look like the big headed fellow in the picture. While my fancy dress looked amazing and I was the toast of the social event of the season, I am now facing divorce for shaving my head. Thanks a lot.

I don't have the smallest head but this was quite big. Managed to cut a slit up the back and overlap to tighten. Did the job. Tried to shrink but was unable.

It's cheap and cheerful and rather thin. For the money though, it suits my purposes.

I am an experianced cosplayer familiar with bald caps and prosthetics. These will only be used for casting, as the shape is not like a human head, but a pointed shape. Off my head, it reminds me of coneheads, while on my head it is somewhat reminiscent of a condom. The tip does not fully flatten when pulled down, and pulls back to form a teat when released. They are also fairly tight around my head (my head is ~55cm around, with fine hair less than 1cm long).They are a little thicker than others I've used, but still fairly thin. Too thick for an invisible blend without derma-wax to hide the step. The thickness also varies, with a lump near the middle and two (of 4) have mould marks visible and palpable both inside and out; one of them has small holes at this line. On one, the bottom isn't cut neatly, with small jagged edges that will tear very easily if I didn't notice them, and used without trimming (trimming is normally part of fitting a bald cap for a realistic look, but not always for a quick party look). They also smell more strongly of latex than other caps I use, smelling just like freshly made latex masks.For those commenting that it's too thin, it is normal to see some hair through a bald cap, and you would normally use make-up to cover this and blend to skin. These are fairly yellow, so if you're looking for lifelike baldness, you certainly need makeup, if you can achieve that at all. If you want a 'stick it on and be done' type cap, look for a thicker one. If you're looking for a realistic effect, look for a rounder one. For casting, these work fine.

For a cheap bald cap it is exactly what I was expecting, better for a joke costume or to use for a face cast (which is why I bought it), if you want something realistic this isn't for you, but it works perfectly for what I need. Arrived promptly, would purchase again.

The first time I put it on, it immediately ripped. It was very difficult to put on and the latex, I don't have a latex allergy, was very irritating on the skin.Not like the picture as it seals in your ears and isn't suitable for people with piercings

This was for a one off party, did the job, very good price for just one use