Paper Mache Masks

Bought for a craft in my class. Loved the different face sizes. Children loved working with them. Sturdy. Worth the money.

We really loved these paper mache masks. They’re surprisingly strong and solid, and they’re comfortable to wear, no weird smell at all. They were also a lot of fun to decorate, and everyone in the family got into it. Great quality and perfect for any craft or costume project.

Perfect for a few last minute Halloween costumes! I wasn't expecting too much out of these and was kind of nervous about the size and eye placement from other reviews of this type of item. It was the reason I finally went for this multipack. Happy to say I had no problems with either issue. For one, you get 2 different sizes and the eye placement on both sets worked just fine for myself, my husband, my 8, 12, and 16 year old so pretty safe to say that they fit a variety of faces. I also used both acrylic paint and powder paints, also water, sharpie, pencil, and colored pencils and the masks took to all mixed media perfectly. The masks are a thick paper material and I added hot glue, staples, and modge podge to a few with no negative effects to the mask shape or durability. Straps for each was included and the mask quality, while sturdy, can be cut fairly easily with scissors or an exacto knife. I really couldn't be more pleased. I now have so many masks left that I can't wait to try out some different methods and I bet paper mache would work really awesome with these for starters! Thanks for a great product.

They are cheap so you get what you pay for. They are no where close to normal human face sizes. No matter if it’s the male or female size they’re both super small. They would only fit small kids. However, they do work great for crafting or for a base of starting a mask. Just don’t use these for exact scale. They would be great for kid projects. They aren’t super flimsy or anything so they are decent papier-mâché quality. The elastic strap is super thin and not the greatest, but it works for their price point. I would recommend finding the lowest price version of these since there are so many options out there.

Just what I thought. Very good. I keep them on hand for when drains come over and we sit at the table and paint,collage, etc. so much fun

They are paper, easy to paint with acrylics. Was a fun little project. They come with an alright strap. Similar to egg carton material but a little thinner and firmer like cardstock. Normal people will find it somewhat frightening/ unnerving. Especially the smaller size.

It is paper mache but pretty sturdy - just don't get it too too wet. Kids used colored markers to make their own masks I used burlap. Came in 2 sizes (child/adult) with elastic string to attach. Great project for everyone.

Just what we needed for a mask project for my kids school. Two different sizes, really good quality, durable and very thick. They are definitely going to hold up to glue and paint. You get a lot of them for the money so I think the value is incredible. Pretty easy to thread the elastic through the holes on the side and tie them to make the mask stay.

Buena calidad. Tal cual como las imágenes

As a retired art teacher I’m always on the lookout for ideas and good supplies. I highly recommend these masks as being heavyweight enough to take a variety of materials. I’m using them with decoupage, white glue and water. Very inexpensive, worth the price. The only caveat here is they’re not terribly comfortable. If you wanted to actually wear them you would probably want to add foam padding on the inside to position the mask correctly for your face.

Me encantaron, son prácticas y muy bien hechas, a pesar de estar hechas de papel comprimido.👍🏼

You have to attach all of the elastic s onto the mask yourself