The Do’s, Don’ts and How To’s of Buying a Mummy Mask: A blog about making sure you have your mummy mask right before heading out to the parades.

So you’re thinking about buying a mummy mask for Halloween, but not sure what to look for? Well, here are some things that you want to avoid when buying one of these masks for yourself or a loved one.

The first thing that you want to avoid is the “standard” mummy mask that comes in most Halloween costumes. It looks like this:


This is *not* what you want if you’re planning on wearing it out at the parades or just walking around town with friends. This is more of a collector’s item or something that you would wear in the privacy of your home — if even then.

The second thing that you want to avoid is something like this:


This is better than the previous one,

Are you ready to make everyone at the party feel stiff and uncomfortable? Everyone gets a kick out of a good mummy costume. How could one not? Mummy are just so darn fun! Grab your white gauze, pop that top off that spray bottle of starch and let’s get mummified!

In this blog we’ll discuss how to properly apply mummy mask and gauze. We’ll also talk about the do’s and don’ts of mummy wrapping, including how to avoid those accidental creepy stares in the mirror.

First things first; let’s put on our masks. There are two ways you can go about this:

1) You can buy a pre-made mask with either latex or rubber and paint it yourself with spray paint or acrylics. Or,

2) You can do it all yourself with a rubber base (which is what I prefer).

Once you have your rubber mask in hand, use white acrylic paint to cover the whole thing. If you are doing a traditional Egyptian mummy, be sure to add some grey shading around the lips and eyes. Add some gold glitter as well for an extra oomph! If you want to go for a more modern look, try using pink or purple instead of grey.

Buying a mummy mask for Halloween is a very common costume. However, some people tend to go about it the wrong way. Instead of buying the traditional mummy mask, they buy makeup and bandages and end up looking like a disaster.

Here are three tips to follow when you decide to be a mummy for Halloween:

Purchase your mummy mask in advance. The trick is to make sure you have time to test it out so you can see what it looks like with the rest of your costume. If you’re not happy with how it looks, you still have plenty of time to get something else and/or return it. Be careful when buying your mask online. A lot of times, the image for the mask is different than what you actually receive in the mail.

Do not try to improvise by using makeup and bandages on your face and neck. You will look like a mess!

When wearing your costume, be sure that you can see through the eye holes of your mask. This will make life easier for you as well as other people while you’re out trick or treating!

Ah, Halloween. The one time a year when it is socially acceptable to scare your friends and family with grotesquely gruesome getups.

With the right mask or makeup, your costume can be absolutely terrifying. But what if you’ve decided to go as a mummy this year?

There are quite a few do’s and don’ts when it comes to getting the perfect mummy look. First, you will want to make sure you have the right mask. It has to fit well, but not be too tight. It should also have the proper coloration and look authentic.

Now that you have the perfect mask picked out, you will need to get the rest of your outfit ready for your big night out. You’ll need to find a white sheet or some gauze strips that you can wrap around yourself in true mummy fashion. You can pick up fake gauze strips at any Halloween store or online shop.

If you are wrapping your own body, start at your feet and work your way up but only wrap once around each major part of your body (ankles, knees, thighs, torso) then move on to the next section and continue until you reach your head.

Mummy masks are great for Halloween and for parties where you want to dress up as a mummy. They can be very realistic and convincing and some of them have an amazing level of detail.

Masks can also be a lot cheaper than buying a full costume. Masks are easier to store when not in use, and they can be more comfortable than a full outfit.

However, not all mummy masks are the same quality. Here’s what you need to know before you buy your mask:

Materials

Look for masks made from latex, rather than rubber or vinyl. Latex is the material most used for making the most realistic looking masks. Rubber masks can look good if they’re based on characters in movies or cartoons, but they tend to look less convincing if you’re wearing them as part of a real life disguise.

If you know you’ll be using your mask more than once, it’s worth paying a bit extra for one that has been hand painted, rather than just sprayed with paint that will rub off easily.

It’s that time of year again. With Halloween fast approaching, it’s time to gather your costumes and accessories for the big night. One of the most essential items is your mask. You want to make sure you get something that will last for years to come. You don’t want to buy a cheap mask that flakes or cracks just a few weeks after you buy it. You also don’t want to spend an arm and a leg on some high-quality mask that you won’t even use again next year. Here are some options and tips for finding the right mummy mask for you.

This might be the most popular option, but it definitely isn’t always the best one. If you are going to go this route, look into masks that have been tried and tested over many Halloweens by others who have used them before you. The mask needs to be able to withstand sweat, rain, and potentially roughhousing from a bunch of other kids vying for the same candy as you. Also, if you are planning on using this mask again in the future, try not to get too crazy with the makeup or paint. That way it can be used again for years to come!

Mummies have been a staple of horror films for decades. They’re the perfect creature to use in a film that has a very low budget. The mummy is basically a corpse, which means that makeup and special effects are minimal. All you need is bandages and some red food coloring stains. Mummies are also perfect for films set in Egypt since they are found there naturally and don’t require much explanation as to why they’re there. Mummy films also provide the opportunity to put an ancient curse on the main characters, which is always a good way to add conflict to your story.

Mummy costumes are very popular at Halloween parties because they’re easy to make, cheap and don’t require any special effects or makeup. You can either buy one at a costume shop or make one yourself using fabric bandages and red food coloring stains. If you want to make your own costume, here’s how: