FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The video does not use any special effects. Your warm breath fades the ink to transparent; cool air darkens it producing a moving effect. What you see is what you'll get: A little practice goes a long way...

The effect is most apparent in temperatures around 70 degrees Fahrenheit or lower, as you need warm/cool air to activate the shift. I've seen some people carry around a damp sponge or napkin and subtly wipe their mask to keep it moist - it reacts to subtle breaths better in that state. Also, if you own two or more masks, you can secretly slip off and switch faces and keep the effect "new" for the people around you.

The mask is a custom stretch spandex-blend hood machine-seamed to fit most heads. For measurement's sake, around the forehead is 22" to 24" inches. But using 4-way stretch fabric allows the mask to fit most people comfortably. It has been sewn to provide a snug fit, yet still be durable for stretching.

The fabric has been selected after several months of initial testing to provide adequate visibility while still concealing your facial features (eyes, nose, hair). There is no need for eyeholes as the fabric stretches and the weave allows the wearer to see comfortably through the mask. As for breathing, no concerns either. Although, practicing how to maneuver your breath in different directions will only help the effect. Example: blowing warm air upwards towards your nose will trigger the morph higher in the midface.

Absolutely not. The ink I use is specially formulated, 100% water-based ink designed for fabric.