Oh, I hope you put petroleum jelly on ur face first. If not, you will feel every single tiny hair that rips out when you remove that. Go get some plaster embedded cloth at a craft store, bcz it works well too. Ya just gotta cover that with p-mache, unless you like the mummy look.
My son didn't want to paint it so it looked about the same except as it dried on the table it kind of flattened so I highly recommend you let it dry on an inflated balloon so it kind of keeps a curved shape
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@@user-lh9sz8cz1u it seemed like a long time once it started to stiffen up we were able to take it off I recommend you put it on something round like a balloon so that it doesn't get too flat we let hours dry on the table and it was too flat
We probably had it on for an hour but it was still really soft so we took it off and let it dry on the table but that was our mistake because it began to dry kind of flat I recommend putting it on something like a ball or a balloon so it can keep its curved shape
The lesson learned we had was once you take it off you shouldn't let it dry on a flat surface instead use the underside of a bowl or some other curve surface
it does.., while its on your face its pretty pliable, when you take it off recommend you lay it across the top of a ball or something curved since it'll dry overnight and it will flatten under its own weight
One of our lessons learned was that when you take it off your face and let it dry don't put it on a flat surface cause then it's still damp. It'll flatten out probably let it dry on a basketball basketball or volleyball, so it maintains it shape.
