Kangaroo Latex Bald Cap for Adults - Tan Beige Realistic Head Skin Bald Cap Wig for Men and Women - Christmas Halloween Costume Fake Hat - Makeup Accessory for Theatrical, Cosplay and Dress up Apparel

Literally have worked with bald caps twice in my life. Once last halloween when my son wanted to be Dr. Phil and once this year when he wanted to be Gru from Despicable Me. I did not want to spend a lot of money because lets be honest, I have no clue what I'm doing and I could have always resorted to shaving his head if the bald cap didn't work...BUT...turned out not too shabby. We did have to apply makeup to conceal his darker hair underneath and to help blend. You'll see in the DR Phil photo which was our first attempt, I didn't get the cap on real tight so it rippled a little, but I did use the liquid latex around the front of his face to blend to his face to try to hide those seams. The photo with him in the scarf, I got it much tighter but didn't have time for that liquid latex this time around since you know, there was doors to knock on and candy to eat, since it was halloween and all...

Bought this bald cap for a Mr. Clean Halloween costume. Was looking for something cheap and quick shipping which this fit the bill. I wasn’t looking for anything top notch. It worked, had good stretch, and worked well with the adhesive I bought (my friends and I did an awful job cutting out the ears and putting on the adhesive). It is very see through, though. I have dark blonde hair and you could easily see my hairline through it. It also stunk pretty bad when I first took it out of the package. I’m glad I let it air out before actually using it. Smelled better the next day. It’s great for something cheap and funny like a goofy Halloween costume. Not good for something professional.

Very low quality, contains none of the supplies needed to make the cap functional. It comes with just a piece of silicon thin enough that you can even see bleach blind hair underneath

Flimsy, but did the job. Could only use once so not sure for the price if it was worth it. It was also too big on me.

Dressed up like my brother in law for his 60th. It did not rip while I put it in but I was very careful. Used spirit gum to hold it. It stayed on all night. I have very long hair so I slicked my hair with gel and braided it. The cap still didn’t cover my hair completely in the back but it didn’t matter. It did wrinkle a little but this was the first time I ever tried wearing one of these things. A little practice may have helped. Definitely worked well for my need. I was very pleased.

It is very see-through and requires work to make it look ok. It does not feel too flimsy, but tends to wrinkle very easily.

No it is not a movie-level realistic bald cap. It cost $8. If you want that type of costume, you have to spend the $35 and get the kit that comes with liquid silicone and paint to match your skin tone. For us in Halloween, it did the job just fine. It's big enough to cut to the shape of your hairline. I actually used Scotch tape to tape down the edges around my ears and back of my neck and it held all night.

This bald cap functions well, but I would suggest wearing a nude wig cap under it if you have ANY hair since it is pretty transparent. Additionally, the color does not match any of the marketed pictures. It gives off a jaundice-yellow skin tone that will not match any other flesh tone.