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Re: MASks

From: Rick (rlarson)
Date: Mon Apr 03 2000 - 17:01:15 PDT

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    I just use vaseline. I've never had a problem. I have them cover their whole
    face and then I usually check to make sure the eyes and hairline are well
    covered, but not goopy. We make half masks due to time and budget. Betsy

    dj wrote:

    > I remember someone mentioned that they used wet paper towels to cover
    > the face .... then they had the kids apply paris craft strips over the
    > towels to form face impressions for mask making. How messy did this
    > technique get? I really want nice face formations. Any special tips?
    > I've used tin foil in the past. Tin foil will not get flat enough and
    > form fitting enough to create the smooth facial surface I need for this
    > project. The wet paper towel method sounds interesting but I teach high
    > school and you all know how fussy high school kids are about their
    > appearance - especially the girls!!! Any suggestions would be greatly
    > appreciated as always.
    > Thanks,
    > Donna -
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