from: Bunki Kramer (bkramer@srvusd.k12.ca.us)
Los Cerros Middle School
968 Blemer Road
Danville, CA 94526
art webpage - http://ww2.lcms.srvusd.k12.ca.us/faculty/faculty.html
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>From: Judie Jacobs <judiej50@mindspring.com>
> Sharon, the masks look great so far. You've gotten much more detail than I
> have when I've done this. What did you prep their faces with? Vaseoline?
> I have stayed away from that due to a horror story I heard once about the
> "suction' the vaseoline makes when trying to remove the mask, and popping a
> blood vessel in the eye. I used a damp paper towel, which resulted in less
> distinct features. Now, I'm thinking I should revisit the vaseoline--any
> ideas?
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Gosh. I can't begin to tell you how many times I've had kids use Vaseline on
their faces for their masks and NEVER have had any trouble. Sometimes in the
early years we've had slight hitches with not putting enough around the
hairline or underneath the chin. Geeeee...sucking out eyeball veins sounds a
little drastic or maybe some sort of legend. The vaseline doesn't even make
a real "suction". Kids...while just being kids...tend to work the face
muscles while the gauze is on the face and that loosens it up so no suction
prevails. After having done 100's and 100's of faces, I've never even had
one allergic reaction to vaseline. Hummmmmm. Toodles.....Bunki
