The PXP flat latex horns are two separate skin-coloured latex horns with a thin, wavy cut-out edge that rests against your skin. The pointed tip is slightly darker than the edge, so the horn does not stand out on your forehead as a single solid block. Women and men use them for a devil or mythical creature look at Halloween or a themed party.
What are the PXP flat latex horns made of?
- The material is latex in a skin colour that closely resembles a natural skin tone.
- You receive two separate horns, both with a flat, low design instead of a tall, upright point.
- Each horn has a flat edge with wavy cut-outs that you place against your skin.
- The tip fades into a light brown colour and has a fine, ribbed texture.
- The horns are easy to apply and remove.
Horns in a face-paint look for Halloween
Horns are the quickest way to signal a devil, demon or faun: as soon as they are on your forehead or temples, the rest of your look is barely needed for you to be recognised. This version is flat and low, so it is on the subtle side of that theme and not like large, curved goat horns. Because the colour matches the skin, the transition is less noticeable than with a bright red or black horn. If you use face paint in the same shade around the edge, the horn blends even further into the face.
Incorporating the flat horns into a complete outfit
Combine the horns with a dark jacket, a top hat or a cape and you are a half-human from a fantasy story. They also work for a horror clown or a battered monster look, as seen in the second photo: there, the horn is placed halfway into the hairline of a white and purple face-painted face. If you want to look like a forest mythical creature, choose brown and green clothing and a wig with messy locks.
Are you looking for flat skin-coloured horns from PXP for your next Halloween or themed party? Order before 11:59 p.m. and you will have them delivered tomorrow, and with a customer rating of 8.7, you know what to expect.