Werewolf ears

Werewolf ears are two dark red, pointed ear covers that you wear over your own ears to create a wolf head. They belong to the werewolf, the horror creature that transforms from a human into a wolf at full moon and appears at every Halloween scary party. Because the ears are bald and red, they look as if the transformation is still in full swing.

What the werewolf ears look like

• You get two separate ear covers, a left and a right, which are shaped as mirror images.
• The color is dark red, with deeper red shades in the folds, making the ear look veined and raw.
• Each ear cover tapers into a long, sharp point that points diagonally upwards and backwards.
• On the underside, there is a notch where the top of your own ear fits.
• The ears come in a transparent blister pack on a Funny Fashion hanging card featuring a werewolf under a cloudy night sky.

Why are the werewolf ears bald and red?

The werewolf ears are bald and dark red because they show the ear in the middle of the transformation: the point has already grown, but the fur has not yet. In classic horror films, this transformation occurs in stages, and it is precisely that intermediate stage that makes a werewolf scarier than an ordinary wolf. Choose these ear covers if you want to keep your own face visible, with face paint or a furry hood around it. If you want to hide your entire head, a full wolf mask will suit your plan better.

How to build a wolf look around the ears

Werewolf ears come into their own best with hair or fur around them, such as a furry hood or a wig that you let fall just over the top edge. Dark face paint around the eyes and gray stripes in your beard or eyebrows make the face look older and wilder. A fake set of teeth with fangs and furry gloves with claws complete the werewolf, while a black shirt keeps the attention on your head. You buy these parts separately, because the package only contains the two ears.

Order the werewolf ears and give your wolf look its sharp points during Halloween.