AwlsyjMens Masquerade Mask Greek Roman Mask Venetian Party Mask Halloween Mardi Gras

Always nice when a product shows up just as expected- thanks. I wear eyeglasses and was expecting to perform some "adjustments" to fit comfortably. And it was pretty easy. The mask is curved nicely to fit your face, but wearing glasses they needed to be much straighter (or flatter) in the front. I cut a small piece of scrap wood just slightly wider than my eyeglasses to use as a template. Working from the back of the mask with it on a soft surface, I applied gentle heat using low setting on a heat gun while pushing down GENTLY on the wood (which I had centered) to remove most of the curvature in the mask. I then applied heat to each side and bent it gently and slightly to an almost 90 degree angle so they wrapped around the eyeglasses. Finally I hot glued 2 small pieces of EPDM rubber just above the eye holes for my glasses to rest on plus a small piece of felt in the nose area. Total time was about one hour and I now have a mask that fits well with my eyeglasses. Be patient, careful, and use low heat.

This was perfect for my husband for the masquerade themed daddy-daughter dance at my daughter's school!

Wore to a masquerade murder mystery party and while it wasn't the flashiest mask it worked well. I like the asymmetry of it to give it a little extra flair. Wore it for about 5-6 hours with minimal discomfort. I have a little larger nose bridge which caused a slight pressure point but wasn't a big deal.The mask does however give you a little tunnel vision as it eliminates a lot of your peripheral vision, other people had this to varying degrees with their masks as well. Wish it had larger eye holes as it would improve this, and I also got irritated by my eyelashes constantly brushing against the rims of the holes. For comfort I know some people have hot glue gunned small pieces of sponge to eliminate pressure points which would likely help with the eyelash discomfort but worsen the tunnel vision.

For the record and for the reader's info, I bought two masks, one of the brushed chrome look and one black one with the glitter glued in the fancy design.These masks are hard to use properly with the given ribbon-tie fastening option, and the plastic was a bit rough on the skin. I understand that these are meant for one or two masquerade parties and then be stashed away or even tossed. But we had a more permanent plan for these, as we didn't want to waste too much time searching for/money on masks but also wanted quality.The plastic is hard and that means we can work with it. So I wrapped the ribbon tie around the mask itself and made that into a cool design. Then I got some cheap jet-black panty hose (stockings, if you will), cut them to shape, and glued them behind the eye holes for increased anonymity. I had some spare plastidip in the shed so I made the brushed chrome mask look like roughly worn as well and I think the look is perfect. Used stockings and hand-measurement to figure out the proper length and boom, you have a more comfortable strap.I also cut up a cheap sponge and glued it to the inside pressure points where it either irritated skin by rubbing or just poked into our faces.These masks are much better equipped for a more permanent use case now.If you buy these and have some extra crafts materials around the house, make them your own and make them more comfortable.I could wear these for a lot longer than normal now.Good buy for the price, just be aware that the ribbon tie fastener is not that good.

I ordered these for a masquerade party on Halloween but when I got them they are very stiff masks. Like you can’t bend them or shape them to your face whatsoever. I wish I had an option to return them. They remind me more of something that you would hang in your house if you were into a Phantom of the Opera look. Good think I ordered different masks just to have options because these can’t be worn and if they were worn they would be sooo uncomfortable. Don’t recommend if you plan on wearing them

There only one issue I had with this mask. The top portion near the forehead DUG INTO my forehead making a red and painful mark. I tried attempting to bend that portion away from my skin, but the plastic didn’t hold, and I didn’t want to break it at the party. So I eventually just took the mask off after pictures. I got a lot of attention, but the only part of the party I remember is the mask hurting my forehead.

Bought this for my husband and it fits great (he's got sort of a larger head) looks manly - which I was worried about it being too petite a mask. It also fit me really well too (female) and I have a bump on my nose which surprised me it fit so well. Super happy with this purchase.

The mask looks nice in the photos but once you try it on your face you realize this thing was made for a specific face. The eyes are too narrow and I could not see very well as it constantly hits your eyelids. Perhaps mine was defective. Too bad NO RETURNS on these masks. Lesson learned, buy it at a store you can try it on at, you will thank yourself.