Rubber mask

A rubber mask is a mask made of rubber. Typically, these are made of latex or silicone rubber and designed to be pulled over the head as a form of theatrical makeup or disguise.^[1]^[2]

The theatrical makeup used by Michael Crawford when he played the Phantom of the Opera started with a latex skullcap. More latex strips were then added for the disfigured face. The latex was then covered and coloured with cosmetics for the full effect.^[3]

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^ Arabella Mazzuki; Raymond Siljander; Simon Mitchell (2015), "Full-head Silicone Masks and Related Silicone Prosthetics for Disguise", Undercover Disguise Methods for Investigators, Charles C Thomas, p. 133, ISBN 9780398090821
^ "Actors' Rubber Masks to Replace Make-Up", Popular Science Monthly: 44, October 1934
^ Sharon Parsons (2000), Magnificent Masks, p. 21, ISBN 0748757309

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[UDMI-1] Arabella Mazzuki; Raymond Siljander; Simon Mitchell (2015), "Full-head Silicone Masks and Related Silicone Prosthetics for Disguise", Undercover Disguise Methods for Investigators, Charles C Thomas, p. 133, ISBN 9780398090821

[PSM-2] "Actors' Rubber Masks to Replace Make-Up", Popular Science Monthly: 44, October 1934

[MM-3] Sharon Parsons (2000), Magnificent Masks, p. 21, ISBN 0748757309

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