Open face Black Latex/Rubber Hood Zipper Natural Rubber
****Please visit Davtrad eBay shop other Latex Hood styles and colours****
Small: forehead circumference of the hood is 18" / 46cm
Medium: forehead circumference of the hood is 20" / 51cm
Large: forehead circumference of the hood is 21" / 53.5cm
For best fit recommended that your head measurement be larger than the hood*****Latex shiner product required to polish the latex to a shine*****
Mask with rounded neckline.
With zipper in the back
100% real Latex
100% hand-made (Made in China)
Thickness: 0.4mm
Your new latex clothing will remain in good condition and give many years of enjoyment if looked after carefully.
How to Wear Latex clothing
PUTTING ON:
Pulling on latex clothing – which tends to be tight and fit snugly – can easily damage it, leaving permanent finger marks, stretching, or even rips and tears, in the material. Have patience, and use baby powder generously on the inside of your garments. Another option is to use a silicone-based shining product or a NON oil-based lubricant to make putting on your clothing easier.
Instead of grabbing the latex material with your fingers, which increases the likelihood of leaving finger indentations or causing damage to your clothing, use your whole hand to pull the clothing. Use your hand to shift the latex and gradually shift until the garment is in place properly and you are comfortable. Use as much baby powder or lube as you feel you need; excess can always be wiped off as needed.
Be sure to watch your fingernails and any sharp edges on jewellery or watches, as these will catch the latex and possibly cause a tear.
To remove your clothing, follow this same ‘pull and shift’ method to remove garments with care.
CLEANING:
Hand wash latex clothing in mild soapy water and hang inside out to dry (or towel dry).
On no account iron your latex clothing!
Clean latex clothing within a couple of days of wearing (leaving them dirty with sweat and body oils weaken them).
IMPORTANT
Do not allow light colours to come into contact with copper-based items (money, jewellery- some jewellery appears silver but contains a copper core) because it will stain very badly. Take care especially if you have been handling such items as even your hands may stain the rubber.
Never expose your garment to naked flame and fire as rubber burns.
STORAGE:
Keep latex clothing out of sunlight and always dry them out indoors and away from sources of light such as windows.
Always store latex clothing in a dark place (it’s quite a good idea to hang them inside a black plastic refuse bag!).
Latex doesn’t like oil, so don’t rub your latex clothing with it or allow them to come into contact it in any way (clean hands are always a good idea!).
Store lighter coloured latex clothing so they are not in direct contact with any darker pieces (the darker color can discolour the lighter ones if left together, even for a short time).
POLISHING:
Polish latex clothing or powder lightly before storing, to prevent garments sticking to themselves.
*** Now also stocking Vivishine 30ml/150ml latex shiner dressing aid, Please visit DavTraD shop or search for item number 202014960278 ***
Mask with rounded neckline.
With zipper in the back
100% real Latex
100% hand-made (Made in China)
Thickness: 0.4mm
Your new latex clothing will remain in good condition and give many years of enjoyment if looked after carefully.
How to Wear Latex clothing
PUTTING ON:
Pulling on latex clothing – which tends to be tight and fit snugly – can easily damage it, leaving permanent finger marks, stretching, or even rips and tears, in the material. Have patience, and use baby powder generously on the inside of your garments. Another option is to use a silicone-based shining product or a NON oil-based lubricant to make putting on your clothing easier.
Instead of grabbing the latex material with your fingers, which increases the likelihood of leaving finger indentations or causing damage to your clothing, use your whole hand to pull the clothing. Use your hand to shift the latex and gradually shift until the garment is in place properly and you are comfortable. Use as much baby powder or lube as you feel you need; excess can always be wiped off as needed.
Be sure to watch your fingernails and any sharp edges on jewellery or watches, as these will catch the latex and possibly cause a tear.
To remove your clothing, follow this same ‘pull and shift’ method to remove garments with care.
CLEANING:
Hand wash latex clothing in mild soapy water and hang inside out to dry (or towel dry).
On no account iron your latex clothing!
Clean latex clothing within a couple of days of wearing (leaving them dirty with sweat and body oils weaken them).
IMPORTANT
Do not allow light colours to come into contact with copper-based items (money, jewellery- some jewellery appears silver but contains a copper core) because it will stain very badly. Take care especially if you have been handling such items as even your hands may stain the rubber.
Never expose your garment to naked flame and fire as rubber burns.
STORAGE:
Keep latex clothing out of sunlight and always dry them out indoors and away from sources of light such as windows.
Always store latex clothing in a dark place (it’s quite a good idea to hang them inside a black plastic refuse bag!).
Latex doesn’t like oil, so don’t rub your latex clothing with it or allow them to come into contact it in any way (clean hands are always a good idea!).
Store lighter coloured latex clothing so they are not in direct contact with any darker pieces (the darker color can discolour the lighter ones if left together, even for a short time).
POLISHING:
Polish latex clothing or powder lightly before storing, to prevent garments sticking to themselves.