tiger mask

To apply: clean and dry the skin so it’s free of oil; trim the transfer to size; place the image-side down on the skin; press a warm, damp sponge over the back until fully saturated (about 1 minute); peel away the paper and smooth any lifting edges. To remove: saturate the tattoo thoroughly with baby oil or rubbing alcohol, then wipe away with a cotton pad. If you have sensitive skin, test the transfer on a small area first.

No — the product details list no battery requirement. Several items explicitly state “Battery: No Battery Used.”

Styles include classic orange-and-black tiger heads, brown/white/black hood-and-tail kits, and neon multicolor face masks featuring pink, orange, yellow and black tiger stripes.

A hood-and-tail kit typically includes a faux-fur-lined cap or headpiece plus a matching tail. The tail usually fastens to clothing with a fabric strap that uses hook-and-loop (Velcro) or clips to attach to a belt or belt loop.

Sizing varies: many listings use adult or “Adult General Sizing” and are labeled one size fits most. Age labels range from “All Ages” to “14 Years and Up.” One item explicitly specifies a maximum head size of 26 inches; other items list generic one-size or adult-fit labels.

Common components include standalone masks, headbands or face panels, tails, and tattoo face transfers. Some listings bundle a headpiece and tail together as a kit.

Comfort and fit features mentioned include elastic ear loops, contoured nose-and-chin shaping, broadcloth inner layers, fabric-covered headbands or forehead panels, and labels such as adult or one-size-fits-most.

Yes — at least one overhead adult mask is described as having a moving mouth. Product details also highlight realistic fur and eye details used for dramatic effect.