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Description
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Product Details
What it is:
Combo pack includes a 1/4 oz. container of Spirit Gum and a 1/2 oz. container of Spirit Gum Remover. If you're going to be working with Spirit Gum, you should definitely have a supply of Spirit Gum Remover. The 1/2 oz. size Spirit Gum Remover is available exclusively in this combo pack.
What it does:
Spirit Gum, a natural product that's kept in solution with alcohol, is the classic theatrical adhesive. Used for decades by theater and film actors to attach prosthetic pieces to the skin as well as lace hair pieces and crepe wool applications, etc.
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*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
Graftobian Spirit Gum is formulated with professional-grade adhesive compounds designed specifically for secure application of prosthetics, beards, and hairpieces in theatrical, film, and special effects makeup. The formula is non-toxic and has been tested for safety in professional makeup applications. Always follow application instructions and ensure proper ventilation during use.
Clean and dry the skin area thoroughly before application. Apply a thin, even layer of spirit gum to the prosthetic or hairpiece using the applicator brush. Wait 30-60 seconds until the adhesive becomes tacky, then firmly press the piece onto the skin and hold for 10-15 seconds. For best results, avoid touching the area while the adhesive sets.
Yes, Graftobian Spirit Gum is versatile and effective for various applications including full-face prosthetics, beard and mustache adhesion, scar pieces, and specialty makeup effects. The formula provides reliable hold for different prosthetic materials and weights, making it ideal for professional makeup artists working across theater, film, and special effects projects.










