JAMOR Ultrathin Women Lace Long Gloves Ladies Wedding Outdoor Party Lace Gloves

Perfect for my Raven cosplay in.place of body paint. Does snag easy if you're not careful, and the fi ger tips get dirty easy but a very gentle handwash helped. Honestly not noticeable enough to bother me. Fits close and looked like paint without the fear of smudging paint everywhere! Lightweight so great for summer too.

Bought these gloves for a cosplay, as I really didn't want to have to use body paint on my fingers and palms. The character I'm cosplaying has sky blue skin, so I really didn't want any paint to rub off my hands, as it would end up looking really dumb. The gloves worked fantastically as an alternative to body paint, and were much, much stronger than a pair of gloves I had used before. The material is thicker than most hose material, making the gloves stronger and a bit more opaque than most other brands I tried. They dye very nicely, especially when using acryllic washes instead of traditional dye. Highly recommend to any fellow costume makers out there.

Used these for Halloween in my Samara costume ! They're pretty skin tight and actually made me look pale without looking too comically white. They stayed up all night also which was great. They look super shriveled n tiny when they come in but trust they stretch. Unfortunately they fray REALLY easily and I wouldn't recommend these for more than two uses. After just one night I already had splits between my fingers and stitches coming loose at the tips of my fingers. Perfect for a one time cosplay but that's pretty much it!

I got these to make black fingers for a cosplay and they worked great. They fit well but I have smaller hands/wrists so I’m not sure how it would fit with other people

I needed these for a costume where the character is supposed to be very pale. As these gloves are nylon, they do not completely make your hands white (see picture). However, they're convincing enough that most people will not notice. It does become harder to grip when wearing these gloves so plan accordingly, and going to the bathroom is a unique challenge that requires some forethought (or ability to remove the gloves, which I did not have for my costume). I could still perform all other normal tasks (eating, using a lightsaber, etc) without much difficulty.Additionally, I found that if I painted the top of my hands with a waterproof paint like bodycolor or proaiir, then the illusion was improved and also the gloves adhered to my hand better and were less likely to slip. I did not have time to do that for the above costume, but did test it out with great success on a trial run.Each pair of gloves will get you one day's worth of use. By the end of the day a hole had developed in one of the fingers, and the other fingers were getting a little ratty. However, this is the cheapest style of these gloves that I found, and other styles do not give any more longevity so I'd recommend going with what's cheaper. If your total wear time is minimal, you can probably get more uses out of yours...mine were on for 12 hours straight.

The same thing that makes these whisper-thin gloves so elegantly delicate looking is the same thing that makes them practically unwearable: they sprout runs like hosiery at the drop of a hat, and there's virtually no way to even get them on your hands without causing them to run even further. Simply pulling them out of the package & inspecting them, there was an obvious hole in one of the fingertips before they were even worn. I was really hoping these would be appropriate for my wedding party, but it seems all they're really good for is the trash can. Very disappointed.

They were great for tone and comfort, however, after wearing them for less than a day, a finger broke through (nails were short and filed so not the reason). They also started to pill at the fingertips after wearing for less than 4 hours.

So, I don't normally write product reviews but this has to be done. I have been pulling out my eyebrows, eyelashes, and various other hairs since I was eight years old and I've been picking at my face ever since I was old enough to break out. There are a lot of toys and tools I have tried and used over the years and some work better than others, but no glove has ever worked. I do way too much crafting, writing, and typing and most gloves are so bulky that I can't grip a pencil, much less type. Recently I tried again, searching for something like opera gloves or base liners and mostly came up with gloves that have seams, which still expand the size of your fingers enough to make typing difficult.My husband suggested I search for "seamless gloves" since that seemed to be the main issue, and I found these. I just received them and put them on. THESE are what I have needed all this time. They are skintight so I can type easily in them. They allow just enough body heat through that I can still operate touch devices like my smartphone or trackpad. While I can still technically pull hairs with these on, it dulls my sense of touch A WHOLE LOT so that I can't feel the rough/nubbly things on my skin that trigger that sense of "I must pick/pull this!" Technically there are seams, there is one on the end of each finger, however they are small and they can be adjusted to sit on top of the fingernails so you don't feel them and they're not in the way.End point: If you pick your skin or pull your hair and would like to try dulling your sense of touch about 60% with gloves, but still need to use your hands to type or use your phone or write with a pen, THESE GLOVES WORK.