Homer Mask


Homer mask

If you're looking for a quick, easy costume for an upcoming event, try the new Homer mask to give you that naughty and mischievous Homer Simpson look.


Put on a Homer mask is easy and moving around is not a problem either. If you can't find what you need lying around your home, you can easily find all need necessary materials at your local thrift stores.


Indeed, a Homer mask is not only a great last-minute costume idea but also something which is easy on the wallet as well.


There are a few Homer mask available in the market right now. Be sure to choose one that will fit the size of your face perfectly so that you can wear it comfortably.



Making Your Own Homer Mask




If you prefer to make your own Homer mask just for the fun of it, here are all the necessary materials and steps you need to follow to make that cool and funny mask:


What You'll Need:





Step 1: For this, you can either just buy a Homer mask, or if you cannot find one just slick your hair back with styling gel and cover the entire area with the yellow temporary hair spray.


Step 2: Apply the brown face paint around your mouth and chin to give homers typical 5 o'clock shadow effect, then cover the rest of your face and neck with the yellow face paint.


Step 3: Stuff a pillow inside a white short sleeved shirt and use safety pins to hold it in place. We all know how big homers belly is, so go as big as you want. Or you can take a large piece of foam and cut it out into the desired shape, using layers to make your stomache bigger.


Step 4: Find some light blue cotton trousers to wear and finish the main part of the costume with some brown lace-up shoes.


Step 5: A Duff Beer is essential. You can either find the label for it online and then paste it to a can, or you can make your own by cutting out a white piece of construction paper, then using black and red markers to design the Duff Beer label.


Step 6: Insert a chain or string through a toy donut and wear either around your neck or attached onto your belt loop. I say a plastic donut because although you could use a real donut, that might be a bit messy. Periodically quote Homer by saying "Donuts, is there anything they can't do?"