I'm leaning towards the mask theory lately. There's a TED talk with a gal who made (still makes?) these masks for the government and she's done it along with her late husband for decades.
They seem to be a very realistic latex with qualities that help the mask hold and retain its shape kind of like how a Stretch Armstrong always goes back to its original form.
Here's an example:
I'm leaning towards the mask theory lately. There's a TED talk with a gal who made (still makes?) these masks for the government and she's done it along with her late his and for decades.
They seem to be a very realistic latex with qualities that help the mask hold and retain its shape kind of like how a Stretch Armstrong always goes back to its original form.
Here's an example: