Mehron Makeup Tooth FX Black | Temporary Black Tooth Paint | Perfect for Creating Black Out Teeth Makeup, Rotten & Missing Teeth | SFX for Halloween, Cosplay, & Theater .125 oz (4 ml)

It was perfect for my halloween costume! It's kinda minty, and doesn't burn. 2 layers gives me good coverage, though after a while it may start to peel a bit, but not much if i'm careful.. I think the black teeth look is cute!

I can’t say for sure how well this stays on as I used an invisible retainer to keep the paint looking good all throughout the evening. It has a pleasant taste. It was easy to put on. I painted my upper teeth first as those are the easiest to keep dry. Then I painted the bottom teeth. I used both colors to give my teeth a more rotted look. I additionally painted the inside of the clear retainer. Then I put in the retainers. I was able to eat and drink all night long without any paint loss. It was amazing. When I got home after the Halloween party, I couldn’t scrub all of the paint off the retainer and soaked them overnight in denture cleaner. Then the rest came right off. It was easy enough to get off of my teeth though.

I'm a haunted house actor and horror filmmaker who loves adding something extra to every character. This tooth paint is perfect for adding a little extra "gross" factor to my look. I was always taught to dry your teeth first; I use a paper towel, usually. I dry the top row, apply the paint haphazardly, and then do the same with the bottom. I'm positive that you could use this to black out entire teeth if you'd like, but I just use it to grunge them up a bit. Allow it to air dry for a few seconds. You can eat and drink with this stuff on your teeth and it won't come off. Brush your teeth thoroughly to remove. Voila!

Okay, so it's really hard to find good tooth black anywhere, and not many of them have reviews. So I'm going to try and help another person out.From my meanderings around Amazon searching for tooth black, I discovered that wax would simply not do. It might look good, but it falls of easy. So instead I was looking for liquid tooth black, and surprise! This was the only one with a review. I wasn't sure how much to believe the review (no offense to the other reviewer, but it seemed like something someone from the company would say to boost sales), but I bought it anyway. So here's what I have to say.Liquid tooth black is a little hard to apply. I needed it for a cosplay to make my teeth pointy, and the first time I did it, it took me probably twenty minutes to do all the front teeth (i.e. the teeth that would show when I smiled). It has a brush like nail polish, and it is essentially nail polish for your teeth, so it's not terribly accurate, but with a steady hand it can be done. Two layers may be required, and it is essential that you AT LEAST dry your teeth with a finger or something before applying, as if there's any saliva on it the tooth black will go everywhere. I recommend keeping a paper towel on hand. And there is a minty smell accompanied with the tooth black, and I'm not sure why that is, but it seems harmless, i.e. something the combined ingredients would give off, or a scent the company added to make it more appealing to smell. I don't know if anyone else has this problem but me, but when my mouth is open for an extended time, I get lots of saliva pooling at the bottom of my mouth, which makes it hard to do the bottom teeth (as they keep getting wet!) so maybe put a wad of paper towel under your tongue or next to your gums to absorb some of the saliva. It'll feel weird, but it's kinda what the dentist does, so it's in your best interest.Now, once it's on, it stays pretty well. My bottom tooth black chipped, but I think that was because I keep knocking it against my upper teeth, and nudging it with my tongue. You can drink water fine with it on, (though I'd be a little careful. Like, throw it into your mouth basically, so you don't make waterfalls go over your tooth black and maybe loosen it or something), and small items like pieces of chocolate or something can be eaten without any problem. I wouldn't eat a full meal with it, or a sandwich, or anything really that requires you to bite with your incisors or canines. I didn't want to try it, but I would guess it would come off pretty quickly.The box says you need rubbing alcohol or tooth paste to get it off, but really all you need is a tooth brush, or some determined fingers and paper towels. If you scratch at it, with either a fingernail or a tooth brush, it will come off pretty easily.Hope this helps!

This stuff is great. Prefectly made my teeth look great and disgusting for my Halloween costume!

This stuff stayed on for 17 hours of Halloween, including drinking coffee, eating, and taking down a large amount of candy and alcohol. It did not come off with an electric toothbrush, but it came off in about ten seconds with rubbing alcohol. I was scared it might leave a discoloration but it didn't. Overall a very good product. You should buy it.

You’re going to need several applications to get dark black. Also, doesnt stick with food and drink involved

This stuff worked really well. I simply dried my teeth off, brushes it on and then let it sit. It even bonded well where I have two crowns!Lasted for several hours of scare acting and came off pretty effortlessly when brushing my teeth as normal.The taste isn't great and the mint almost kind of burns a little, but it's manageable.