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No, the hair actually dries eerily quickly and largely is able to keep the shape you combed it into. Also, the instructions included suggest you wet a comb in order to flatten it before putting on the mask.

I was able to get the hair pretty flat. This photo is one day after putting the mask on. (Sorry for the bad quality photo) Wet the hair (I mean, WET!), comb it back and flat, and then twist it tight (but not so tight). Slowly slide the mask while stopping to pull the hair backwards behind her...

Sideshow is sending me a replacement mask. However, they have to wait for them from Hot Toys.

Broke mine. Mixing bendable material (mask) with thin, fragile plastic (goggle arms) seems like terrible design. One can flex any which way, and the other cannot but isn't durable.

I actually recommend super gluing the back closed. There is absolutely no reason to open it because it is incredibly hard to fasten around her head once opened. Plus, opening it seems to stretch the material slightly and it constantly comes unclasped as you slide the mask over her head. This is...

My advice is to not open the clasp on the back of the mask. As soon as you do it doesn't hold as well as it used to. Instead, wet a comb, comb her hair back and slide the mask over. What happen to me was the clasp unfastened as I slide the mask over because it was so loose and it broke the...

What is CS?

I just emailed them about it. We'll see if they respond.

It would be amazing if they would offer replacements. But I would want them to try to fix the incredibly flimsy connection used to connect the mask's arms to the goggles.

I have been lurking this topic for about a year, and finally received my Hot Toys Selina today. Although it has been touched upon a number of occasions in this topic, I cannot STRESS how fragile the mask/goggles combo is! I literally took it out of the packaging, slicked Selina's hair...