Most people think mask-making is sculpting + paint. It's not. The real bottleneck is capturing an accurate face geometry — that's the part almost nobody in the prank/content space talks about.

Here's the actual pipeline we're engineering for custom face masks:

1. 3D face scan capture — every contour, not just a flat photo. Angles, depth, bone structure.

2. Processing the scan — turning raw scan data into a usable sculpting mold. This is where 90% of "realistic" masks fall apart, because most makers skip proper processing and eyeball it.

3. Mold to mask — hyper-detailed silicone work: skin texture, tone matching, the small imperfections that make a mask read as a real face instead of a costume.

We started this because celebrity prank masks (we did a Ronaldo run) prove the demand — but the real unlock is doing this for anyone's face, not just celebrities. Imagine content creators pranking their own audience as themselves, or gifting someone a mask of... themselves, 10 years younger.

Still dialing in the fulfillment process before we open orders — but if hyper-realistic custom masks for pranks/content is something you'd actually buy, drop a comment. Building this based on real demand, not guesses.