Other Epidermal Disguise Technology

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Epidermal Disguise Technoloy​

Affiliation:
Open market.

Manufacturer:
Various.

Type:
Skin molding. Power Supply:
N/A.

Sensors:
N/A.

Size:
Varies.

Composition:
Silicone polymers, flexible semiconductor materials, etc.

DESCRIPTION​

Epidermal disguise technology allows the user to disguise themselves as a different person by changing the color of their skin. The disguise is asking to a latex mask where certain elements of the face can be slightly increased in size. To use the substance, one applies the "mask" to their skin and waits for twenty or some minutes for the material to settle into their features. After being applied, the disguise can last up to three days with gentle use, or as short as a day in places where wear and tear are more likely to occur. The mold will then need to be removed and replaced. While it's thin enough to mold itself over the lips, nose, and even the eyelids, it can't do anything to change eye color, teeth, or hair.

It's not exactly known when this technology was first created as "disguise kits" and the like have been around for tens of millennia. Such time has given the technology a chance to fully develop, and someone wearing the epidermal disguise technology - if they apply it correctly - will look mostly normal.

LEGALITY​

The technology itself isn't illegal in most places, but using it to avoid run-ins with the law, to infiltrate places one would otherwise be disallowed from, etc., might create trouble for any characters found out to be using it.

INTENT​

To create a basic but effective disguise technology for use by infiltrator/spy type characters.

RESTRICTIONS​

There are no restrictions per faction. Currently, the technology only works for humanoid or human-like skin types, and will need to be replaced after three days of gentle use or exposure to: high-pressure water, extreme heat, extreme cold, corrosive materials, or any punctures and cuts.

 

[AutoFox]

For clarification, does this disguise only change the color of the skin without altering any other facial features, or is this like a Hollywood latex mask, where elements of the facial structure can be changed to a limited degree?

 

[lizziie]

More akin to a latex mask, where features could be changed slightly, but only to be made larger/wider.

 

[AutoFox]

Can you clarify that in the description please?

 

[lizziie]

Done

 

[AutoFox]

Approved.