A clean bald mask can be read as a mask at the hairline and jaw. This version closes both gaps. Hair is implanted strand by strand across a receding, thinning hairline, eyebrows are set in individually, and a short grey-blended beard and moustache are rooted in following real beard-growth direction — so the transition from scalp to forehead, and cheek to jaw, looks like skin growing hair rather than a wig and a glued-on strip.

The face underneath is sculpted from real aged anatomy: deep horizontal forehead furrows, vertical lines between the brows, heavy hooded eyelids, hollowed cheeks, pronounced nasolabial folds and a sagging jawline. Skin tone, veins, freckles, sun damage and age spots are hand-painted in layers, so the surface still reads as skin under a normal lens, not rubber. Head, neck and upper chest are one continuous cast with no throat seam — the mask moves with the wearer's jaw and neck when they talk or turn.

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