Pans House Of Horns Horns Cupid - Red

Cupid Baby Devil Horns - Red Cupid horns were originally designed for a 1yr old's birthday - hence the name. These diminutive horns can be worn by themselves or along side a larger pair for an extra horny addition. Great for adorning many household objects - simply use an epoxy glue and glue to almost anything. 

• Perfect as motorcycle helmet horns or bicycle helmet horns.
• Can be worn with the virtually invisible clear-stretchy-headband.
• Can also be glued-on your head, a helmet or other objects.
• Can be screwed onto hats, armor, or other similar materials.
• Illustrated instructions included with every pair.

• Cast in a solid resin.
• Painted red with a black tint to enhance the texture.
• A very childlike inner demon look.
• Can be worn with larger horns for more wicked look

 Resin Horns:

• The original horns Jonathan Hyman (Founder/Lead Designer) started creating back 1999
• Made of solid resin, for a realistic look and feel
• Can be drilled, tapped, sanded, painted, etc.
• All come strung with the Self-locking Clear Stretchy Headband - originally developed by Jonathan in 2000, which has since been refined and perfected.  Often imitated (poorly), but never duplicated.
• Can be glued onto skin or any object (with the appropriate adhesives)

• Instructions:

This section describes in detail the four most common ways of attaching the Horns.

A.        Wearing the horns in your hair using the included clear, stretchy headband
B.        Applying The Horns Directly to the Skin with Skin Safe Adhesive.
C.        Sewing Horns on Clothing, a Backpack or Any Other Material
D.        Gluing Horns Permanently on a Helmet, Computer, Car, Clock or any other inanimate object, with Epoxy Putty

A. Wearing the horns in your hair using the included clear, stretchy headband
Don't want to wait? Wear the horns right out of the bag! 

You can wear the horns in long hair or in short hair with the clear headband. The clear cord is very stretchy, fits over your head and hides in your hair making it virtually invisible. Once in place, the horns can be adjusted along the length of the cord by simply lifting the horns up and sliding them to the desired position. Once you release the horns, they automatically "lock" in place thanks to the "U" shaped hole in the base of the horn. This "U" shaped hole / channel allows the horns to stay in-place without tying knots in the cord to hold the horns in place. This same technique can be used to put the horns on other similar objects like hats, wigs and babies.

1. All horns come with the clear headband pre-tied to fit most heads. When you take the horns out of the package, hold the horns in your left hand and the knot in the cord in your right hand. With the horns on your forehead, pull the knot over your head to the base of your head at the back.
2. You will know if the cord is the correct size for your head if the horns stay in place when you move your head and the cord feels comfortable on your skin.

- If the cord is too loose, take the horns off and tie a new knot in the cord a little closer to the horns than the previous knot. (see 14 below) Try the horns on again and continue the process until the horns feel comfortable and don't move until you lift them up and move them on the string - they were designed to do that!

- If the cord is too tight and uncomfortable you will need to customize the cord or replace it. You can try to undo the knot in the cord with a pin, or you can cut the cord and use the spare that is included. Once the horns have a new/refurbished cord, go down to #9 below and follow the directions for "Changing and customizing the clear headband for your head "

Wearing and hiding the Clear Headband in Short Hair or Wigs

3. Slide the Horns on your head, stretching the cord around the back. Next, pull the Horns forward into your preferred position. Horns can easily be adjusted side-to-side by lifting them above your head and sliding them along the cord. When you set them back down in place, they should stay and not slide. If they do slide, the cord is too loose - follow the directions above (see #2).
4. To make the cord disappear in your hair, find a pick-comb, pencil, PDA stylus, toothpick, or similar object of the dull pointed-stick variety. Using the dull pointed end, guide the tool along the cord and against your scalp, moving the hair out from under the cord and adjusting the hair over the cord to conceal it. Style your hair as desired.

Wearing and hiding the Clear Headband in Long Hair or Wigs

5. Slide the Horns on your head, stretching the cord around the back. Position your horns where you will want them to be. Make note of the path of the cord around your head.
6. Remove the horns, and part your hair along the path of the cord, brushing the front portion forward, and tying the back portion into a ponytail.
7. Slide the cord and the Horns over the ponytail and into position.
8. Let the ponytail down, then flip the front section of your hair back, over, and around the Horns to hide the cord. Style your hair, and with some practice, you'll find a technique that fits your own style. You can also use the string to tie the horns on to hair "buns" or "pig tails" - experiment and have fun with your horns!

Changing and customizing the clear headband
The following information will help you replace a cord that is too tight, or change the orientation of the horns on the headband.

9. The Horns may be threaded in two ways, allowing the Horns to be worn in two positions on the head. Hold the Horns to your head and decide which orientation you prefer.
10. Gently slide the cord through the holes in the bottom of the Horns, twisting the cord back and forth if it sticks.
11. Place the Horns on your head in the position you have selected. Hold them in place by keeping tension on the cord. Wrap the cords around the back until they meet at the base of your head. 
12. Pinch the two cords together in one hand and keeping your fingers pinched tightly together, pull the Horns and cord off your head.
13. Make a mark with a felt pen on both parts of the cord where your fingers are pinching the cord, - this is  where the knot will go.
14. Tie a knot with both ends of the cord at the marks made with the pen. The best knot to use is a "Half Hitch" as illustrated at left. Make sure the knot is pulled very tightly in order to avoid cord slippage.
15. Place the Horns on your head again to make sure the fit is snug and comfortable. If it's not, untie the knot, using a pin to loosen it, and repeat steps 11 thru 15. When you're happy with the fit, use scissors to cut off the excess cord. Now style your hair and enjoy your horns!

B. Applying The Horns Directly to the Skin with Skin Safe Adhesive

Perfect for wearing horns on a bald head, or on any area of exposed skin. Don't be afraid, it's not permanent...

There are 2 adhesives we recommend for gluing horns to your skin:

1.         Prosthetic Adhesive - Latex Based - very strong
2.         Medical Adhesive - Silicone Based - SUPER strong

If you already have a skin safe glue like eyelash glue (prosthetic adhesive), medical adhesive, or spirit gum (recommended only for the smaller horns) make sure to do the following:

TIP1: Re: "Underhorn Sweating is the leading cause of horn detachment" – Pan

If you think you will be sweating/perspiring while wearing the horns, put some ANTIPERSPIRANT on the areas of skin where the horns will be glued about 30 min before gluing the horns. Wipe off any excess before starting the gluing process. This will reduce "Underhorn Sweating" - We recommend "Mitchum" antiperspirant as the most effective brand.

TIP2: The Killer way to glue horns
Spread a thin layer of the adhesive on the base of each horn and a thin layer on the area of skin where the horns will go. LET DRY. When you can touch the glue spots and none comes off on your finger, press the horns firmly on your skin on the glue spot.

I have tested gluing techniques for the past 7 years and the above methods, along with some Tincture of Benzoin gives you the strongest, longest lasting horn attachments.

Please note that all horns come with the full instructions for the above method and all the methods below.
A.        Wearing the horns in your hair using the included clear, stretchy headband
B.        Applying The Horns Directly to the Skin with Skin Safe Adhesive.
C.        Sewing Horns on Clothing, a Backpack or Any Other Material
D.        Gluing Horns Permanently on a Helmet, Computer, Car, Clock or any other inanimate object, with Epoxy Putty.