Every time I wear Baphomet (or any costume that requires an appliance), I get a lot of questions about her, so I'm just going to write up some information and hopefully answer a few of your questions.

I wore Baphomet at Days Of The Dead Atlanta again this year and she was a HUGE success. I'm so thankful for all the positivity that she gets! It makes me so happy that people enjoy seeing her.
She took second place in their The Chaostume Showdown DOTD ATL this year. Thanks for putting on another great show Days of the Dead. And thank you to all the generous vendors and sponsors!!

Baphomet's appliance is a foam latex piece from FX Faces. I highly recommend these guys! They have a great selection of pieces at really affordable prices. They ship them out super fast and their customer service is fantastic.

I adhere my appliances with Pros-Aid and even blend my edges with it as well. She takes about 1-1.5 hours to glue to my face.

She is painted with ShowOffs Body Art / ProAiir Hybrid Makeup. I used my airbrush system from Paasche Airbrush to paint both my appliance and myself. Specifically, I used my Talon and DA400R compressor.

I mixed Proaiir's white and black to get the specific gray shade I wanted and used the black to contour and the white to highlight specific parts of my face and body. I keep my airbrush at 15 PSI to airbrush my face. When airbrushing my neck, arms, and hands, my PSI is around 20-25. She takes about 2-3 hours to paint, that is including the pre-painting I do to just the appliance before I adhere it to my face.

For the gold, I used Mehron NY's gold powder and mixing liquid. For all the little spots, I used a clip brush to apply Mehron's Paradise Paint in black and white.

My secondary horns are Elope Inc's ram horns but repainted.
Even though you can't really see it, I am wearing my cotton 20" CS-345 from Orchard Corset.

These photos were taken by my very patient boyfriend, Alex, who not only helped paint my arms (And did a very good job at it, too!) but also was my handler for the day. Baphomet isn't the easiest costume to wear, unfortunately. My glasses don't fit over the appliance so he had to be my eyes. Since the piece sits on my upper lip, it can make eating and drinking a little difficult. So he did his best to make sure I wasn't hungry or dehydrated. My corset and ram horns made it difficult to get out of the car so he even had to help me exit my vehicle.
He really did make wearing Baphomet a lot easier this time. I think I'll keep him around.
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"Goat" Appliance from FX Faces: http://www.fxfaces.com/…/fx-faces.....t-1-detail.htm
Proaiir body paint: http://www.showoffsba.com/…/proai.....e-body-pain…
Paasche Talon: http://www.paascheairbrush.com/…/.....e-action/TG-3F
Paasche DA400R compressor: http://www.paascheairbrush.com/…/.....ressors/DA400R
Mehron's gold powder and mixing liquid: https://www.mehron.com/metallic-pow.....mixing-liquid/
Mehron's Paradise Paint: https://www.mehron.com/paradise-makeup-aq/
Elope Inc Ram Horns: http://www.elope.com/estylez_item.aspx?item=433603
Orchard Corset's CS-345: https://www.orchardcorset.com/colle.....rglass-corsets