Direct answer first: If you’re looking for glue that is safe to use on skin, choose products specifically labeled as cosmetic or medical-grade skin adhesives designed for cosmetic use. These are formulated to be non- irritating, skin-friendly, and suitable for applications like prosthetics, body art, or wig/gel applications. Avoid general industrial glues or strong solvent adhesives on bare skin. Guidance and considerations

• What to look for:
  • Cosmetic or medical-grade labeling indicating skin-safe, hypoallergenic, and dermatologist-tested.
  • Water-based formulations tend to be gentler and easier to remove than solvent-based variants.
  • Clear-drying and flexible bonds are typically preferable for comfort on skin.
  • Removability: products should specify an appropriate adhesive remover or safe removal method.
• Common use cases:
  • Bonding prosthetics, topical prosthetic appliances, glitter tattoos, gems, or cosmetic devices to skin.
  • Temporary mounting for cosplay or theater but ensure skin-safety claims are explicit.
• Important cautions:
  • Do a patch test on a small skin area 24 hours before full use to check for irritation or an allergic reaction.
  • Do not use on broken or irritated skin; avoid open wounds.
  • Read the product’s directions for recommended skin areas, wear time, and removal instructions.
  • If skin sensitivity or reactions occur, discontinue use and wash with mild soap and water; seek medical advice if needed.
• Removal tips:
  • Use the adhesive’s recommended remover if available (often specialized adhesive removers, isopropyl alcohol, or mineral oil may be suggested by manufacturers).
  • For longer wear, gentle soapy cleansing and soothing moisturizers after removal can help reduce irritation.

If you’d like, share more details:

• The specific application (prosthetics, glitter, gems, wig adhesion, etc.).
• The area of skin (face, neck, eyelids, etc.) and any known allergies.
• Whether you prefer water-based or silicone-based adhesives, and desired wear time.

I can tailor recommendations to your exact needs and, if you want, look up current skin-safe adhesives from reliable cosmetic or medical-grade brands and summarize their key safety notes.