A company called SPFX Masks makes realistic imitation faces that are creepy and have been used by criminals to commit robberies (though the company undoubtedly does not endorse this behavior). Your definition of “handsome” may vary–wildly!–but it is impressive-looking work in its own bizarre way. (Thanks to Boing Boing for pointing me toward this video.)
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