Want to make your costume look like a Bonafide crime scene? Maybe you want to dabble in a little gore, that will have your friends doing a double take? The Victim's Makeup FX Kit series is just the thing. The 4 inch long gash is a latex piece that make it look just as it sounds. Can be used to make your neck look slit. Add the bloody scab FX to make it look realistic. This is the perfect complement any of Fun World's makeup horror kits or Halloween costumes. Easy to apply and long lasting, this is a great choice for your next Halloween party or haunted house. This kit can also be used to enhance cosplay or as an effect on a horror photoshoot. Includes: FX Gash Bloody Scab Liquid Latex Before You Begin: Read all instructions carefully. Before applying makeup, slip on any clothing that will require stretching over the head. Lay out all materials on a flat, well-lit surface. Use a mirror when applying makeup. Use disposable tissues, swabs and paper towels for clean up. Applying FX Gash: 1. Determine where Gash is to be placed by holding up to face while looking in a mirror. It is best to wear latex prosthetics in areas with minimal facial movement... try to avoid smile lines and the 'crinkle' area at the outside of eyes. 2. Liquid Latex - Applying FX appliance using Liquid Latex: Apply liquid latex to skin. Hold accessory in place but do not press. The accessory will be firmly attached when liquid latex dries. Or…Apply liquid latex to skin and to back of FX appliance. Allow liquid latex to dry. When the two surfaces with latex applied come together, they will stick together. Applying Bloody Scab: Bloody Scab is a professional quality product that dries just like a real scab! Apply with fingers, a spatula, popsicle stick or with a sponge. Apply Bloody Scab to areas you want to add a “wound” effect. Bloody Scab may permanently stain some fabrics or surfaces. Use with care. Applying Makeup: Theatrical makeup may be used to complete your character. Here are some horrible hole ideas: 1. BRUISES - Mix a little blue and red makeup to create a purplish bruise color. Dab color around edges of hole and across cheek, forehead and nose. 2. STITCHES - With a fine detail brush and black makeup, paint fine, jagged line and tiny X's across it to create stitches on the skin. Removal: Removal of Gash Simply wrinkle face up while opening eyes and mouth as wide as possible to loosen holes. Gently peel holes from face. Removal of FX: Gently peel latex skin prosthetic away from skin. Removal of Bloody Scab:Gently wipe off excess bloody scab. Wash with mild soap, warm water and disposable paper towels. If bloody scab temporarily stains skin, DO NOT RUB. The stain will fade with gentle washing and will disappear. Recommended for Ages 15 and Up. This product is designed for one-time use only. INGREDIENTS: BLOODY SCAB INGREDIENTS: Hydrolyzed Corn Starch, Water (Aqua), Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Silica, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid, Red 40 (CI 16035), Blue 1 (CI 42090). LIQUID LATEX: Rubber Latex, Water (Aqua), Ammonium Hydroxide, Zinc Oxide. Warnings: Warnings: This makeup is manufactured from ingredients generally recognized as safe for use in cosmetics. However, as with any cosmetic, some individuals may experience an allergic reaction. A patch test is recommended. Apply a spot of product to inside elbow or wrist. Leave for 30-60 minutes. If a reaction occurs, discontinue use. Liquid Latex contains NATURAL RUBBER LATEX which may cause an allergic reaction. Do not use Liquid Latex in or around the mouth or eye areas. Avoid contact with facial or body hair. Liquid latex can become entangled in fine facial hair (peach fuzz) of Women, Girls and Boys of pre-shaving age. To make removal easier, apply a light coat of face cream, oil or makeup before applying liquid latex. If liquid latex becomes entangled in hair or fuzz, saturate a cotton ball with olive oil or mineral oil and apply liberally to the area. The oil will lubricate the hair with which the liquid latex has become entangled and make it easier to separate the liquid latex from the hair. Avoid contact with clothing, rugs, and upholstery. Scrub with warm water and soap. Do not use cool water as it will set the latex. Do not use latex in or around the eye areas.
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