Grazes and Burns
Equipment:
- Latex
- Base
- Supracolour palette
- Sponge
- Brushes
- Stipple sponge
- Fake puss
- Fake blood
Instructions:
- Apply latex to bare skin using a sponge.
- Wait for the latex to dry, or use a cold hair dryer.
- Once dry, apply a base over the top of the latex, making sure the base is the same colour as the skin.
- Pull small parts of the latex apart to reveal the skin underneath.
- Using the supracolour palette, paint onto the natural skin in reddish tones to create the effect of torn skin or blood.
- Use a stipple sponge to create more grazing effect of bruising.
- For a more gruesome look, add puss ontop of the burns/grazes or some fake blood.
Black Eyes
Equipment:
- Moisturiser
- Base
- Supracolour palette
- Bruise wheel
- Soft brush
- Small brush
- Red pencil
- Vaseline
Instructions:
- Moisturise the skin around the eye.
- Apply a light base.
- Using a soft brush, dab on colour from the supracolour palette or the colour wheel, making sure to start with the lighter colours.
- Blend in with fingers.
- Gradually working towards the darker colours and building up the bruise blending with fingers.
- To create more detail, use the smaller brush to add the effect of burst vessels.
- Apply red pencil to the waterline. Blend in for a more natural look.
- Dab on vaseline over the deeper colours of the bruise to create a swollen effect.
Cuts
Equipment:
- Plasto wax
- Spatula
- Sealer
- Baby buds
- Hair dryer
- Hair pin
- Wound filler
- Fake blood
- Stipple sponge
Instructions:
- Using a rounded metal spatula, warm up plasto wax on back of hand.
- Smooth the plasto wax onto the skin and build up layers.
- Smooth the edges into the skin for a more natural look.
- Create a cut in the wax using the edge of the spatula.
- Using a baby bud, cover the wax in sealer.
- Dry with a cold hair dryer.
- Stretch out a hair pin to create a thin tool.
- Using the hair pin, apply wound filler to the cut.
- Using a stipple sponge, apply small amounts of fake blood to create the effect of grazing.
- Or, spray on fake blood.
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