How to Create Realistic Fake Skin for Zombie/Injury Costumes
Gather the "Things You'll Need" listed below., Mix your gelatin with a small amount of water, adding water and more gelatin to adjust consistency., Add food coloring, for desired color., Once you have achieved a nice thick gel, apply generously to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather the "Things You'll Need" listed below.
You want it to be thick. , (Remember you want this to resemble flesh, so avoid making it bright.) , Use toothpicks to add gashes or other wounds.
And try to blend the fake skin (gel) with your own, for a smooth transition. (This is where the patience comes in.) , This is over ALL of the skin, yours as well as the fake stuff, and don't forget to blend. , Apply it somewhat sparingly over the fake skin where you have wounds to simulate exposed flesh/muscle, thick in wounds, and let it drip, and be as generous as you feel is necessary anywhere that you feel helps achieve the desired costume effect. , -
Step 2: Mix your gelatin with a small amount of water
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Step 3: adding water and more gelatin to adjust consistency.
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Step 4: Add food coloring
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Step 5: for desired color.
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Step 6: Once you have achieved a nice thick gel
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Step 7: apply generously to your own skin (anywhere you want to simulate rotting/wounded flesh).
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Step 8: Paint on your makeup
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Step 9: to achieve desired tones.
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Step 10: Paint on your fake blood.
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Step 11: This takes time to dry
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Step 12: don't touch it
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Step 13: it is sticky
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Step 14: and will get everywhere.
Detailed Guide
You want it to be thick. , (Remember you want this to resemble flesh, so avoid making it bright.) , Use toothpicks to add gashes or other wounds.
And try to blend the fake skin (gel) with your own, for a smooth transition. (This is where the patience comes in.) , This is over ALL of the skin, yours as well as the fake stuff, and don't forget to blend. , Apply it somewhat sparingly over the fake skin where you have wounds to simulate exposed flesh/muscle, thick in wounds, and let it drip, and be as generous as you feel is necessary anywhere that you feel helps achieve the desired costume effect. ,
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