The horror! Liquid latex is particularly suitable for creating creepy zombie skin and terrible wounds in the realm of special effects makeup. A bottle of liquid latex, approximately 473 ml.

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SKIN AREAS: You can use the liquid latex not only in detail but also on larger areas. Dab it onto your skin with a wide brush or a sponge and let it dry completely. Your skin will look wrinkled and sickly as a result. If you stretch your skin while applying and drying, very pronounced wrinkles will form. You can then tear the latex skin with a toothpick to create skin cracks or open blisters.

PRO EFFECTS: Use small pieces of cosmetic paper to create your own effects with the liquid latex! You can depict wounds and torn skin with it. With a bit of gauze, you can transform your face into an ancient mummy. Apply the liquid latex, lay the gauze in strips, and moisten it again with some liquid. The liquid latex is also suitable for depicting burn blisters and burned skin. Together with Gelafix special effects, realistic burns and scalds can be recreated.

The liquid latex can be removed either by simply peeling it off or with the help of an oil-based makeup remover.

Caution: Do not use the liquid latex near the eyes or on the eyes! Do not apply directly to the lips or mucous membranes! Not suitable for children under 14 years. The product should not be used if there are allergies to the listed ingredients or latex.

With the bottle of liquid latex, you can create spectacular special effects on your skin (not just) for Halloween! The tutorial "How to Use Liquid Latex Properly" provides detailed application instructions.

Contents: Bottle of liquid latex (approximately 473 ml)
Volume: 473.1 ml.