Liquid Latex is used to create unusual skin textures or to apply Crepe Hair and prosthetics. Available in a variety of colors and sizes.
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Brush on a thin layer of Liquid Latex to the desired area and allow to dry. To create textures, use flaked cereal, cotton, tissue, etc. and apply Liquid Latex on top. Repeat if necessary. To create a scar or wrinkled effect, build up thin layers of Liquid Latex. Liquid Latex requires no remover, simply peel cured latex from skin. Makeup remover will soften dry latex but will not dissolve it. Avoid getting latex into hair or on clothes. To protect sensitive skin, use Barrier Spray under latex. Remove by gently peeling from skin followed by soap and water.
Rubber Latex. May Contain: [+/- CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499 (Iron Oxides)].
Mask Cover was developed in collaboration with Academy Award winning makeup artist, Dick Smith. This special castor oil-based formula will not break down synthetic prosthetics like a petrolatum or...
A blend of microcrystalline wax and iron oxides. Modeling Wax is used in the entertainment industry to smooth the edges on prosthetic pieces, to build up facial areas or for blocking out eyebrows...
Water washable liquid for the temporary appearance of graying hair of all types. Available in a variety of sizes.
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Can be brushed or sponged into the hair for a silver or...
A cream makeup used to create a realistic bruise effect. Bruise colors start with Bloody Rose and progress around the ring as the bruise gets older. Available in a convenient 1 oz (28 g) 5...
This professional quality, full size Bald Cap is made from natural latex for a perfect fit. These caps are used by makeup artists worldwide for stage and screen performances.
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