3D FX Transfer Tattoo Larynx Cut

3d Fx Transfer Tattoo Larynx Cut

Realistic Looking Throat Cut with 3d Effect!

A slit larynx appears in almost every horror movie and so a slit larynx is also a frequently chosen special make-up effect as a Halloween make-up effect. What used to be difficult to achieve because the neck moves so often is now no longer a problem with the 3D transfer tattoo larynx slit!

Special make-up effects like from the Hollywood dream factory. Self-adhesive and latex-free, the 3D FX transfer wounds are the solution for Halloween and horror fans with a latex allergy! With the 3D FX Transfer Wounds you can achieve fantastic make-up special effects without having to be a make-up artist yourself. All with minimal effort and no prior knowledge! However, please pay close attention to the description, as the 3D FX Transfer Wounds can only be used once!

The inventor of the 3D FX Transfer Wounds, Christien Tinsley, is one of Hollywood's best-known make-up artists. His work can be admired in films such as "American Horror Story", "I am Legend" and "The Passion of the Christ" directed by Mel Gibson. The application of 2D and 3D make-up effects even earned him an Oscar. Now, with the 3D FX Transfer Wounds, you have the opportunity to imitate Christien Tinsley and wear Oscar-worthy Halloween & horror make-up with the 3D FX Transfer Tattoo Head Cut.

Scope of delivery: 1 x 3D FX transfer tattoo throat cut

• 3D FX tattoos are self-adhesive and easy to apply with water
• The product is latex free and no skin glue or liquid latex is required for application
• The ultra-realistic looking wounds were developed by Hollywood make-up artists
• You can achieve professional Hollywood-ready results
• Easy to conceal and adapt to skin color and make-up
• The product is not reusable!

Application:

• Important: Skin must be cleansed and free of oil and make-up before use
• Cut out the desired wound and remove from the transfer paper
• Turn the 3D wound over and press it back onto the transfer paper
• Remove the plastic protective film from the back of the wound
• Press the back of the wound firmly onto the skin for at least 30 seconds
• Moisten the transfer paper completely with a sponge
• Carefully peel off the moist transfer paper - done