3D Tattoo Wound Gunshot And Stab Wound

3d Tattoo Wound Gunshot and Stab Wound

Extremely Realistic Bullet Wounds & Stab Wounds as A Make-up Effect

Bullet holes already look scary, but when they're also poked around with a knife, things can get a bit nasty. This contemporary shouldn't have messed with the mafia, because their methods of compensation are pertinent, as you can easily see from the deep wound. Well, this gentleman's delicious dinner will have to wait, because this severe head injury requires medical treatment in a hospital.

The 3D tattoo consists of a few bullet wounds that have also been pierced. The latex-free application is applied to the skin without glue, i.e. using only water. All you have to do is cut out a wound, peel it off the backing film, stick it back on the backing film upside down, remove the protective film on the underside of the wound appliqué and place it on a clean and grease-free forehead. Then simply moisten the backing film with water and peel it off after 30 seconds. The 3D tattoo was developed by Hollywood make-up artists and looks absolutely realistic. You can touch up the wound with Bloodcraft Film Blood / FX Blood 30ml and Bloodcraft Blood Gel / FX Blood Gel 30ml to make the injury effect even more impressive. 3D tattoos are the perfect shock elements for Halloween, carnival, fancy dress parties, horror shoots and film and TV productions.

Scope of delivery: 1 x 3D tattoo wound bullet and stab wound

• 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