3D FX Transfer Tattoo Skin Tear Wound

3d Fx Transfer Tattoo Skin Tear Wound

Drastic, Realistic-looking Accident Depiction, Burst Skin

How realistic can your Halloween make-up be before someone panics? With the 3D FX Transfer Tattoo Skin Tear Wound, you'll shock even the most hardened horror fans - because these wounds look as if you've been badly scarred by an accident, a creature or an apocalyptic battle. Whether for Halloween, LARP, horror shoots or realistic accident depiction (RUD) during paramedic training - these skin tears look like they've come straight out of a special effects studio. Simply stick them on, apply make-up and blood - and the illusion is perfect.

The 3D FX Transfer Tattoo Skin Tear Wound contains three different sized wound motifs that you can easily apply with water - completely without latex, skin glue or liquid latex. The realistic-looking lacerations were developed by professional Hollywood make-up artists and create a convincing 3D effect. They can be easily matched to your skin color and the rest of your make-up and can be further enhanced with fake blood or blood gel. Not reusable - but ideal for Halloween, horror events, zombie walks or realistic emergency drills.

Scope of delivery: 1 x 3D FX transfer tattoo skin tear 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