[ScareShack]

Well son wanted to mess around tonight. Yes. im new to all this....this is what we got after decideding to do a 1 day old grease burn on his leg(ive seen them).
Let me know what u think. Man im having fun.

 

[slightlymad]

gettin better every time or did you really burn that poor guy

 

[playfx]

Not bad, what kind of makeup are you working with?

 

[ScareShack]

Not bad, what kind of makeup are you working with?

All i got so far is a 4 grease paint colrs and some blood gel. Dont have liqued latex so im using rubber latex for now untill i get my stuff. Got no brushes like stipple brush or nothing yet, making due with what i got for now, but its a start i quess.

 

[BooGirl666]

holy cow what are you doin to your poor kid!!! lol man j looking great!!!

 

[Sickie Ickie]

Looks very good! The popped blisters are a nice effect. If you pull the liquid latex, and let go so you don't tear it, you have some nice blisters. The only suggestion I see offhand is to use more of an angry red blush as a background. Good job, man!

 

[wormyt]

WOW had I not known what this really was I would swear his leg was burned. You are having way to much fun. Now do that sometime and go out into the public and see the reactions LOL.

 

[trishaanne]

Awesome job Johnny.....I may have to hire you this year!

 

[Lilly]

Great JOb Johnny...
lookin better each time...and more real
are you doing this off hand or looking at burn pics to get an idea?
where do you get the rubber latex?

 

[playfx]

You could always go to the dollar store for brushes and makeup, as far as the rubber latex goes, its very very hard on the skin so go easy with that stuff, scar wax would be a better option or premake scars with the latex and glue them on and you can save them for later use.

 

[Sickie Ickie]

The prob with scar wax is that it is best used for boney surfaces that don't move much, otherwise it could start to peel off over time. Premade pieces are great and if you are careful removing them, they last through several applications depending on how thin they are.

 

[Hellrazor]

I thought it looked pretty real too. I went wha... at first, then realized what the thread is about. It gives me the ***** and I know its fake. Way to go!

 

[ScareShack]

Great JOb Johnny...
lookin better each time...and more real
are you doing this off hand or looking at burn pics to get an idea?
where do you get the rubber latex?

Lilly, I hear u'r supposed to use liquied latex, not rubber latex. Not sure if its the same or not but im just using what i have for now.

 

[Haunted Bayou]

I was wondering why that topic was in make-up. I should have known. LOL!

Fantastic. Looks real to me.

 

[Beepem]

haha the makeup part didnt hit me right away i was like AHH

nice job man

 

[ScareShack]

thanks all for the comments...im new to this all...but would like to give Bodybagging a huge thank u for his tips on-line, and also sicki ick and playfx.
I cant wait to really start. Now I got a new hobby....last thing i need....lol!

 

[playfx]

There is a big difference in the latex, thats why I said to be careful with it, the slush(rubber) latex is just not made for the skin and I have seen bad rash and burns from it.

On another note, if you mix some cotton and latex on wax paper you can make some cool scars, let dry and glue them on with alittle spirit gum or liq.latex and all will be safe.

 

[playfx]

Hey Sickie, I agree about the scar wax, im no big fan of it, but it is nice to have in your kit for 911's.

I do like my gelatine

 

[Sickie Ickie]

[drools] Ooooohhhhh, gelitineeeeee

 

[Bodybagging]

Good Job Johnny, you are a natural!