For Halloween this year, my bf is going to be Jim fresh from the hospital, and I'm going to be infected. I want to be able to fill my mouth with blood and fake-puke it up all over the front of myself, letting it drip down my neck and shirt. I've read that a lot of fake bloods stain skin. What could I use that will easily wash off of my skin?

What do people like for fake blood effects? Any particular company? Looking for something I can apply that looks like real blood.

Anyone have any suggestions on a product or color for a dead looking victorian guy? I bought white as a base but it's clown white and looks bad. Any suggestions on what colors for a base? Cheeks? Eyes?

If anyone is interested, I can share instruction / materials used here. It took me about 1h to finish it up mostly, because smile base take time to dry out.

It's open to interpretation

Planning on getting liquid latex to work with

All i had was fake vampire blood from spirit halloween a black matte multi stick and a glue stick

Im wanting to do art the clown with the use of prosthesis for the face but I dont know if should use a full face open mouth or close mouth one or if I should use individual different ones to make the face please can someone give me tips please?

How can I keep my blood from brightening up? When I apply it it’s much darker but it seems to be drying into more of a lighter color.

My first time making a burn victim... used sfx gelatin, paint, prosaide.. thankful for my Goofy model as well!! His faces had me dying laughing!

im going to a convention soon-ish and idk what im gonna be. I would like be a character with face wounds and blood and stuff like that, but i dont know any. the only character i can think of is mason verger from hannibal. I need ideas on who to be from ppl that actually know abt this stuff. ty

So I work as a casualty actor , we supply trauma training, part of it is getting all dressed up and trying to make it look as real as possible, we don't get any makeup training, so I just kept playing, here are some of my favourite ones ... burns is definitely one of my favourite one todo at the moment...

Though I am ready for silly Christmas and gorey Christmas makeup

Latex, fake blood, makeup and kitchen roll.

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I have a band in town for a Halloween show and need on-location makeup artist that specializes in horror special effects makeup using liquid latex. There are 3 band members that need realistic zombie makeup! Would ideally be someone at a reasonable rate that's comfortable in a backstage environment, works quickly (3 people in 2-3 hours), and is knowledgeable on how to apply makeup for stage lighting. TIA!

@sfxmakeupbaby20 Come check me on on Fanvue I'm new to sharing my sfx horror looks so be nice please. What should I do next or should I redo this one an make it different. Nsfw content

I've always been obsessed with horror make up and I've always really wanted to try my hand in the field but I couldn't afford the schools and stuff. I'm finally getting down to brass tacks and I would really REALLY love to get started this year. Does anyone know where I should start? Supplies, specific tasks to complete like scar make up or faux body parts?

Thank you!!