Ben Nye Burns & Blisters Wheel FX Creme Makeup

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I've Got Blisters On Me Fingers! The Burns & Blisters Wheel contains four of Ben Nye's essential shades for creating fake burn simulations. Shades Burnt Coral, Fire Red, and Medium Plum let artists create various tones of burnt flesh, while Charcoal Blue provides the perfect option for creating charring effects. This compact wheel fits easily in any makeup kit or touch-up bag, with a clear lid that allows for easy visual access at all times. It’s ideal for use by Halloween enthusiasts, students, special effects, theatrical, and cosplay makeup artists. Makeup For Too-Hot-To-Handle Practical Effects Due to the high concentration of pigments in the Burns & Blisters Wheel, test colors in an inconspicuous area of the skin before full application. Use a stipple sponge, or a Stipple & Texture Brush to stipple and mottle colors together on the skin. Use a spatula and mixing palette to select and blend colors before application, or blend them directly on the skin. For a sheer application of color, spray your brush with isopropyl alcohol. When coloring a burn, start with Burnt Coral, and progress through the deeper tones as the severity of the burn worsens. Utilize Charcoal Blue to create a charring effect at the peak areas of the burn, while Medium Plum can be used to add depth to the crevasses of the burn. Available in multiple sizes.

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