+Lindsay Clarke we did 2 layers on the models face and then another layer off the models face when it was almost dry to reinforce it and shape any edges we thought looked messy

Then you've got god skin. Too much vaseline can clog pores of sensitive skin, plus the plaster residue. Whether you use either is up to the individual

your not suppose to have plaster come in contact with your skin it can cause chemical burns there are warnings on the containers of plaster.

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+Elena Velasquez wht, y are u laughing?

oh don't worry their all feeling better now geez don't take every thing you read so literal

good luck that putting plaster wrap on your victim's eyelashes

You don't actually have to cover the eyes, but if you do, Vaseline stops it from sticking to your lashes just like everything else. As you can see in this video, using wrap, you basically have to gouge your "victim"'s eyes out just to make the process work a little bit

Nick Steele Indeed one does not have to cover the eyes and it would be better to leave them alone actually. However, if you just cover them with Vaseline, I would say that is not sufficient protection. You seem to be under the impression Vaseline is this wonder release. I had my body wrapped in plaster, some of it covered in Vaseline, I can speak from experience. I wouldn't want my eyelashes covered with only Vaseline, I am pretty sure I would lose a few lashes despite covering them in vaseline, which is unpleasant/ painful for the eyes too btw.

+ParaParagon I know this is an old comment but I've used vasaline on my eyelashes for this and it was fine. Although I covered them like crazy.

Exactly what I thought.

Box cutter or x-acto knife. Be careful though.

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No daña la piel?

Only with a sledge hammer and chisel. Of course its possible, how else do those with broken limbs ever escape their casts??? good grief.

Hi I'm 6 years late (lol whoops) and I use styrofoam mannequin heads from Walmart and they work just fine so I'm sure any mannequin works as long as it has realistic proportions/proportions similar to yours

+EpouseX my guess is an xacto

Its not called plaster paper. I used it in school before i think it was called modroc and you can buy it from.any arts and craft store where they sell all those branded stationary and that kinda stuff

Plastic wrap/cling fill It's the stuff you use to cover or wrap your foods or glass bowls (it's useless on any other type of bowl unless you completely cover the bowl and stick the wrap to itself) You can get it almost everywhere

no i mean that white thing like gypsum

oh ok, sorry about that

Gunesh Elizade this is pretty late but i believe you mean the plaster-infused cloth, if you just google "plaster cloth" you should find it in various places. it's really amazing and works really well for this type of work!

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At a craft store, also this is the same thing that use to make a cast.

+Omaha Metro Haunters Extreme heat. Can cause severe burns.

Magna Ryuu I have heard u can use clay

Magna Ryuu plaster wraps don’t heat up like the mix, they don’t cause burns it’s completely safe to use

Magna Ryuu

Isn't that the stuff they use to make a body cast? Why would It heat up?