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@@WinterRose84 One question. One of my actors in my horror film is South Asian with tanner, more brown skin tone. What type of Latex should I use?

@andrewkomaniecki480 you can get tinted liquid latex in different skin tones. Not many but it can still help. They also offer clear too, just make sure you use a good foundation to cover it. Mehron make some good options for clear or tinted liquid latex.

@@WinterRose84 When you say "tinted latex", you mean "light flesh?" Is that a good option? Andrew K.

@andrewkomaniecki480 light flesh is the pink light colour, they also have deep or dark flesh, and clear.

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Yeah i do that too lol baby oil and water works too

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spirit gum or a little more latex

+WinterRose84, I'm gonna be cosplaying as Heath Ledger's Joker for next year's MetroCon. And I'm thinking about doin the scars. I really liked how you explained how to the scars. Especially the one with the staples. Thank you.

im trying to make like a side mouth zombie with latez but how do u get the teeth to show on latex.

use eye lash adhesive that works too.

over the years i've found the easiest and smoothest chelsea grin to be latex and toilet paper. just apply liquid latex directly to your skin and ley single ply piece of tp, let dry and repeat. then cut through it. prosthetic pieces have (imho) are harder to get a perfect seamless edge which when doing something flat like the chelsea grin, matters. But for anything raised or seriously bruised etc, separate pieces are wonderful. However..easier and more on point for Heaths Joker, try Rigid Collodion/Scarring Liquid..it's the coolest stuff EVER. and you can layer it in the same pattern as heaths scars were and get the exact look s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/53/d8/9e/53d89ee7e752b0487845fd1c9a1e79ee.jpg

Ayee, scabs normally are purpley-red. If your going for more of a skin peel I'd use black. Bruising can be accomplished with just purples and pinks :)

You can use a little extra liquid latex or spirit gum to apply them.

I dont think you can get the texture without it seeing that the latex is liquid.

I'm not 100% sure on the shelf life. They do last a long time, however the more you use them the harder they are to keep pliable. If you're careful you should be able to get several uses from them though.

It will depend on how they are stored, used and also just things like temperature. They can last anywhere from afew months to years! On average though up to a year I've found.

You can to help blend in the seam.

You can use liquid latex or spirit gum 😀

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You can use a little extra latex to help it stick, or some form of spirit gum. Either way you'll need to use some latex to smooth it down once applied.

Yep, just use some liquid latex or some spirit gum.

@@WinterRose84 thank you kindly 😊

You need to apply some form of powder. Either a setting powder that's designed for that use or you can use talc or baby powder.

@@WinterRose84 ~ Thanks for that. I'll give it a go.