How to use:

1st-degree burn:

• Take a latex wedge sponge and tear it in half. This creates a more natural blend at the edge of your wounds.
• Dab the blister color greasepaint onto your skin.
• Now take a little latex and dab a thin layer over the color and let it dry.
• Apply another layer and let it dry again.
• Apply a third layer and let it dry as well.
• Carefully pull the latex loose from your skin in a few spots, but be careful not to tear it!
• Voila, a realistic burn.
• Want to make it extra gory? Mix some vaseline with green/yellow greasepaint and inject it with a syringe under the latex for a nasty blister.

3rd-degree burn:

• Take cornflakes and crush them with your hands.
• Mix the cornflakes with latex and apply where you want to create the burn.
• Let it dry, you can use a hairdryer on a low setting to speed up the drying process.
• Color in your wound with the greasepaint circle, light color on the outside of the wound and increasingly darker towards the inside.
• Use a little black on high points of the cornflakes for a charred effect.
• Apply the FX blood where desired and splatter with an old toothbrush around the wound for an extra bloody effect.
• Spray a small amount of water on the blood from a distance of at least 30 cm, not too much! This will make the blood run naturally.
• Set with setting spray.

Cuts:

• Put some latex in a container and soak toilet paper in the latex.
• Take the soaked paper and squeeze out the excess latex.
• Apply it to your skin in the shape you want to create—a cut, a bullet wound, etc.—it's all possible. Be careful with the latex around your eyes, make sure it doesn't get into your eyes!
• Build it up until you are satisfied with the result.
• Let it dry, you can use a hairdryer on a low setting to speed up the drying process.
• Color in your wound with the greasepaint circle, dabbing the light color around the wound and the dark color inside the wound.
• Use a little black in the middle of your wound to create extra depth.
• Drip blood in and around your wound. Splatter with an old toothbrush around the wound.
• Spray a small amount of water on the blood from a distance of at least 30 cm, not too much! This will make the blood run naturally.
• Set with setting spray.
• Want to get extra gory? Add some cooked rice grains to the wound. This will make it look like you have maggots in the wound.

Pro tip! Want to make your wound extra realistic? Take some lubricant (yes, really) and apply it to your wound; this will make it look extra shiny, fresh, and realistic. (Do not use on or around your eyes)