A non-toxic gelatin capsule containing special blood powder pigment. Safe to use in mouth.
How to use: Bite down on gelatin capsule and the powder will dissolve with the person's saliva. To remove from skin wash with warm soap and water or use a make-up remover.
The Skin Illustrator Bloody 5 Palette contains the best blood-related colors available: Prime Red, Blood Tone, Aged Blood, Black and Rose Adjuster. Keep this one in you pocket for quick touch-ups, or use it to create a "bloody mess" from scratch.
Includes Ben Nye Stage Blood (.5 fl. oz. size) and twelve gelatin capsules. Fill gelatin capsules with Stage Blood several hours before use. Place in mouth and bite down to release blood.
Resembles darker venous color for "aged" blood effects. Perfect for zombies and the undead. Identical to Stage Blood, with the same "Zesty Mint" flavor and viscosity. Safe for use in the mouth. Washes from most fabrics and surfaces, test before use.
Eye blood to be used in the eye area for special effects in film, theatre or Halloween. Do not use in irritated eye or with contact lenses. Do not keep or use longer than one month after first opening.
Fleetstreet Blood is the most unique theatrical blood on the market. Made from FDA approved pigments, Fleetstreet Drying Bloods are designed for use on both skin and hair.
Authentic, vivid arterial coloring in a medium viscosity. Corn syrup based, peppermint flavor is safe for use in the mouth. Washes from most fabrics and surfaces. Test before use.
Arterial colored gel-like blood. "Scrape" along skin with a stipple sponge for an instant abrasion or road rash. Can also be used to fill wounds. Remove with Hydra Cleanse or soap and water. Corn syrup content. May stain some fabrics; test before use.
The Bloody Two Duo Palette is a dual-cell On Set palette featuring our two most popular Skin Illustrator blood colors: Bloodtone and Aged Blood. This is the perfect palette for when you need the comfort of knowing that you have enough blood color to do the job!
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