VIDEO: Make your own effect wax
What you can do with effect wax
Who creepy for carnival effect wax can help.
- Effect wax is often needed, especially in acting. It can be used to simulate wounds, scars or burns. In the horror genre there are a number of other things, such as huge deep furrows, bumps and the like. With the advent of Halloween and the numerous vampire- and witch disguises, the need for private use grew, because people usually put on make-up for the various parties. In addition, there are the many more and more imaginative carnival costumes, which are often also a appropriately made-up face to warts, hooked noses and protruding cheekbones require.
- before Halloween And in the carnival season you can get effect wax in many toy stores, with a little luck also in the toy departments of large department stores or drugstores. Some costume rental companies have that too wax on offer, as well as shops for theater supplies, of course. The largest offer can be found on the Internet. The prices vary depending on the ingredients.
- If you have to use effect wax frequently, you should use a skin-friendly, easy to process and professional product. For a single Carnival or Halloween evening, however, you don't have the wax on hand and it is often worthwhile to buy it for a one-time, only a few hours party neither. You have to do it differently.
Making it yourself is difficult
You can hardly make effect wax yourself, if you know the composition or try all kinds of methods. However, for smaller things - like a wart - you can use a mixture of a concealer and petroleum jelly.
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- Buy a concealer at the drug store and cut a piece off.
- Mix the mass with a little petroleum jelly.
- Put some of the mixture on your chin, nose or cheek and smooth it out. This is how you can make warts. You can also use it to create a small nasal hump.
- Then powder the whole thing. If you apply cream make-up anyway, you can spread it very carefully over the artificial warts in order to hide the transitions.
For one witch If you paint a few more wrinkles on your face, that's enough.
