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How to Make Fake Bullet Wounds for Halloween

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Summary: Trying to apply Halloween makeup? Learn tips and techniques for preparing the surface of the skin to apply a fake bullet wound in this free special effects & Halloween makeup video.

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John Mays John Mays is a professional special effect makeup artist. He began working in the haunted house industry in Central Texas, which led to the world of independ... read more

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How to Make Fake Bullet Wounds for Halloween

My name is John Mays. Some people refer to me as “Evil” John Mays. I’m here today to demonstrate some makeup techniques for Expertvillage.com. We’re going to be putting a bullet wound appliance across her eye. Now before you do that you’ve kind of got to prep the surface and I like to use some medical masking tape over the eye, so that keeps things from getting in her eye and it gives me a better base to attach to. The color of this tape will go away, once we get other things applied to it. Now we’re going to put the adhesive on top of the bandage. Can I get you to lean your head back? There you go. Kind of get a general coating of the adhesive on there and since most of it is on the bandage it should come off without too much trouble. This as you can see still has that milky consistency, but if you look at the stitches at the top all the milkiness has gone away, that happens as it dries. It’s really good stuff, it’s medical quality, so you don’t have to worry about injuring your actors. That’s one thing you’ve got to keep in mind, you shouldn’t use anything that’s toxic. If it says don’t use it on skin, don’t use it on skin.

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