Wound Makeup - Modeling Wax, Flesh Colored LF00752

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SKU LF00752U
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Product details

Create any wound with minimal effort. Just follow these simple instructions:

  • Apply spirit gum to area where wax will go
  • Tap out spirit gum until tacky (a few taps with fingertip)
  • Roll wax into ball in palm of hand and press onto tacky area. Flare out and shape as desired.
  • Use a very small amount of makeup remover on fingertip to smooth the wax once rough shape is finished
  • Powder down with face powder
  • Seal the wax with liquid latex stippled on with a white foam wedge (allow to dry and repeat until there is a durable skin over the wax)
  • Apply moulage makeup and blood
  • 1.75 oz.

The Life/form® Wound Makeup – Modeling Wax, Flesh Colored (LF00752) is an essential tool for crafting lifelike wound simulations. This pliable, flesh-toned wax allows educators, medical professionals, and makeup artists to model various injuries, from cuts and lacerations to abrasions and contusions.​

Key Features:

  • Realistic Appearance: The flesh-colored wax blends seamlessly with skin tones, enhancing the authenticity of wound simulations.​

  • Versatile Application: Suitable for medical training, emergency response drills, and theatrical productions.​

  • Easy to Use: The wax's pliability ensures effortless molding and shaping to achieve desired wound effects.​

  • Durable: Once applied, the wax maintains its form, allowing for extended training sessions or performances.​

This modeling wax is ideal for use in nursing programs, emergency response training, and theatrical settings, providing a realistic and practical approach to wound simulation.​