In this tutorial, learn how to create a bubbling, fresh burn on your skin using cheap, simple products from around the house. This method is cheap and easy and will make one of the most gruesome and painful looking burns you can think of. This is perfect for filmmaking, Halloween or theatre projects!
You Will Need:
*gelatine (you can get this at a supermarket, like Jello)
*eyelash glue
*red lipstick
*yellow grease paint
*black eyeshadow
*anti frizz hair serum
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2 Comments
Have you try this on your face? Will it stay on?
It is pretty uncomfortable but it stays on for the most part.
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