Out of Kit Left Eye Swollen Shut (Lower) - Professional Special Effects Makeup for Halloween & Horror Cosplay - Perfect for Movie Effects, Theater Performances, and Costume Parties
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Out of Kit Left Eye Swollen Shut (Lower) (TRSP20-0271)
Use with the to give the illusion of the entire eye being swollen shut.
Product Dimensions: 2.75" x 1.5" x 0.25"
The peel-and-stick silicon prosthetic appliance goes on like a Band-Aid, then all you have to do is blend the edges. With the attached adhesive, it couldn’t be easier. There is nothing to mix, no fumed silicates to avoid inhaling.
If you want to achieve a more complex design, you can layer pieces as desired and blend the pieces together. With only half the thickness of Bondo appliances, Out of Kit pieces are very flexible and move naturally.
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FAQ
Can Out of Kit prosthetics pieces be repositioned?
Yes, if you're very careful, you can use a brush and 99% alcohol to lift the piece back off of the artist and reposition it.
What kinds of make-up work on Out of Kit prosthetics pieces?
So far we haven’t found a make-up that doesn’t work on the pieces.
Do Out of Kit prosthetics pieces work in the cold?
Yes, Out of Kit prosthetics pieces have worked fine in temperatures as cold as -10 degrees
Do Out of Kit prosthetics pieces work in High humidity?
Yes, if the correct skin prep is done and the pieces are sealed properly, you should have no problems in high humidity.
How do I seal Out of Kit prosthetics pieces?
It is recommended to apply 1-2 layers of sealer either sprayed or painted onto the piece and back onto the skin. Here are some sealers we like
How do I remove Out of Kit prosthetics pieces?
Using a soft brush or a powder puff, gently massage the skin where the piece is and slowly remove the prosthetic. We recommend the following removers to use in the aid of removing the pieces.
