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Vous pouvez toujours créer un moule en silicone ou en latex à l’avance avec de l’argile, ce qui éliminera le besoin d’utiliser le mastic.

@@Halloweirdo2013 Ben non , ce processus là aussi est beaucoup trop long . C comme je dit , sa paraît que tu fait pas de contrat. Visage coup et poitrine c combien de temps pour toi ? 4 ou 5 h ?

@@Halloweirdo2013 c très beau en vidéos mais pas rentable du tout .

@roxannelavalleemaheu8804 Merci pour votre retour

@@roxannelavalleemaheu8804 Oui, il m’a fallu environ 4 heures pour faire les deux sur ma main, mais si vous faisiez d’abord une sculpture en argile, puis que vous créiez un moulage en latex et que vous la peigniez, vous auriez probablement 10 heures pour la terminer, mais, une fois que vous l’avez fait, vous pouvez réutiliser la prothèse encore et encore.

This would only last a few hours most likely. For a multi-day even you would be better off creating an either latex or silicone prosthetic that can be attacted with pros aide. But even prosthetics would optimally need to be removed daily for your health and safety.

You may be able to recreate it using clay and casting it in latex, but you will need to have some alcohol activated body paint to color it or make sure you seal the color on with some form of sealant if you end up using pretty much any other type of paint

Absolutely

It's called Fixative A by mehron that's mostly used for prosthetics

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I'm glad you found it useful💜

Thanks for the feedback, I agree it was a terrible choice of music. I've been working hard learning more about audio and video production so that future videos are less irritating ❤️

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No it doesnt get stiff, it actually gets more pliable as it warms up on the skin, it is super sticky though and kind of a pain to clean off.

Yes it's safe for facial use just a pain to remove because its sticky

It was setting spray but you can use water, the setting spray just evaporates a bit quicker and allows the shadow to dry.

I'm glad it could help you out 😊

You

I'm glad you found it helpful

Gracias!

Dont apologize, I love getting the questions. My biggest tip for using synwax is to make sure you coat your tools in a thin layer of petroleum jelly and reapply it to the tools when the material begins to stick to it. Try to make sure that whatever tool you are using is either metal, plastic, or glass (i.e. smooth and non porous) which will help keep the synwax from sticking as well. As for shaping the scales, I use the tool to carefully dig into the synwax but make sure your not going all the way through the material to your skin, and cut out small circular shapes.I hope this helps if you have any more question feel free to ask :)

They are both petroleum based so you can use either and get the same results.

Awe thank you, I'm glad that you learned something from the video. I was hoping that I explained the process well enough for everyone to recreate it.

Same I'm doing a dinosaur and this looked the best even if it's for a dragon lol

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Scar wax is harder and you need to use pros-aide or some other adhesive to get it to stick to your skin from my experience

I'll get right on that 💛

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