Fake cut 😁 need to practice a lot more.

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Cassie G.

Nov 14, 2014

Cassie G.

What I used was a regular tissue paper.. Elmer's glue stick.. Red paint and purple eyeshadows And my basic foundation.

Tealy A.

Nov 14, 2014

Tealy A.

You should invest in some liquid latex, it makes a world of difference! And try using one piece of tissue and then (Very carefully) cutting it , it will look more flat and realistic. You have the idea down but just keep practicing, you'll get it down :). Also try looking up YouTube tutorials, they helped me a lot!!

Brianna M.

Nov 14, 2014

Brianna M.

It kinda looks like a burn also but practice makes perfect good job!

Brooke S.

Nov 15, 2014

Brooke S.

I would use less purple and add more yellows, greens, and some purple

Jenna M.

Nov 15, 2014

Jenna M.

From seeing many wounds in real life this is way to raises to be a cut.

Kenna S.

Nov 16, 2014

Kenna S.

Note: before you read, only trying to give CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. Not trying to be rude. Looks very fake. I agree w/ purchasing liquid latex, and smoothing out the edges around the gash. It's very purple, as a normal gash wouldn't be. Try to make it smooth and real looking. If you aren't too queasy, looking up pictures of slash cuts as reference when doing this, would give you an idea of what actual cuts look like. (:

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