Pro F/X Rubber Mask Grease Wheels - 1oz (Derma)

Pro F/X Rubber Mask Grease Wheels - 1oz (Derma)

• Rubber Mask Grease is ideal for coating latex and foam latex due to its castor oil content, which protects the latex pieces and helps achieve a natural look
• - This wheel contains a range of skin tones to bring realism to any application and is Hyper-pigmented, Great for Mass Causality and provides great coverage
• Colors included in this RMG wheel are: Ceylon Vinnamon, Sunrise Flush, Graceful Swan, Burnt Amber, Olivia, and Hazelnut
• Made in the U.S.A.!

These F/X Rubber Mask Grease Wheels were developed with the assistance of an Academy Award-winning makeup artist. These colors are the most useful and commonly required shades for creating a wide variety of characters when coating latex or foam latex appliances. The Trauma F/X Wheel is great for zombies and can be grouped conveniently with the Injury F/X and Primary wheels. These three wheels contain the most frequently needed shades of RMG for mass casualty simulation. The Derma Wheel was developed by the staff of one of the finest makeup training schools in the country - The Makeup Designory - or MUD. The Primary Wheel includes white, black, red, yellow and blue, which is ideal for jokers and clowns. Rubber Mask Grease is made especially for use directly over latex or foam latex surfaces such as masks, fake wounds, bald caps, or other latex and foam latex appliances. RMG contains castor oil, which coats appliances and the surrounding skin with sufficient oils to allow the latex piece to appear natural and not chalky, as it would appear if you used ordinary creme foundations over latex. In addition, RMG is hyper-pigmented, yeilding great coverage over a wide variety of skin and fake skin surfaces. *Each RMG shade has a matching Graftobian F/X Aire Airbrush shade. HINTS: Use a metal knife and scoop the product out onto a palette. Soften the makeup by working it up on the palette. Seal the appliance first before applying the makeup. Graftobian recommends using Pro Adhesive for this purpose. To create washes of color, add a couple drops of 99% isopropyl alcohol to the rmg on your palette. The wash may be stippled on for dimension and texture with a sponge. (Don't apply this mixture near the eyes due to the alcohol content.) Set the makeup with powder and then seal it with setting spray. Airbrush paint can then be applied over the top.