To ensure your order arrives in time for Christmas, be sure to place your order before the shipping deadlines below. We recommend placing your order as soon as possible in case of unforeseeable delays.
Thursday, December 19th by noon PST* |
*If your order includes a hazmat item, the order must be shipped via Standard Shipping. Please allow additional time for delivery.
Tuesday, December 10th by noon PST |
Please contact Customer Service if you have any questions regarding order delivery timeframes.
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7 AM – 4 PM PT
Saturday
7 AM – 4 PM PT
Instant Blood Powder allows you to realistically simulate the sudden appearance of bloody effects. One good example of applications is a bleeding wound on the stage, or in a film while the camera is running.
Application: Instant Blood Powder should be applied thinly and uniformly to the required, dry section of the actor’s skin. It can be applied best by a powder puff or powder brush. Instant Blood Powder applied in this way is virtually invisible until this point in time. The object intended to inflict the simulated wound is then coated with a wet medium: for example, diluted transparent jelly or glycerin diluted with water. This object is then placed in contact with the area of the skin covered with Instant Blood Powder. A trickle of artificial blood will then immediately appear, with the amount depending on the amount of moisture applied. Instant Blood Powder is manufactured with soluble coloring matter and cannot be removed from textile fabrics. It can be removed from some surfaces only with difficulty. In order to prevent staining of the actor’s skin, Instant Blood Powder should be applied to skin that has been first provided with a protective shield of greasepaint.