creating light scaring, using molds, how to attach to the skin, how to colour

Product List:

Supra colours

stippling sponge

cotton buds

witch hazel

prosaide adhesive

gelatine moulded wound

loose powder

spatula

Process of creating scaring:

1. ensure the surface area you are working on is clean of any product or dirt.

2. choose which mild you want to use, i wanted a median cut so i could experiment comfortably as i haven't done wounds before.

3. use the prosaide on the skin that you want to work on.

4. use the prosaide on the flat surface of your wound as well.

5. stick the wound to the section of skin with the prosaide, make sure its secure before you continue. especially the edges, you fingers may stick to the mould so you can use a spatula to secure around the edges.

6. pour some witch hazel into a little tub 

7. dab your cotton bud in a small amount of the witch hazel and rub in circles around the ends of the wound. you have to work into it quite a lot to melt it into the skin but try and blend out swell so you don't just create another harsher line.

8. Once satisfied with the amount of blending (I wasn't because I felt I rushed) use the loose powder all over the surface this makes it able to work into with other products.

9. in this example again as it was my first wound i tried to use just reds and darker reds with hints of brown and purple supra colour.