How do you make fake injury marks?

Apply powder, eyeshadow, and fake blood to create the bloody part of the wound.

1. Paint around the wound and on your actual skin with darker colors in the center of your wound. Use lighter colors as you progress outward.
2. Add a few drops of blood and mix. Then add a few more in and around the wound and let the blood drip.

How do you make a fake cut with pen and glue?

Take the glue stick and smear on a generous—but not overly thick layer—of the glue. This will create a fake layer of skin, which you will cut into to create the wound. You can use the butter knife for this or your fingers. Give the glue a few minutes to set up.

How do you make fake bruises look better?

Wet the brush very lightly, and color the brush with a thin layer of eyeshadow. Apply the makeup to your skin smoothly. It’s important to go slow and light on the makeup at first. You can always add more. Work the makeup into your skin in a circle, blending it as you go. Smaller fake bruises usually look better.

How do you make fake cuts look like real blood?

Color the fake skin with a mix of red food coloring and cocoa powder. You’ll only need a small amount, so mix this in a shot glass or other small container. The end result should look like dirty blood, as though your cut has been exposed to dirt and air for hours. Use a paintbrush to apply this to the fake wound.

How do you make a bruise with a pencil?

Use regular gray pencil lead, as well as dark blue and purple for your bruise. 2 Draw a circle on a piece of paper and start filling it in. Using the flat side of the pencil lead, rub it on the paper rapidly, coloring it in quite darkly to create a small pile of colored dust that you can put on your skin.

How to make a fake cut with red eyeliner?

Smear red eyeliner onto your skin. Draw a line onto the area where you want the fake cut, then smudge it with your finger. Add dots around the area and smudge that as well. Repeat several times, until your skin looks like it has been smeared with blood.