Product Instructions
3-D Gel

1. Deformed Skin/Burns - Heat to liquid form.  Begin by tilting the head back slightly and then apply 3-d Gel to the desired area.  Pour the gel from the bottle, allowing it to run down the face.  Use a brush to thin the gel out.  Safe to put in the eyebrows and eyelashes. 
2. Zombie Look - Gel will begin to stiffen as it cools.  Now you can begin to use your brush to pull up the gel to form peaks.  This will create a textured and layered appearance, as if the skin is peeling off the face.  Using a brush or a sponge, dab makeup on top of the gel.  Light flesh tones work best for highlights, while brown and burgundy tones should be used for shadows.  You can also add Mehron's Liquid Makeup to the gel while it's in liquid form to color the gel before you apply it.  Once the gel cools, make punctures and tears into the gel around the cheek and neck area with your fingers or tweezers.  Putting holes in the gel allows the flesh to flap while you are moving and gives the appearance of torn skin and exposed muscle.  Color in the muscle tissue behind the torn skin with burgundy makeup.  Brush the makeup in uneven streaks to resemble layers of muscle tissue. 
3. Open Wounds and Cuts -  Apply a patch of 3-D Gel to the skin and blend out the edges.  Keep the patch level to prevent the gel from running outside the edges.  Cut through the middle and pull back flaps.  Use dots of liquid gel to tack back the flaps and hold them in place.  Apply makeup to match the surrounding skin, and then use ColorSet Powder to set the makeup.  You can color the skin inside the wound with burgundy cream makeup to give the look of deeper muscle tissue.  Finally, put a deep layer of 3-D Gel Blood in the wound and let it spatter up or run over the pulled back skin and onto the surrounding skin.  Apply 3-D Gel Blood last, as you want it to set up shiny and wet looking. 
4. If the ColorSet Powder makes the flesh look too dull, spray with Barrier Spray to remove any powder haze.  Because the gel liquefies to heat it's best to use Barrier Spray under the Gel as well to keep sweat and temperature away from the Gel.  3-D Blood Gel can also be used in the hair for great head trauma look and washes out with warm water.
5. 3-D Gel can also be used to apply prosthetic pieces and to blend edges.  This is great if the appliance needs to come off for a quick change.  To help blend thin edges, apply a little rubbing alcohol to help dissolve the gel.  Cleanup with soap and warm water.  Comes out of clothing, hair and carpets.