Angels Cut kit - Angels Fancy Dress Costumes

Cut Kit

It is so easy to use our cut kit to make realistic wounds, simply follow the 5 easy steps. There is enough product in our kit to make dozens of wounds, so practice before your event and you'll wow them all!

1
Peel some wax from the tub.
Do not dig a lump out as it will be hard to work with.

2
Kneed the wax

This is to warm it up and make it easier to work with. Push it into the heel of your hand and then scrape it off, do this twice. If it is lumpy do this once more, but do not overwork it or it will become too light and soft.

3
Make sure the skin is clean and dry. Apply the wax to the area that you want to have a wound using the wide flat end of the spatula.

This end of the spatula curves downward. With the product on this area simply press it onto the skin (you may need to press quite hard), as you drag the tool away the wax will spread onto the area of the wound.

4
Handy tip - if the wax looks too rough use a tiny bit of moisturiser on your fingertip (enough to stop the wax sticking to your finger and no more). Run the finger over the rough edges and they will become smooth. Don't be too precise and do not overwork the wax.

Make a cut in the wound using the narrow end of the spatula.

Fill the cut with blood, the bottle has a dropper on it if you gently squeeze the bottle you can 'draw' using the dropper. Our blood is very realistic and second to none. It will run slowly and eventually dry (drying time depends on how much blood you use!) so add only a small amount of blood - you can always add more once it has run its course.

5
FINISHED!

Removal
To remove scrape the wax away with the spatula, any moisturiser or cleansing cream will remove any residue of wax, finally wash with soap and water.

Please Note
The above information is a guide only.
If in doubt always follow the specific instructions given on the individual packages. Fancydress.com is not responsible for inappropriate use of its products.
As with all products used on your skin it is advisable to test a small patch first.