A Halloween Costume Recipe for Fake Wounds, Scars, Made With Ingredients You Already Have
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Have the Scariest Costume at the Party
This is a homemade recipe for fake wounds and scars. It is a great way to look gross! This is good for zombies, ghosts who died violently, or dead people.
What You'll Need:
Here's what you'll need:
A bowl
A toothpick or a cotton swab
White glue (like Elmer's glue)
Toilet paper or tissue
Cocoa powder
Red food coloring
Flour
How to Make Fake Blood
- How to Make Fake Blood
A few recipes for fake blood to wow party guests and trick-or-treaters this halloween.
How to do it:
1. Put a dollop of glue in the bowl and add a drop or two of red food coloring. Mix it together with the toothpick, and add some cocoa powder to darken it.
2. Separate the tissue so it is only one layer thick and tear it into small pieces.
3. Dab the glue where you want your wound to be with your fingers or the cotton swab. Put the bits of tissue on top, arranged in a way that makes your wound look really gross.
4. Let the glue dry a bit, but make sure it's still pliable, and mold the would the way you want. Raise the edges to make it look gory and jagged.
5. Sprinkle on some more coca powder to darken the edges or the center.
6. Top it off with fake blood.
7. Go gross people out.
Get Creative
Add gory things, like paper clips to look like you're trying to hold the wound together with wire, etc.. Remember- no limits or inhibitions when it comes to Halloween costumes!
Check out these other Halloween related articles:
- How to Make Fake Blood
A few recipes for fake blood to wow party guests and trick-or-treaters this halloween. - Halloween Fun for Grown-Ups
A quick list of fun things for adults to do for Halloween! - How to Make a Scarecrow
How to make an awesome scarecrow!
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nice! It looks so real.. Great for halloween!
This really looks real. Good hub and good information. Vote Up.
wow, this is a great hub!











Jeannieinabottle Level 7 Commenter 7 months ago
Wow! This is totally disgusting... two thumbs up! That is a really realistic wound. I am going to bookmark this for future use. Cool hub and voted up!