Brave | Lesson 4 | Applying the Wound

Products:
-  Pros Aide
- Pros Aide Remover
- Talcum Powder
- Laminating Brush
- IPA ( Isopropyl Alcohol)
-Supra Colour Palette
- Neill's Colour Palette

Method:

1. Cleanse, tone and moisturise your models face, so that it is clean and that there is nothing that can affect the application. 
2.  While the moisturiser is soaking into the skin the step is to take the piece out of the mould, using a laminating brush and talcum powder, slowly brush towards the baldease mixture and you should see part of the mould coming up. When that happens slowly dabbing more of the talcum powder on so that it does not stick to it, as it is tricky and when removing and it can stick together making the application hard.
3. With a baby bud apply some preside clue to the wound as well as to the area of skin that the wound is going to stuck on. Making sure that the edges of the wound do not fold over.
4. Once the prosaide has become tacky, press onto the models skin and then press hard all over to make sure that it is stuck on and there are no loose bits.
5. With a baby bud and ipa, slowly blend away the edges of the wound, making sure you don't get to close to the actually wound itself as it can ruin it.
6. Colouring the wound with Neill's colour palette.
7. Neill's palette is alcohol based which mean you have to add Ipa to colour for them to come out.
8. Once there is enough colour on your brush, with your finger flick the bristles back making splatters on the skin.

Evaluation:

I am happy with how it came out as it was my first time doing this, at first I was a bit nervous doing it as there is so much to remember, but overall I am happy how it came out although my images came out weird and blurry and I don't know it is because of the flash, but the only good ones I could get are far away.