Review on 💉 Mehron Makeup Stage Blood - Dark Venous (1 oz) by Anna Reed

There are many positive things in the blood of this phase. First, dark venous blood looks much more realistic than light arterial blood, which is the color of a B-horror movie. The dark vein color is very similar to real blood, it's scary. Second, it does not stain clothing, including white jackets. I tested this by pouring some onto a test pair of white socks, rubbing them in very well, and then leaving them on high under a ceiling fan for a few hours. This was followed by a machine wash in cold water without using TIde and I saw literally no stains at all, not even a slight pink. Third, it stays sticky, which is good, trust me. Not only does it help keep injuries looking realistic and fresh, but it doesn't dry out or flake off like cheap Halloween blood at Walmart or Target. After all, it is not only edible, but also tasty. It has a sweet raspberry flavor. I highly recommend this blood. Oh, by the way, unless you're bleeding an army of zombies, 9 oz. it is exaggerated. My 9 ounce bottle was used for two 5 inch cuts on my face which were enough to cover my chin, cheeks and neck and four 5 inch cuts on my neck that dripped onto my shirt . All of these sections were REPEATED 4 times in separate copies. Also, it was a nice finishing touch for the pumpkins to carve with bloodlines and I only used about 15% of my bottle. I don't know how to use the rest of the bottle, maybe as a topping for some spooky cupcakes?