💉 Mehron Makeup Stage Blood - Dark Venous (1 oz) Review

This was perfect for our use to make a body for Halloween decoration. We diluted some blood for lighter areas and to make the blood splatter and came back with thick blood from a bottle. When it started raining, we just added more blood. VERY IMPRESSIVE!

Great product at a great price. The bottle will last me a long time. A little goes a long way with this stuff. It's a thick substance, so it's best for scabs or drips. Not recommended for spraying. I don't think it's edible, but it's been in my mouth a few times and it didn't taste terrible (it was actually quite sweet). When it stops dripping and dries a bit, it stays shiny and turns into an almost gel-like substance. Easily removed with makeup remover or soap.

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…

This blood looks great, very realistic but yes it is very sticky and doesn't dry. But it is really delicious! Definitely recommended for that fresh blood look!

This isn't cheap diluted stuff, this is the real deal! I bought thinking it was going to be an incredibly liquid product, boy was I wrong. Imagine it's clotted blood. Density and Hue Sams.

It was amazing! Tonight I put on zombie makeup for the December Halloween party and got some cuts on my face from liquid latex. I used red body paint on the wounds as a red base, but the fake blood here really took the wound to the next level. This gel stayed in my fake sores all night. In fact, it lasted longer than liquid latex! Eventually the latex came off part of my face so I ended up removing it entirely but the fake blood still looks real and runny (not actually runny). This was my first

I bought some of the two colors for a Halloween photo shoot and I have to say they look very realistic depending on the wounds. Shallow cuts work well for light cuts, while dark venous cuts are great for deep cuts. Although bright photos are better. Granted it's very gooey because it's a corn syrup recipe, but it's as sticky as dried blood. It's also worth noting that the product was actually stale when I got it in my mouth, so it might be an old product that I received. (I don't plan on eating

This fake blood is amazing. I used it for a short horror film I was working on and was amazed at how real it looked. It's very dark, like fresh blood, and stays wet for a long time (it doesn't dry out or look fake, which also makes it easy to clean). If you leave it on your skin for a long period of time, it can be a bit more difficult to clean afterwards and may leave a small stain that may take a few more washes to remove. but overall a great product. My younger siblings (high school…

It's just great! I used this for a drop of blood that came out of my eye and nose and then I made a handprint on my neck. The drops on my face continued to drip a little, but I wanted that. The handprint on my neck stayed in place for several hours. This material is syrup based so is thick (but will flow if there is enough + gravity). The bottle comes with a brush applicator (just like nail polish) so you can easily place it where you want it. For the handprint, I simply poured something into…