🎭 Mehron Makeup SynWax: Professional 10 oz Synthetic Modeling Wax Review

It's good. even though I put it in the microwave for ten seconds. HANDS CAN'T SHARE! You need a tool! scoop it out with a tool and it will become like putty, then apply the liquid and apply to the face. I don't recommend you microwave it because I don't want to get sued lol. take the time to be busy. But don't listen to one star reviews! You probably think that everything in life is easy! Use lotion because it's sticky! Thank you very much, the price-performance ratio is right 😘😘😘

I can tell you that straight away, a little goes a long way! I took a bath a few days before Halloween. I'm a hardcore Halloween enthusiast and I usually do looks throughout the month. Suffice it to say that it will likely last until Halloween and then beyond. I'm not a professional and to be honest I had no idea what I was doing. I haven't watched the introductory video or anything like that. I literally just dipped some silverware (because it's incredibly hard to just pick it up with your…

First of all I would like to say that I am by no means a professional. I'm an ordinary girl who wanted to experiment with new things for a Halloween look. After watching a few Halloween makeup tutorials on YouTube, I jumped at the chance and started packing my bags to achieve my friggin' look. Speaking of costs: For €14 you definitely get a lot on offer. 8 ounces is a lot and will likely suffice for numerous future Halloween events. It comes in a medium sized plastic case and is very well…

This is a very good product but the foundation and concealer don't stick to it well, it's hard to get them out of the container and you need water so they don't stick to you and smooth the edges. I use it instead of liquid latex for special effects and I've never used wax for this before, but once I get the hang of it it's pretty easy to use. Edit: It's almost impossible to use in places that move a lot. (i.e. stomach) and doesn't even come close to replacing liquid latex. It's hard to get out…

Works great! People say it crumbles into pieces, they just don't know how to use it properly! If you watch a YouTube video of Mekhron, it even shows you how to use it properly. It needs to be warmed up with hands first and then gradually becomes more flexible/plastic. I bought two, one of the caps was cracked, but both worked the same. This material does not simply "dry out". Please don't leave bad review if you just don't know how to use it.

I bought this specifically for special effects for a short film. We wanted to create an image of a man with amputated legs. After looking at pictures online, I thought the actress was kneeling in a wheelchair, and then I drew thick T-shaped scars on her knees. First I applied dark bluish lines to her knees with eyeshadow and then waxed over the lines. I used a small spatula to blend the edges of the wax into the skin. At this point it looks awful - just very rough and broken. But wait! Adding a

I was hoping for a softer wax as I am making a mass wound dummy and need to dummy 50+ patients in a short amount of time. I usually go to places that don't have hot water or a microwave available to soften the wax. It's a little fiddly and sticky, and it takes some time to edit by hand to get it into a usable state. I start by giving the patient the amount of wax I feel is needed and let them work with it while I work on other areas of the makeup.

I don't know if the product as a whole isn't working or if I got a bad/old batch but it didn't fit. GENERAL. It had to be pricked out of the glass with a knife and then softened neither by heating nor by kneading. It just scattered everywhere. I ended up throwing some in a mug of boiling water just to see what would happen. After 5 minutes it took on the consistency of a fragile piece of old chewing gum stuck under the table. Coarse It was returned. Save your money and get Ben Nye Nose & Scar…