Instruction Manual
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Stage 1
When starting a moulage, first use an alcohol wipe to clean person or manikin.
Note: Makeup may stain manikin or person modeling. Check manufacturer’s recommendations prior to using alcohol wipes or makeup on manikins.
Materials Needed:
• Alcohol pads
• Manikin or person
Stage 2
Place wound in desired location so you get an idea of how big the wound area will be. Remove the wound. Using the foam wedge, add clotted red grease-paint makeup, and injury wheel maroon makeup around and slightly under the edges of the wound. If desired, for greater adhesion, spirit gum can be added to the wound location and the back of the wound. Let spirit gum dry until it feels sticky before final placement of wound.
Materials Needed:
• Infected Nasco laceration
• Clotted red makeup
• Injury wheel maroon makeup
• Foam wedges
• Spirit gum (if needed)
Stage 3
Apply wound to desired area and hold in place until wound and spirit gum begin to set. Add modeling wax around laceration to smooth wound edges for a seamless appearance.
Materials Needed:
• Modeling wax
• Craft stick
Stage 4
Now add the clotted red and blue grease makeup around wound and on the wound itself. Use foam wedges to even out coloration. Small amounts of blood blister makeup can also be added.
Materials Needed:
• Blue makeup
• Clotted red makeup
• Blood blister makeup
• Foam wedges
Stage 5
Add more makeup around the wound. Injury wheel yellow and green-blend. Clotted red makeup can be added to the blend using either fingers or foam wedges.
Materials Needed:
• Clotted red makeup
• Injury wheel makeup - yellow
• Injury wheel makeup - green
• Foam wedges
Stage 6
Using a craft stick or paintbrush, add glycerin to the wound for a shiny, wet look that adds realism.
Note: The steps given are only a suggestion - have fun and experiment!
Materials Needed:
• Paintbrush or craft stick
• Glycerin
Stage 7
Storage Tips:
• The wound can be reused if properly placed into plastic wrap or a resealable bag.
• The wound can be cleaned with soap and water and air dried.
• Some dirt and makeup will be removed, but some makeup will remain.
• The materials used in creating lifelike wounds are very delicate. Each wound is hand painted with care. Colors and shapes may vary slightly.
• Nasco reserves the right to change product color, materials, supplies, or function as needed.