Description
Ben Nye glycerin is a glycerin SFX solution with an ultra-realistic finish for creating tears, perspiration, and wound effects. This clear liquid has a slow-moving density to replicate moisture on the dermis; thus, it is commonly used in the film industry, theatre, cosplay, and any other special effects makeup application.
Key Features of Ben Nye Glycerin
- Tears & Perspiration: This SFX glycerin from Ben Nye will produce both tear tracks and sweat that appear to be genuine and would work perfectly for an emotional scene at just the right time.
- Use of Glycerin SFX: Glycerin SFX from Ben Nye can be applied to replicate oozing wounds, sweat, or reflective textures on the face and body, providing an excellent choice for special effects makeup.
- Thick and Slow-Moving Formula: The slightly thick consistency of this product enables controlled application, keeping it in place and delivering realistic, long-lasting effects.
- Multi-Industry Applications: Ben Nye glycerin is used in the film industry, television, theatrical productions, cosplay, commercial advertising, and Halloween makeup kits. It is also one of the most necessary items in any professional makeup artist’s toolkit.
- Incredible Value & Long-Lasting Power: Only a small amount of this glycerin sfx is needed to achieve results; there are multiple applications for each oz of glycerin, making this a very economical product that can be purchased for any special effects makeup kit.
How To Use Ben Nye Glycerin
- Preparing Skin: Remove any makeup and moisture from the skin. Apply product directly on clean, dry skin or over completed makeup.
- For Tear Production: You can place a couple of drops of the Ben Nye glycerin on your fingertip and transfer it under your eyes to allow tears to be generated using natural methods.
- Simulating Sweat: Apply lightly to the forehead, neck, and other areas of the body where you want to create perspiration and indicate that the sweat is real.
- Enhancing & Authenticating Wounds: You can use the product around SFX wounds (tissue trauma and/or prosthetic devices) to produce the “oozing” or wet look.
- How To Remove: Once you finish using the product, it can be easily washed off using warm water and soap.
