- Wash and dry the area well.
- Decide where the injury has occurred [helps also knowing what caused the injury].
Dealing with the surrounding area.
- Wounds equal discolouration of the surrounding area. Wounds that have just occurred may not have a lot of 'bruising' yet. So be careful how much discolouration you actually might want to put on the surrounding area.
- Cover the bruising with a translucent powder.
Creating the raw wound
- Apply reds and purples to the injured area.
- Keep the color splotchy not blended as the very 'splotchyness' gives dimension to the wounded flesh
- Apply a layer of Spirit Gum.
- Wait till the gum has become tacky.
- Mush some pieces of the cotton balls in the Fx wound.
- Allow some of the cotton balls ends to remain at the Fx wound sight.
- Repeat the make up on - gum and cotton ball chunk process.
- Pick at the Fx wound pulling away at the cotton ball chunks so that the cotton hairs still appear.
- When there is a build up that looks like the Fx wound is thick and fleshy and you are satisfied with stop adding the layers.
Making torn skin.