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msjaim2 
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 Posted: Jan 27 2013 at 11:33pm |
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i think its the silicone sheets used for scars.. great idea
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BeauTfllyBrwn
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Posted: Jan 28 2013 at 4:10pm |
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Has anyone tried the liquid latex used in theater/movie makeup. I've been pondering it. Wonder if anyone has tried it. The pigments used to create different skin complexions have a more realistic undertone.
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Kiwistardust
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Posted: Jan 28 2013 at 11:12pm |
 dee1672 wrote:
Kiwistardust wrote:
Well, I tried it. Many ways; whole area, with and without makeup, patch area, one layer, two layers. It doesn't work. It's shiny. Looks like you have cling wrap on under your wig. 
The silicone sheets I have look way better.
ETA: I used a part of my beater, I ain't got no closures. |
What are silicone sheets?
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msjaim2 wrote:
i think its the silicone sheets used for scars.. great idea |
Yeee-up, Sexi's method - silicone scar away sheets. I got the CVS brand, but I may get the good-good now.
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Posted: Feb 08 2013 at 10:22pm |
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FIYAAAAA! I Love it!
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MISS CR
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Posted: Feb 09 2013 at 5:32am |
This is worth a try. Me no likey grids. As far her scalp color being off -just adjusting the concealor shade should do the trick,Geesh!
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Posted: Feb 11 2013 at 1:01pm |
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I remember trying something similar with acrylic paint in a scalp like shade. It didn't work well because of the finish being too shiny and it being hard to fill the holes w/o it seeping through to the hair.
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nanaly
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Posted: Feb 11 2013 at 5:25pm |
BeauTfllyBrwn wrote:
Has anyone tried the liquid latex used in theater/movie makeup. I've been pondering it. Wonder if anyone has tried it. The pigments used to create different skin complexions have a more realistic undertone. |
I tried it, at first it looked wonderful but the silicon is a real pain to take off after you applied it, you need to use a protection because you don't want it to be in contact with you hair, scalp or even your cap, and it's acting up, it melt, migrate... 
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Posted: Feb 12 2013 at 8:25am |
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she did that...... But You BHM womenz sure have some innovative ways to make your scalp look good. I have to bookmark this thread.
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