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Fake Blood

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I needed to make this for a costume so I thought I'd post it.

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  1. Step 1

    Step 1

    First get clear corn starch, red dye, blue dye, and a container.

  2. Step 2

    Step 2

    I don't have exact messurements but cover the bottom of your container with the cornstarch and add 15- 20 drops of red dye, don't worry about it being a light color the blue will darken it.


  3. Step 3

    Step 3

    Now add the blue dye. Do this carefully! Too much blue and it turns purple - ish.

    Add bout 5 drops and mix, if its still too light add more. You want it slightly too dark, if its too light it looks really fake.

  4. Step 4

    Step 4

    All done! Now you can drizzle or splatter it over what you want.

    You can also make party props but I'll add that in another how to.


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Lilim

Lilim

20 Oct 15:22

Kinky! I needed this one eye when I was vampire food

Kirsten B.

Kirsten B.

21 Oct 03:38

Lol, never really thought of it as kinky:D

Amyers

Amyers

21 Oct 04:40

How long will this stain your skin?

DIS.AR.RAY

DIS.AR.RAY

21 Oct 11:21

You know what really helps with this too, Adding paste to the mixture :D Its not really good for skin anylonger, but it really looks realistic when it dries up :D

ALSO, if you add a drop of yellow dye it looks good too.

:D

Kirsten B.

Kirsten B.

23 Oct 17:23

I'll have to try that, I know if you add a little bit of flour to it it makes it a bit more realistic but I'll try the yellow, I didn't think of that:D

Twizzlerette

Twizzlerette

24 Oct 20:58

amazing idea. i just made some and it worked perfectly. Thanx for posting this.

Kirsten B.

Kirsten B.

25 Oct 16:35

Yay! I'm glad it came out well.

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October 20, 2008 15:04
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