Mehron Makeup ProColoRing Bruise 5 Color Wheel for Special Effects & Movies | Bruise Makeup Kit | SFX Paint | Halloween Special Effects Makeup

It’s good just a little hard to figure out what colors to mix together

I got this for a stagecraft class this semester. Just what I needed, and came quickly. I love Mehron and would definitely recommend them.

Its easy to use, the instructions are on the back, its great for beginners and if you know how to use it right it comes out even better! Love it, 10/10 would recommend

I LOVE THIS. Love this. As far as FX makeup goes, with everything Ive tried, this was the best. Shipping was fast, it arrived a day earlier than expected, which was great because that gave me some more time to practice with it before Halloween. It came packaged nicely, securely, and totally intact. I made a liquid latex zombie mouth prosthetic for Halloween this year. The wheel is decently sized, a little larger than my palm. It contained enough of every color for me to not only paint my prosthetic, but to have more than enough left over to do some stuff on my face and such as well. The green and yellow colors are pretty vibrant, but are easily dulled down by blending out or adding some black in along with them. The makeup applies smoothly, and dried on the latex and doesnt come off the latex without soap and water, (which is great) but is removable from the skin with a makeup remover wipe. The only vices with this product are these - If you sweat a *lot*, its going to come off. I applied it to my nose and it started coming off after about twenty minutes. I fixed this by taking a bit of anti perspirant (gross I know, but it worked) on my nose before putting on the makeup. That worked better. Obviously, any makeup does this. Just a warning and what worked for me. Be prepared. The second is this - I wouldnt advise using your day to day make up brushes with this product. Applying my makeup yesterday, I realized I was still getting green from the wheel on my face along with my eyeliner. So either be prepared to clean really well, or use brushes you dont like so much (or ones for FX use.) All in all, great product. Would totally buy this again. (And hey, I might, next Halloween.)

This is one of the only SFX makeup products I cant live without. The consistency is very creamy and blends very well like the Kat Von D Contour kit. It can even be applied and blended with fingers quickly if in a rush and still give great results. A little goes a long way. I love how there are wide range of multiple colors to recreate different stages from a freshly made bloody red bruise to an old yellowed and green bruise with violet tints. The grease paints seem to accommodate whatever skin tone its on so anyone can use it. After applying this, I finish off with a setting spray and some translucent powder to keep it in place. But even without a setting spray and/or powder, this doesnt actually budge at all after hours.

This bruise wheel has been so much fun to play with! I had been using only Snazaroo face paints before I got this bruise wheel and I was blown away by how nicely the cream makeups blend and layer. The colors on this bruise wheel are so perfect for both old and new bruises, my preference being new bruises. I love the dark red and blue colors so much I actually use them for other makeups than have nothing to do with bruises :) These have a cool under the skin effect when used underneath liquid foundation and also work really well on gelatin prosthetics.

definitely worth the money. i originally bought some cheaper paint and that was a mistake and a waste. this bruise wheel is so pigmented but blends out like a dream. honesty was so easy to use and i am no5 experiences when it comes to bruising or sfx makeup

I used this for a Goku cosplay, and everyone who knew DBZ loved it. Those that didn’t understand the cosplay thought the bruises were real. Two thumbs up!

This is a fantastic bruise wheel.. I just need to stress that the blackish color is actually a dark DARK blue. I wore this to school, and only under fluorescent lights did i realize it was blue. It looks great, nevertheless. Doesnt stain anything, doesnt get on any clothes unless you put it on your skin (I used this on latex) I did do a minor bruise on my cheekbone, and that was smudged away by having my head lean on my hands (if that makes sense). In other words, this bruise palette only smudges when you use it on skin, but not when you use it on latex. USE SETTING SPRAY OR HAIRSPRAY!

Maybe I am spoiled by my normal products but this stuff just seamed to tint your skin a vague color instead of actually giving pigment. I dont mean I expected it to be blood read like cream makeup on my skin, but I expected it to work better than this. Its just like...faded colors and greasy. Ive gotten better bruises with an eye shadow palette than this.