Today I want to show you how you can make some severe bruises using Sculpt Gel.

SculptGel is mixed by volume. You add an equal amount of A and B, and mix them together.

Make sure they are mixed properly. Its time to add some silicone pigments.

Add the pigment in small amount, you are going to be amazed how little pigment you will need.

You can always check the color of the skin and the color of the silicon

and then add on more colors if you need more red, yellow or even some more brown.

As for adding the Sculpt Gel to your skin, you can do that by using a different variation

of tools, I'm using a wooden spatula here. You want to feather out all your edges so

they blend nicely in to your skin, you do that by adding some 99% alcohol to your tool,

and then start feathering out all your edges, and that will also take care off all the tool

marks you have made.

And now that you have a nice and even surface, its time to add some skin texture. You can

do this by using a different variation of sponges. Add some alcohol to you sponges as

well, so they won't grab and tear in your silicone.

This technique will also help you feather out your edges even more.

Now that it is nice and feathered out, we need to add some of the wounds. Take your

tool, dip it in the alcohol again, and start modeling up the wound and the effect you want.

Working with sculpt gel is all about the setting time. Sculpt Gel cures within 5-7 minutes

just before it cures you need to add your wounds. Dip your tools in alcohol and carve

in you desired wound. Lifting up some of the edges, as the Sculpt

Gel sets makes the wounds look even deeper, and even more severe.

For the paint, I use the skin illustrator on set palette. Its an alcohol activated makeup, which gives me the possibility of adding in layers.

Adding you makeup in layers will give it a more realistic effect.

Next, I'm adding some fresh scratch to my wounds where I want them to look really deep.

And now it is time for the blood. It is important that you build up your layers in blood as well.

Give it a layer of blood, wash it away with some tissue and then on with it again.

The more layers and time you give yourself for this step, the more realistic it will look.

To much blood will make it over dramatic and fake, but the right amount will do the trick.

So put something on and take it away with some tissue until you have the effect and the look that you desire.

This is my final look, I really hope that you enjoyed this tutorial.

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