Ben Nye Black & Blue FX72

Description

The Ben Nye Black & Blue FX Creme Colour is a professional moulage and special effects creme designed for creating realistic bruising, trauma shading, and injury simulation effects. Featuring micro-fine pigments suspended in a versatile HD creme base, this colour supports highly detailed moulage for clinical, emergency, tactical, and casualty training scenarios.

Black & Blue can be applied opaquely for dramatic visual impact or blended deeply into the skin for subtle, hyper-realistic bruise effects. Its tone is ideal for building colour depth in contusions, impact injuries, blunt force trauma, and progressive bruising scenarios.

FX Creme Colour for Bruise Simulation

This creme colour is suitable for use on manikins, live role players, and moulage effects where realistic bruising detail is required. It can be layered, stippled, blended, or mixed with other FX Creme Colours to create customised injury presentations.

For a broader selection of creme and alcohol-based effects, explore our Cremes & Alcohol Paints range. For a complete TraumaSim-selected colour kit, view the Ben Nye TraumaSim Casualty FX Moulage Palette.

Key Features

• Professional FX creme colour for moulage and special effects
• Black & Blue shade ideal for realistic bruise simulation
• Micro-fine pigments in a versatile HD creme base
• Can be applied opaquely or blended for subtle realism
• Suitable for manikins, live role players, and casualty simulation
• Stackable colour pot for compact kit organisation

Suitable For

• Bruises and contusions
• Blunt force trauma effects
• Impact injury simulation
• Clinical, emergency, tactical, and casualty training scenarios
• Moulage artists, educators, and simulation technicians

Includes

• 1 x Ben Nye Black & Blue FX Creme Colour

Please follow product instructions for safe application, blending, removal, and storage. For training, moulage, and special effects use only.

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