Plasto Wax is composed of natural wax that imitates the color and texture of flesh. Used in theatre and cinema to create small-scale special effects, it allows make-up artists to transform the face and create false wounds, bumps, scars, gunshot wounds, warts, false noses, etc. It is also used to cover up the eyebrows and can be painted over. 

20 g, 100 g

Take some Plasto Wax in a spatula. Gently mold it with your fingers to get the desired shape and apply it onto oil-free skin. Once applied, smooth out with Corrective Make Up Base #0 neutral or with Pan Stick so that the Plasto Wax blends in with the skin. Powder for a mat finish and apply make-up. To hide the eyebrows, spread a small quantity of Plasto Wax evenly over the entire eyebrow line in the direction the hairs grow. Reverse the movement, then smooth again in the direction the hairs grow until you get an even layer. Cover with a thick base (Pan Stick or Beard Concealer) until the eyebrow is completely invisible. Powder with Super Mat Loose Powder to get a mat finish. Once the eyebrow is hidden, you can start applying make-up. Plasto Wax can be removed with a spatula, followed by both Cleansing Oil and Tonic Lotion, or with lukewarm water and mild soap.

In some cases, Plasto Wax will be easier to shape if you first heat it with a hairdryer in order to soften it. For better adherence, apply several drops of Spirit Gum on the skin surface to be covered. As a final touch, apply a layer of Plastic Sealor for a shiny finish or Liquid Latex for an opaque finish, which will form a protective waterproof film.