Grimas Latex milk (rubber milk)

Grimas Latex Milk, also known as rubber milk, is a liquid used to create special effects, particularly burn wounds, and to make casts in plaster molds. The white liquid latex becomes transparent as it dries.

Latex can be used not only for creating wounds, masks, and skin alterations, but also for model landscape construction or pouring molds.

Latex milk is available in various bottle sizes.

The smallest bottle size of 100 ml is sufficient for wounds and smaller masks, as well as for creating burn wounds, skin peeling in zombie makeup, and for aging effects with wrinkles in theater applications.

The larger 500 ml bottle of latex milk is also adequate for a larger and more comprehensive mask.

The liter bottle allows you to create various latex items.

Application:

• Always apply latex in thin layers, allowing it to dry naturally or using a hairdryer to speed up the drying process.
• Avoid applying it too thickly, as this can result in areas where the outer surface is dry, but the inside remains wet.
• For coloring, it is best to use cream makeup.
• For removal, you can use Grimas Cleansing Cream, makeup remover, or Multi Remover, among other options.