ProColor Aqua Formula Death Series PCD-19 Death Flesh

The ProColor Death series works wonderfully alongside our original Death creme colors. Consider using one of the Death creme shades as a base layer, and build depth and color with the ProColor series on top. This will result in a hyper-realistic finish for any undead character makeup.

The ProColor Death series includes a range of our most popular classic undead and monster colors in an airbrush compatible water-based formula. Use them to create creatures and monsters of all spooky types. These vividly pigmented shades apply beautifully on their own, and can mix together for seamless customization of hues and tones. After drying the ProColor formula settles to a matte finish with a comfortable to wear skin-like finish. Mix colors in the airbrush prior to application, or blend layers of colors directly on the skin. The ProColor Death series is an essential part of any creature, cosplay, film, or special effects makeup artists’ kit.

AQUA (WATER), ACRYLATES COPOLYMER, PEG-12, TALC, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, KAOLIN, POTASSIUM SORBATE, CYCLOMETHICONE, TRISODIUM HEDTA, PHENOXYETHANOL +/- (MAY CONTAIN): CI NO. 77891, 77491, 77492, 77499, 77007, 42090, 77289, 77288, 77742, 19140, 15850, 73360 (TITANIUM DIOXIDE, IRON OXIDES, ULTRAMARINES, BLUE 1, CHROMIUM HYDROXIDE GREEN, CHROMIUM OXIDE GREEN, MANGANESE VIOLET, YELLOW 5, RED 6, RED 7, RED 30)

Apply colors by having them flow through an airbrush at a range of 5-25psi. Set the airbrush compressor to a lower psi when working around the eyes, lips, and ears. Painting larger surface areas can be done with a higher psi. ProColors can also be applied with a sponge, or brush making them a versatile liquid formula for any face & body art makeup artist. To thin the ProColor formula down, mix in our ProColor Mixing Liquid at a ratio of 1:1.To increase the durability of colors or improve pigment adhesion to prosthetics, mix in our ProColor Final Seal. Remove colors from the skin with HydraCleanse and a thorough cleansing with warm water. Flush colors from the airbrush by sending clear water, followed by isopropyl alcohol through the airbrush.