Open wound small with staples

The small open wound with staples is a set of two latex fake wounds with silver-colored staples over a dark red, gaping cut in a skin-colored border. You stick them on your cheek, forehead, arm, or neck and blend the edges with dark makeup, so the transition to your own skin disappears. Women and men use them for Halloween, a horror-themed party, or a costume party with a spooky theme.

Features of the open wound with staples

• You get a set of two pieces, so you can decorate two places on your face or body.
• The wounds are made of 100% latex.
• Two tubes of glue are included, so you can apply them directly.
• Three silver-colored staples lie over each cut, with black and dark red shades in the wound and a frayed outer edge.

Why does a stapled wound stand out so much on a spooky night?

Staples belong in the emergency room and not at a party, and that combination is exactly what makes the look so uncomfortable to look at. A glued-on latex wound also has relief: the edges lie slightly above the skin, creating a shadow in the cut and making the wound look different from painted lines when viewed up close. That is why this type of special effects component is also used in horror films for close-ups. For your look, it means that with two small pieces you can tell a whole story.

Wearing tips for a long horror evening

Choose a place where your skin does not move much, such as your cheek, temple, or upper arm, so the edge stays neatly in place during an evening of dancing or a parade. Place one of the two wounds above your eyebrow and the other on your cheek, so it looks like you have taken multiple blows. Combine them with dark red makeup that runs down from the cut and a pale skin tone around it. A torn shirt and messy hair complete the look.

Order your small open wound with staples for your next spooky night. Order before 11:59 p.m., then you will have the set delivered tomorrow, and you are looking at a customer rating of 8.7 for a store where many costumers already bought.