Sore Throat 3D FX Transfers

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The fastest way to silence a guard is with a dagger to the throat. It’s a quick death, by all accounts, although a brutal one. Still, it’s your signature move. It’s why they call you Sore Throat, and it’s also why the guards are so scared in this city. They’ve all started wearing extra armour around the neck.

REALISTIC THROAT WOUND EFFECT

The Sore Throat 3D FX Transfer is a latex-free prosthetic designed by Tinsley Transfers using revolutionary technology. Created by Hollywood effect artists to be the most realistic makeup on the market, this Sore Throat effect is perfect for your LARP game or high quality theatre or film production. Create the illusion of a wound across the neck, the skin torn open from claws or serrated weapon.

How to use:

The Sore Throat effect is easy to apply and will create a look that seems absolutely real. It requires no glue or adhesive, and is self blending. It is made for one use--so stock up if you need it for multiple days or characters. One application should last an entire day and night if applied properly.

1. Remove the Sore Throat effect card from the packaging and peel the plastic effect sheet away from the adhesive paper.
2. Flip the skin effect sheet over, and place face down onto the adhesive paper. Push trapped air outward from the center, trying not to leave any air bubbles.
3. Carefully cut out the effect without cutting into the edge of the transfer.
4. Peel off the plastic sheet from the skin effect, exposing the sticky backside, and apply it to clean skin. Press it firmly into the skin before saturating the adhesive paper with water using a sponge or cloth.
5. Slowly remove the adhesive paper.

These instructions are also included on the back of the packaging, detailing this process in five easy steps. After the effect is applied, it can be further modified using Epic Effect makeup or temporary tattoos. Epic Effect’s fake blood will give this prosthetic an even more realistic appearance, especially if applied messily!