How to Make Movie Blood

For those of you looking for THE blood recipe here is a recipe created by master makeup artist Dick Smith., Gather the following ingredients: Quart White Corn Syrup Level Tsp Zinc Oxide (any laboratory supply) Oz., Put the zinc oxide into a bowl...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: For those of you looking for THE blood recipe here is a recipe created by master makeup artist Dick Smith.

    This is the same blood that was used in the movies, TAXI DRIVER, THE EXORCIST and LITTLE BIG MAN among others. , Ehler Red Food Color Tsp Ehler Yellow Food Color Oz.

    Kodak Photo-Flo *Poisonous* (any photo supply store) Oz.

    Of Water , Add the food coloring and stir (If you are not using Ehler's brand yellow, use only one-half the amount indicated). , Pour into a container that holds more than the final amount (you have to shake it up before use, as it may separate), add the remaining corn syrup and mix well.

    Then add the amount of water specified and mix again.

    This will give your blood a normal consistency.

    Keep this and all corn syrup recipes refrigerated when not in use (or it will grow mould) and mix well before use.

    Warning:
    Due to one of the ingredients being poisonous, this blood Recipe should not be used if it is likely to be swallowed during or after application
    - that is of course, unless you want a real death in your movie...
  2. Step 2: Gather the following ingredients: Quart White Corn Syrup Level Tsp Zinc Oxide (any laboratory supply) Oz.

  3. Step 3: Put the zinc oxide into a bowl

  4. Step 4: add an equal amount of water and paste.

  5. Step 5: Add a little of the corn syrup and mix well.

Detailed Guide

This is the same blood that was used in the movies, TAXI DRIVER, THE EXORCIST and LITTLE BIG MAN among others. , Ehler Red Food Color Tsp Ehler Yellow Food Color Oz.

Kodak Photo-Flo *Poisonous* (any photo supply store) Oz.

Of Water , Add the food coloring and stir (If you are not using Ehler's brand yellow, use only one-half the amount indicated). , Pour into a container that holds more than the final amount (you have to shake it up before use, as it may separate), add the remaining corn syrup and mix well.

Then add the amount of water specified and mix again.

This will give your blood a normal consistency.

Keep this and all corn syrup recipes refrigerated when not in use (or it will grow mould) and mix well before use.

Warning:
Due to one of the ingredients being poisonous, this blood Recipe should not be used if it is likely to be swallowed during or after application
- that is of course, unless you want a real death in your movie...

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