Best Washable Non Staining Fake Blood 2017-2018

Just what the vampire ordered! 16 ounce bottle (1 Pint) of fake blood.
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Realistic Stage Blood - Look Like Real Blood!Non ToxicYES! It Will Wash Out Of Clothes! Scrubs Off Of Skin!Full 16oz Of Fake Blood! This is a TON of Blood. 16oz is a Full Pint of Bloody GoodnessIt's Bloody Awesome! Scare the BEEP Out of Your Friends!
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REALISTIC EFFECT: This water-based, non-stick formula has a thinner consistency than traditional stage blood and creates a realistic splatter/drip blood effect.MULTIPURPOSE: This fake blood is perfect for theater, plays, video productions, and Halloween costumes and parties. This will work great for kids and adults.WASHABLE: This will not leave you a sticky mess! It will not leave wet stains and easily washes off of skin, hair, and clothing. Just rinse with cold water.NON-TOXIC: This non-toxic formula is safe to use on skin and even safe to ingest by mouth. You can let children ages 3 and up to use it without worry!EASY TO USE: Just squirt the spray bottle to create a 'splatter' effect, and wash off with soap and cold water. No complicated application or messy clean up.
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NOTE - this also comes with 2 pairs of vampire fangs.Fake Blood Looks Like Real Blood ~ Simulates wounds, cuts, bites, etc.Special FX Fangs ~ You Control When the Fangs Appear & Disappear.Blood is water washable. Is NOT a Food Product. DO NOT DRINK.Movie-Quality Fangs Custom Fit to your Mouth.Bring out the Vampire in You!
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One 16 Fluid Oz Pint Of Blood The Best In Pints Of Blood For Halloween & TheaterPint Blood - Manufactured by Kangaroo Highest Quality Consistency & PourHalloween Fake Blood. Vampire Blood, 16 Oz. Blood HalloweenProfessional Quality. Perfect Consistency to Apply Blood for Special FXSpecial Effects Blood Red. Perfect Blood Red Special Effects. Fake Blood Makeup
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For our recent stage production of The Revenger's Tragedy, I needed to come up with an economical and effective way to make several gallons of realistic stage blood. Normally, I would have used one of the many corn syrup based recipes that have been popular for decades, but the Technical Director wanted to avoid sugary recipes due to the risk of attracting ants and other nasty creatures into the theatre.In addition, the costume designer needed to be able to wash the blood completely out of the costumes between performances, the set designer wanted to prevent staining the set, and (since there was a possibility of splashing the audience) we needed to be able to assure audience members that their clothes would not be ruined. This pretty much meant no red food coloring could be in the recipe either. Furthermore, the blood would have to be visible on both light and dark surfaces ...

Ingredients: Honey(any amount) Container Spoon Red food dye(any amount you'd like)

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