Fake Blood Kit Halloween Tattoo Stickers Wound Gauze (Blood+Tattoo T)

The tattoos are realistic when paired with the ‘fresh’ and ‘dark’ faux blood that came with them. My daughter and son in law went to a Halloween party as Jack and Jill AFTER falling down the hill and their ‘injuries’ looked so real the Uber driver asked if they were real. I would buy this again.

I love the applicator, but I ended up having to buy more because it wasn’t enough in the container, and I felt like the blood was more orange than red, but other than that it was a great product

My son used these for his Halloween costume and it looks pretty real, there is a lot in the bottle and a little goes a long way.

I used this for my costume on Halloween. I didn’t use the tattoos but the blood was great. I was supposed to have an open wound on my face so the mixture of “fresh” blood and darker older blood gave it such a realistic look. The old blood paired well with coagulated blood I got elsewhere, and mixing all that with liquid latex, it was the perfect effect of “the blood is drying on my face but it’s still freshly bleeding” at the same time. I am saving this blood if I need it for any other purposes. But you could definitely freak people out with it if you wanted to, it looks so real.

This is a fun combo set for halloween, the blood is a little thin, so be careful when you first use it, lest it drip and run down further than expected, a little goes a long way. It has good color and dries well (thin layers do). Fun to use! It washed well of my skin with mild soap and water, my sister's stained a little, but she didn't use soap.

Horrible. Blood peeled off an hour after I wore it. Ruined my vampire look completely.

If you’re looking for a bloody, scary Halloween costume, this Fake Blood and Tattoo Sticker Kit will do the trick. My kid loves costumes, and this is a great addition to our costume makeup kit.This set came with two bottles of fake blood. It comes in two colors, “fresh” and “dark”. This blood is oil-based. It definitely can stain, so be careful and make sure it only goes where you want it.There are ten sheets of fake tattoos. They are a wide variety or cuts, slashes, blood stains, bloody signals, etc. Great for a zombie or other scary costume. The sales page has instructions how to use the tattoos. Similar to other fake tattoos, you place it face down on your skin, wet it completely with a sponge, wait ten seconds, and remove the backing paper. Then let it dry.There were no directions included in the kit, but the sales page said you could remove tattoos with “nail polish, baby oil, or medical alcohol “. I think maybe they meant nail polish remover, but I didn’t want to use that on skin. Baby oil worked fine.

Only about half of these were true to size to look remotely realistic. The ones we did end up using looked cool though.