Ben Nye Bruise&Abrasions Wheel
Ben Nye Bruise&Abrasions Wheel
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Ben Nye Bruise&Abrasions Wheel
Ben Nye Bruise&Abrasions Wheel

Ben Nye - Bruise&Abrasions Wheel

273000004
€42.00
50,82 € Tax incl.

Ben Nye 4-color cream wheel for bruises and abrasions. Highly pigmented, 28 g. For skin and latex.

 

The Ben Nye Bruise & Abrasions Wheel is a compact four-color cream wheel specifically formulated to simulate bruises, abrasions and skin injuries with convincing realism. Its silky texture glides easily on both skin and latex, and its high pigmentation allows you to build effects from the most subtle to the most intense with minimal product.

Technical specifications

Feature Detail
Content 28 g / 1 oz (full wheel)
Number of colors 4 (Fresh Cut, Misty Violet, Maroon, Goldenrod)
Texture Silky cream
Pigmentation High
Surface compatibility Skin, latex
Estimated yield 20–50 applications per shade depending on intensity and area
Recommended use Theatre, stage, special effects, cosplay, character makeup
Recommended setting Neutral Set setting powder or Final Seal sealer
Removal Water and soap, cotton pad or facial wipe

What it is used for

This wheel is designed to replicate the real appearance of damaged skin at different stages of healing. The four shades cover the natural chromatic range that appears in a bruise from its onset to its resolution, allowing you to build chronologically coherent effects without the need for complex mixing.

  • Simulation of bruises at different stages (fresh, evolving, resolving)
  • Creation of surface abrasions and scratches
  • Enhancing injuries on latex or foam latex prosthetics
  • Character makeup for wounded, battered or aged characters for theatre and stage
  • Trauma effects for film productions, TV series and music videos
  • Wound makeup for emergency drills or medical training
  • Cosplay projects with action characters or dark fantasy

How to use it

  1. Prepare clean skin free of excess oil. If working on latex, make sure the piece is properly adhered before coloring.
  2. Pick up a small amount of color with a makeup sponge or a rounded-tip synthetic brush.
  3. Apply the base bruise color (for example, Maroon or Fresh Cut) with gentle stippling motions to build opacity in a controlled way.
  4. Add the secondary shade (Misty Violet or Goldenrod) at the edges of the bruise and blend with soft circular motions to integrate it naturally.
  5. Adjust intensity by layering thin coats until the desired result is achieved.
  6. For custom blends, transfer colors to a mixing palette with a spatula and combine them before applying.
  7. Set the result with Neutral Set setting powder to dry the finish or with Final Seal for greater durability and resistance to sweat and touch.
  8. To remove the makeup, gently dissolve with a cotton pad and water, mild soap or a cleansing facial wipe.

Tips for use

Control translucency for greater naturalism

If you need a softer, more translucent finish, mix a small amount of cream with fragrance-free moisturizer or add a few drops of isopropyl alcohol on the palette before applying. This allows you to sheer out the color rather than depositing it in mass, better imitating the real depth of a bruise beneath the skin.

Work by zones to respect the anatomy of the bruise

Real bruises are not uniform. Place the darkest, most saturated shades at the center or point of impact and use Goldenrod and Misty Violet at the blended edges. Following this anatomical logic makes the effect convincing even under spotlight or high-definition camera.

Extend durability on long shoots

In situations of prolonged exposure, heat or sweat, apply a thin layer of Final Seal sealer once the makeup is complete. The sealer creates a transparent barrier that protects the cream colors without altering their appearance or nuances.

Frequently asked questions

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

The Ben Nye Bruise & Abrasions Wheel is formulated for professional cosmetic use, but if the person being made up has sensitive or atopic skin, it is recommended to perform a patch test on the inner forearm 24 hours before application. Remove the makeup at any sign of irritation.

Can it be used directly on latex prosthetics?

Yes. The cream texture of this wheel adheres well to vulcanized latex and foam latex. Apply in thin layers and set with Final Seal to prevent the color from transferring with movement or contact.

How long does the makeup last without touch-ups?

Without a setting product, cream colors may transfer with sweat or friction. Setting with Neutral Set powder gives you between 4 and 6 hours of durability under normal conditions. For long shooting days or intense physical performances, Final Seal sealer is the most resistant option.

Can it be mixed with other cream colors from the same brand?

Yes. Ben Nye cream colors are compatible with each other. You can combine the shades from the Bruise & Abrasions Wheel with other wheels or palettes from the range to expand the wound palette or adapt the shades to different skin tones.

How is it removed without irritating the skin?

Cream colors are easily removed with water and mild soap, a cotton pad soaked in cleansing oil or a facial wipe. They do not require strong solvents. If you used Final Seal as a setter, a specific solvent for acrylic sealers may be needed.

Is it suitable for working under stage lighting or HD camera?

Yes. The high pigmentation of the wheel ensures that the colors are not lost under high-powered spotlights or in front of high-definition lenses. This is precisely why Ben Nye has been a reference in theatre, television and film for decades.

How many applications does the full wheel provide?

Each of the four shades offers between 20 and 50 applications depending on the intensity of the effect and the area to be covered. For localized and subtle effects the yield is greater; for wide and very opaque coverage, consumption is higher.

Is it suitable for training makeup students?

It is one of the most recommended wheels for training precisely because it includes the four essential shades of the bruise cycle in a single compact format. It allows students to practice color theory applied to skin without needing to purchase multiple products separately.

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