BOBISUKAFake Blood Spray for Cosplay - Vampire Blood Washable for Clothes and Face - Fake Blood Makeup (Dark, 50ml)

This stuff was great! I poured through Amazon reviews looking for fake blood with a chance of washing out of white costumes, as I potentially wanted to use these blood-splattered aprons for non-murderous baking. (My boyfriend and I dressed up as Mrs Lovette and Sweeney Todd for Halloween this year). I went with this one based on the reviews, and was not disappointed!The good:- Looked incredibly realistic, to the point when it was a little bit disturbing getting it on my hands while applying; it looked like I'd just cut myself.- As other reviewers mentioned, it was slightly sticky while applying. But the blood dried overnight so that it was not still sticky when I put the costume on, and the fake blood did not get on other costume pieces.- More is more! I regret not applying even more fake blood to the costumes. The sprayer was working and the spray looked great. To get larger blood splatters, I unscrewed the cap and dribbled it all over (though that was a bit messy and got onto my hands, see above). It also looked great on the props (we got a cherry pie and sprayed this fake blood into a slice of it, as well as onto the rolling pin. It looked so disturbing and great).- It completely washed out with a normal load of laundry (I did use Oxiclean, but probably didn't even need to)The cautions:- This did not come out of skin as easily as it came out of fabric. When applying, I got some on my hands, and had to scrub with dishwashing soap to get it out, and was still left with a red tinge around the cuticle. For that reason, I decided not to put any on my face for the actual costume, as I think it might have left a stain for a while and I didn't want to scrub my face with dish soap.)- This was so washable out of cloth that it was actually a bit inconvenient. Anytime I went to the bathroom in this costume, if I dripped some water from washing my hands on the blood splatters, they would turn pink and start to run. So heads up: Be extremely careful spilling any water whatsoever on this—it will start to run out! But that's a plus in my book, if you're looking for a washable fake blood that still looks realistic.Overall, very pleased with this!

Used this for a dying light promposal. I only wanted a little bit on my collarbone, so I sprayed it slightly from further away. It worked great.

Worked so well, and washes off white clothes.

It works. It’s watery and thin. It doesn’t stain. BUT, if you wash whites that it’s been sprayed on with colors, it will leave a comedically even stain on the whole item. (I sprayed it on white socks, wash it with the color items I sprayed it on as-well, and the white socks came out perfectly pink like that’s how I bought it.) I didn’t mind, I like pink. But be aware. :)

It’s good fake blood! The description says dark but it’s really not dark blood. It splatters perfectly. On second thought....... I used this on chainsaw man arms made out of foam. I let dry for 24hours and it was sticky and not dry. So I used clear spray to seal it which worked. I also used this fake blood on a white shirt it looks pretty good.

Works amazing. Washes out really well even on white. Does leave fabric a bit stiff

The spray patterns you can get with this make it look super real.You can spray it different ways to get styles I would practice on something first.It washed off just fine from a white vest cosplay I was doing. Fabric it sticks to great I used it for a cosplay prob and It looked super real but it smudges off you could probably lock it in with a top coat but haven't tried.Note: it does stain your fingers for a bit so maybe wear gloves to apply if your going out

Tbh didn’t use this product as much as I thought I would. It’s quite messy so I’d recommend either using it before you put your clothes on or after. But be prepared to wait for it to dry. I found that this didn’t stain my skin as badly as the products my friends were using on Halloween. I would get this again