From the subtle redness of a first-degree burn to the charred, cracked tissue of a third-degree wound, SFX burn makeup requires artists to understand both anatomy and the behavior of materials like liquid latex, gelatin, silicone and rigid collodion. Each degree of burn demands a completely different approach - layering techniques, blister simulation, color blending and finishing with glossy gels that capture the wet, raw look of fresh trauma.

If you want to know the step-by-step process in detail, read the complete blog here.