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ProAiir QuickEZ Blood Cells Stencil

The Blood Cells pattern lands sharp on skin within a minute, whether you airbrush or work with a face paint sponge or finger sponge. It's the quickest route to a convincing horror or SFX look without drawing every detail by hand. Use your airbrush for the sharpest edges, or dab with a sponge for a softer, layered effect.

What is the QuickEZ Blood Cells stencil?

A reusable face paint stencil made from flexible, semi-transparent 7 mil mylar (approximately 0.18 mm thick).

The designs shown in product photos are examples; the colour that lands on skin is determined by the paint you choose.

Size: approx. 11.4 x 14 cm, one design per stencil. The tab has a hole so you can hang the stencil from a keyring or stencil rack.

Why pick this stencil?

• Airbrush and hand application. Works with ProAiir Hybrid, ProAiir Ink, Endura, or a sponge with water-activated face paint. You pick the technique that suits the job.
• Fast results. Press, airbrush or sponge, lift, done. Perfect when you're working through a long queue of faces at a Halloween event or horror shoot.
• Reusable. Mylar is durable and flexible. Clean it well, store it flat, and it'll last many Halloweens.
• Follows body contours. The thin, flexible mylar sits snugly against cheeks, neck, arms or décolletage.

How to use the stencil

1. Hold the stencil flat against the skin where you want the Blood Cells pattern.
2. Airbrush over it or dab with a damp face paint sponge.
3. Lift the stencil straight up. Do not slide it across the skin or the edges will smear.

Tip for water-activated paints: keep your sponge damp, not wet. Too much moisture and the paint seeps under the edges, leaving blurry lines.

Cleaning and storage

Rinse the stencil after use with lukewarm water and mild soap. Pat it dry gently and leave it flat until fully dry. Don't roll or fold it, or the mylar will develop permanent creases.

Used ProAiir Hybrid? Rub a thin layer of mild soap into the stencil first, then rinse with lukewarm water. That lifts the alcohol-based paint out of the mylar.

For storage: hang the stencil from the tab hole, or keep it between two sheets of paper in a flat folder.

What can you use it for?

• Halloween makeup: Blood Cells on face, neck or arm for an atmospheric horror look
• SFX and cosplay: Blood Cells as a building block for zombie, vampire or grim-reaper characters
• Bodypaint: Blood Cells in a full body paint for Halloween parties or horror shows
• Theatre and film: Blood Cells for stage and camera work where speed matters
• Festivals and photoshoots: Blood Cells as a statement detail in a gothic or horror look

Contents

1 reusable ProAiir QuickEZ Blood Cells stencil in flexible mylar (7 mil), approx. 11.4 x 14 cm, single design.

Other QuickEz stencils

If this horror theme fits your work, have a look at these other stencils from the same range:

• ProAiir QuickEZ Bloody Eyes: bloodshot eye motifs, ideal for vampire and zombie looks.
• ProAiir QuickEZ Centipedes: centipede patterns that work brilliantly for creepy creature and horror looks.
• ProAiir QuickEZ Cracks: crack patterns for broken skin or zombie effects.

Browse the full ProAiir QuickEZ range with more than 60 patterns and designs.

The product photo shows an example face- or body-paint effect with this stencil. The Mylar stencil itself is semi-translucent; the final colour depends on the makeup or airbrush paint you choose.