Skin Tite™
Silicone Appliance Builder and Adhesive for Skin F/X
Skin safe silicone used to create fast wounds, scars and to adhere skin effect appliances directly to the skin. Skin Tite™ can also be used to adhere skin effects silicone appliances or silicone masks to the skin even when affixed to hard to hold areas such as elbows, fingers and joints. It is ideal for repetitive motion applications and stays put until you remove it.
HIGHLIGHTS
Skin Safe
Tested and Certified
Skin Safe
Tested and Certified
Skin Tite™ is certified by an independent laboratory. Skin Tite™ can also be used as a Bio-Adhesive to adhere skin effects silicone appliances or silicone masks to the skin even when affixed to hard to hold areas such as elbows, fingers and joints.
Certified Skin Safe
No Scale Necessary
Easy To Use
Versatile and Easy to Pigment
Easy To Use
Versatile and Easy to Pigment
1A:1B by volume mix ratio is easy to measure and mix. Color neutral Skin Tite™ is easy to thicken with Thi-Vex® and pigment with SilcPig™, allowing for an infinite variety of wound effects. Cured rubber is strong and will bend/flex with body movement. Wounds and appliances will not come off until you remove them.
Easy To Color
Easy To Modify
Technical and Buying Information
| Select a Product Below | Description |
|---|---|
| › Skin Tite™ | Silicone Appliance Builder and Adhesive for Skin F/X |
| › Ultimate Wound Kit™ | On-Skin wounds in Minutes! |
| › Ultimate Zombie Kit™ | Zombie Makeup On-Skin Fast! |
VIDEOS and GALLERIES
Step-by-Step How-To Articles
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How To Make a Bullet Hole Makeup Tutorial
How To Create a Gunshot Wound Using Ecoflex and Skin Tite Silicone and Ultimate Blood
How To Make a Silicone Wound Using a Plate Mold
This step-by-step guide will illustrate how to make a flat resin plate mold that you can cast platinum silicone into.
How To Make a Joker Style Silicone Scar Appliances
A detailed description of molding and casting these popular silicone appliances.
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Fake Wound How-To Demonstration
Jon N. demonstrates how to make a silicone wound directly on the skin using Smooth-On's Skin Tite® Ultimate Wound Kit.
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How To Make a Wearable Fake Leg Wound Effect
Smooth-On fan Jon N. shows how he uses our silicone to make a wearable fake leg wound effect.
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How To Make a Face Wound with Glass Debris
Skin Tite® is a versatile two-component silicone rubber product that can be used as an "On Skin" Sculpting Medium.
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How To Create a Special Effects Makeup Burn Scar
Skin Tite® is a versatile two-component silicone rubber product that can be used as an on-skin sculpting medium.
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How To Create a Slashed Throat Halloween Makeup
Learn how to do a slashed throat makeup just in time for Halloween using professional-grade skin-safe silicone.
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How To Make Fake Wounds and Scars Directly On The Skin
Wounds, Scars, and other gore makeup effects can easily be simulated using Skin Tite®
Applying an Ecoflex™ 00‑30 Silicone Prosthetic
Emmy® award winning makeup artist Stevie Bettles demonstrates
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How To Create a Realistic Silicone Wound using Smooth-Cast™ 300 and Dragon Skin™ FX Pro
Learn how to make a plate mold for a wound, and how to cast and apply a Dragon Skin™ FX-Pro™ prosthetic.
What Have Other People Done With These Products?
Shooter Simulation Enhanced With Smooth-On Materials
St. Luke's personnel reached out to Smooth-On to assist in providing realistic moulage wounds.
Creating Professional "Movie-Grade" Silicone Appliances and Skin Effects
Roberto Mestroni demonstrated his craft at a recent trade fair in Milano
Silicone Artistry By Stevie Bettles
Stevie achieves extreme realism by creating appliances which visually and physically blend into the actor's skin
The Scarehouse - Pittsburgh's Ultimate Haunted Attraction
To maintain their reputation as one of the most advanced haunts in the U.S.,The Scarehouse incorporates Smooth-On silicones
Disaster Simulation and Training Exercise, Avalanche
Smooth-On worked with St. Luke's Hospital for this Avalanche Disaster Simulation Event