Liquid for simulating tears and sweat - Graftobian Liquid Pain And Sorrow

Purpose: The product is used to simulate sweat and tears. This glycerin-based product does not evaporate quickly, so it will stay on the skin for as long as you want and need.

Fake tears — apply with a dropper to the corner of the eye (not the eye itself!). Creates realistic “tears” running down the cheek without having to actually cry.

Sweat simulation — applied by stippling with a large textured sponge (stipple sponge) or spray (dilute 1:1 with distilled water and pour into a spray bottle). This creates beads of sweat on the face, neck, and body — ideal for scenes after training, stress, accidents, etc.

Additional uses in SFX and makeup:

Adds a “wet,” dewy effect to makeup.

Moisturizes and smoothes dry/flaky skin before applying makeup.

Mixes with powders (e.g., Black Soot or Texas Dirt) for a dirt, oil, or grease effect.

Used as a thinner for water-based airbrushes (gives a semi-matte finish).

In skincare: as a moisturizer, toner (diluted), oatmeal mask, etc.

Important warnings:

Never drip directly into the eye—only into the corner so that the tear flows naturally.

Keep away from the eyes in general.

The product is safe for the skin, but test for allergies.

This is a must-have in professional makeup kits (especially in Hollywood and theater) because it allows you to control the actor's emotions and physical condition without causing any real discomfort. Similar products include Mehron Sweat & Tears or similar glycerin products, but Graftobian is considered one of the most durable.

Ingredients: glycerin, propylene glycol, diazolidinyl, methylparaben, propylparaben.

Volume: 58 ml.
Manufacturer: Graftobian
Country of Manufacturer: USA