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Chavant Clay - NSP Medium Brown - Sculpting and Modeling Clay (1/4 Case)
Five blocks (10 lbs) of Chavant NSP Medium Brown ClaySulfur FreePerfect for Professional and Amateur Sculptors Alike"Grabby" Surface Texture
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2 Reddit comments about Chavant Clay - NSP Medium Brown - Sculpting and Modeling Clay (1/4 Case):

u/Freakmo · 8 pointsr/pics

Hahaha, yes. Sculpt Gel is a product from Mouldlife, in the UK. Here's an info sheet on in it.

In North America there's a product called Skin Tite

and Third Degree

and Brick in the Yard has a Gel-10 cut kit

Brick in the yard also have an amazing youtube channel, if you've not checked it out yet :)

If you're in a colder climate (because in hotter climates it will melt off your face), you could also use gelatine, which is awesome and more affordable. Here's a video on how to make your own movie grade gelatine at home.

This is the plasteline I use using.

These are the teeth, but it looks like they're unavailable right now. There's similar ones on other sites.

I will try to make a video on how I did it over the next week, and upload it to my youtube channel (which has just passed half a million views, HOLY SHIT.)

edit: adding more info. Brick in the Yard also have a bunch of videos on how to do a face cast, if you want a plaster mould of your face (I used alginate for mine). And there's a bunch of brush-on casting silicones which you can use to make a mould of the plasteline, I just purchased some pinkysil, and the resin I used was the trowel-on, but there's heaps of different things you can use.

u/Rey1000 · 1 pointr/gaming

Oh we used this type of clay

And our sculptures are not the pottery type but more playdough type. The clay gets tough overtime but melt under the heat.