Mehron Scar Wax Compare
Extra Flesh
Pros
- Unique fibrous texture that creates a more realistic look.
- Soft and sticky, making it easy to apply and blend.
- Does not require warming up and can be applied directly from the pot.
- Easy to carve and shape, (but the fibers can be pulled up during this process).
Cons
- Comes in only one color, so you may need to paint it to match your skin tone.
- Does not dry or harden, so it may not be suitable for high-movement areas.
Modeling Putty/Wax
Pros
- More rigid than the Extra Flesh wax, wounds won’t be easily squished.
- Easy to apply and blend once it is warmed up.
- Holds shape and takes texture.
Cons
- Requires warming up before use.
- May be more difficult to apply and blend if it is not worked properly.
- Only available in odd red color.
Synwax
Pros
- Keeps shape but soft enough for texture
- The most translucent of the waxes, making it easier to paint and blend into your skin tone.
- Suitable for larger buildups and areas of movement.
Cons
- Very hard, Requires kneading and warming up before use.
- Difficult to apply and blend if it is not worked properly.
Scar Wax
Pros
- Designed for beginners and comes in a variety of skin tones.
- Does not require warming up and is easy to apply and blend.
- Has the durability of the putty wax and the ease of use of the Extra Flesh wax.
Cons
- The flesh tone color is rather opaque.
- Currently only available in a large size.
Conclusion
Overall, the best Mehron SFX wax for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences. If you are a beginner, the Mehron Scar Wax is a great option. If you are looking for a durable wax that is suitable for areas of movement, the Mehron Modeling Putty Wax or Mehron SynWax are good choices. If you are looking for a wax that is easy to apply and blend, the Mehron Extra Flesh Wax is a good option.
I would also recommend watching the video to get a better sense of the different waxes and how they are used.