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beef4dinneru | 17:02 Wed 14th Dec 2005 | Film, Media & TV
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Any idea what I can use as fake sweat? I have a fancy dress to goto and its part on the act im going as. Dont want to use baby pil cos its greasy, is there a water based alternative?


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They use (or used to) Glycerine in films as far as I remember.
17:56 Wed 14th Dec 2005
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not being rude, but you could try some of the old KY Jelly!
19:15 Wed 14th Dec 2005
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Mikeyd2, any idea where i can stuff like that?


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09:37 Thu 15th Dec 2005
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Hang on, the same glycerine you can get from supermarkets in the cake decorations aisle? I guess that stuff could be quite good. Hope it wont take too many bottles to sweat up a bit.
09:45 Thu 15th Dec 2005
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Out of pure interest, what are you dressing as?
11:23 Thu 15th Dec 2005
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Rambo, the original sweaty action man. Terminator never sweated, but then he was a machine.
11:25 Thu 15th Dec 2005

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