Global Colors All You Need Grande – 48 Colour Sampler (48 x 6g)
The All You Need Grande Palette includes 48 amazing Global Colours! You will have all of these beautiful regular, neon, pearl and metallic colors to choose from. Please read the label with FDA warnings for some pearl and neon colors. Some pigments are approved by the EU but not the FDA for cosmetic use.
SAFETY INFORMATION: Activate with water or scaler and for best results apply with a brush or sponge. Wash off with soap and water. Store in cool and dry location with lid closed when not in use. UV colours, Magenta, Deep Magenta, Pearl Lilac and Pearl Pink, for hair and special FX only. Pearl Pink, Pearl Lilac, Green Deep, Dark Blue, Pearl Deep Blue, Pearl Light Blue, Pearl meditteranean Blue, Pearl Peacock Blue, Pearl Sage and Peral Emerald are approved by UE, but USA FDA recommends to not use on the skin. Contains small parts, Children should use under adult supervision. For further information go to www.globalcolours.com. Ingredients: Paraffin Wax, Castor Oil, Glycerine, Calcium Carbonate, Stearly Alcoholhenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium EDTA, Sodium Benzaoate, Acacia Senegal, Dextrin, Water. May Contain: Benzogyanamine, Sodium toluene sulphonate, Basic Red 1:1, Titanium Doixide (CI 77891), Ultramarine blue (CI 77007), Pigment blue 15 (CI 74160), D&C Red 27 Lake (CI 45410), D&C Red 7 CA Lake (CI 15850:1), D&C Yellow 10 Alum Lake (CI 47005:1), FD&C Blue 1 Alum Lake (CI 42090:1), Mica (CI 77019), Red 48.3 (CI 15865:3), D&C Red No.7 (CI 15850:1).
Extra Information:
Basic Red 1:1 – This is UV pigment and we have to mark ”For special FX only, do not use on the skin”.
Blue 15 – This is (CI 74160), this is approved by the EU, but not FDA. It is also a UV pigment that helps enhance the brightness of some colors.
Red 48.3 – This is (CI 15865:3), this is approved by the EU, but not FDA. It is also a UV pigment that helps enhance the brightness of some colors.
From The Manufacturer:
"As you know, these neon pigments have been used by Facepainters on skin repeatedly for decades without ill report and many facepaint manufacturers use these pigments. In the meantime, to give you an answer in the short term, my understanding on this is that neon pigments are “locked up” when these pigments are developed and formulated and the can only be released at greater than 400 degrees Celsius. They contain substances that should not be used on skin but because of the chemistry involved they are bound chemically and cannot be unbound unless under very high temperatures. As such we have not had a problem in the past with these being used on skin and I think you will find all neon colours from all face paint manufacturers are offering the same. The suppliers inform me that the neon pigments cannot penetrate the skin in the form they are delivered which explains and confirms why we have never had a complaint selling neon facepaints and they have been used on the skin over and over for years – which is not to say that there won’t be a complaint in the future – but if you consider they have been used on literally millions of faces over a decade or more and we have never had even one complaint, I personally would feel very safe putting them on my skin."
The case is approximately 31 x 22 x 3 cm.
