Stargazer 1 stroke split Cake.
Neon colors can looks semi transperent under the regular light, but will glow bright under UV Black light.
How to use: Load a wet flat, angled or filbert brush back and forth over the 1 Stroke cake, using a small amount of water to moisten your face paint. Choose a brush size based on how many colors you want to pick up. Hold the cake vertically so that any dripping paint will run down the color of the stripe, and not across the whole rainbow. Put just the tiny tip of your brush back in your water cup if you need to add more water. You want the paint to be fully loaded, appearing wet and shiny, but not drippy. Make sure that your brush is lined up with the correct colors when you reload. Rinse and repeat if colors start to get too mixed.
How to remove: Use a moist soapy cloth or sponge to wipe the paint. Do not rinse with water first, or it may be more difficult to remove the paint. Rinse out the cloth or sponge and repeat if necessary.
Neon colors are made with pigments that have not been tested by the FDA USA for cosmetic use. According to the manufacturer they have been independently tested and determined safe for cosmetic use by independent labs and by other government agencies in different countries. Following the regulator’s guidelines in North America they are labeled as For Hair and Special FX.
Ingredients: Ingredients: Paraffin wax, petrolatum, glycerin, calcium carbonate, stearyl alcohol, sodium benzoate, acacia senegal gum, dextrin, water. May contain: Mica (CI77019), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), Iron Oxides (CI77491), D&C Red 7 (CI5850;1), D&C Red 6 (CI15850), D&C Black 2 (CI77266), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Blue 1 and D&C Blue 4 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), Bismuth Oxy Cloride (CI77163).
All regular colors are made with FDA compliant ingredients and are hypoallergenic. TAG cakes are made in Taiwan under the direction of TAG Body Art in Australia. They contain no parabens or lanolin to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. TAG cakes are vegan and they are not tested on animals.
