To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.

To Use: Rainbow Cakes are best used with a half sponge or a body brush. Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Rainbow Cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. For best results use a spray bottle to wet your rainbow cakes and rub a half sponge across the top of the rainbow cake. Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colors to blend and bleed into one another.

To Remove: Use soap and water or a baby wipe.