What is included in this Fusion Body Art and FX Petal Face Painting Palette?

What are the dimensions of the Fusion Body Art and FX Petal Palette?

The case is approximately 8 3/4" x 4 2/16" x 3/4". Each container is approximately 2 3/4" by 1 9/16" by 1/2". There are approximately 25 grams of paint in each container. The containers are removable to use separately and to make cleaning the palette easier.

What is this painting petal palette best for?

This Petal Palette by Fusion Body Art and FX was designed by Leanne Courtney, a well recognized face painter from Australia that has teamed up with Fusion Body Art to create the most outstanding color combinations in the market. Her creativity and love for brightness is unmatched!

The Vivid Rainbow Petal Palette is the brightest one of the collection of Petal palettes she designed and it is perfect to create super bright butterflies, fairies, flowers and more! Use a petal sponge to grab the colors and stamp the wings, or get creative with your sponges and do as you wish, the possibilities are endless.

How to apply and remove the paint in this Fusion Body Art and FX Leanne's Vivid Rainbow Petal Palette?

Water is the magic tool to activate Fusion Body Art and FX paints. We recommend that painters or parents apply water to their brush or sponge and then load the paint onto their tool, rather than spraying the paints with a misting bottle. Spraying might lead to an over absorption of water into your paint cake, which means soft, sticky paint that is harder to use. Load a moist sponge or a flat or angular brush (1" to 3/4" if you want to pick up all of the colors) by sweeping from side to side across the Split Cake using a small amount of water to moisten your paint until you have created a smooth light creamy paste, wipe any excess paint off of your sponge or brush on the edge of the container and apply to the surface to be painted. Choose a sponge or brush size based on how many colors you want to pick up. Hold the cake horizontally 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. Do you really want to wash this off? You can remove Fusion Body Art FX paints from most surfaces with soap and water; simply lather the painted surface with soap using a soft sponge or wash cloth, rub the paint gently until it looks like all of it has been loosened from the surface and then rinse with water; repeat as needed.

How to store Fusion Body Art and FX painting products?

All Fusion Body Art cakes should be stored in a dry and cool place away from a direct source of light. This means, don't store your paints in a damp basement, a hot or frigid car, or anywhere that might lead to a paint meltdown or stone cold cake. Even while you are working, make sure to keep you paints out of direct sunlight or humid locations. Painters should let their paint air dry by leaving the lids off between uses until dry, or store the paint in a case that allows you to transport your cakes without having to lid them. Do not store your paint in a refrigerator since it can get contaminated with food allergens and odors. When cleaning the surface of your paints, avoid using any fuzzy cloths or chemical products; a clean damp face painting sponge is all you need to wipe the surface clean. Applying other chemicals like makeup sanitizers, baby wipes that contain perfumes, etc. can alter the chemical composition of your paints and stuff like towel and wet-wipe fuzz might get embedded in your paints. We do not recommend speed drying your paints by putting them into a microwave, which could destroy them. Instead consider using a food dehydrator, or setting your cakes near a space heater or over a bed of rice (without the makeup touching the rice), so that the extra moisture can evaporate or be absorbed. Feel free to visit our Jest Paint blog for more detailed instructions on how to face paint and what kind of products to use for each occasion. Remember, pearl face paints are softer than prime matte colors, so even when brand new, the consistency won't be the same as with your regular colors.

What else should I know about Fusion Body Art and FX paints?

Neon colors, like in other brands, are made with pigments that have not been approved by the FDA to be used on cosmetics (the FDA has not tested them yet for cosmetic use) but they have been independently tested and have been determined safe for cosmetic use by independent laboratories. All Fusion Body Art Prime and Pearl colors are made with US FDA and EU compliant high-quality ingredients and are hypoallergenic. They contain no perfume, parabens or lanolin to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Fusion Body Art and FX paints are vegan and they are not tested on animals. Fusion Body Art and FX paints are manufactured in China under the direction and strict supervision of the Fusion Body Art team in Australia, using a formula designed by Fusion Body Art with ingredients sourced and provided by Fusion Body Art. All pigments for Prime colors are made in the USA, as well as all FD&C and D&C pigments used on the Pearl range, which guarantees the use of only the safest and highest quality pigments in the production of Fusion Body Art face paints. The paraffin wax used on Fusion's Paraffin White and Pearls is one of the finest Japanese waxes available in the market for cosmetic use. Fusion Body Art makeup products are great for your cosplay characters, Halloween costume parties, carnivals, fundraisers and more. Like all face paint brands, due to changes in environmental temperature and moisture levels, the paint can expand and contract inside the container creating cracks on the surface of the cake, and possibly cause the cake to shrink a bit in its container. This does not affect the performance of the product and cracks will seal by themselves once you start using it. Depending on the specific binders and pigments used and the environmental conditions, the consistency of the product can vary from hard and dry to soft and clay like. Either way, you will still be able to paint perfectly with your cakes.