Natalee Davies Gold Range Review - The Ultimate Guide and Tricks and Tips
If you know or have heard of Natalee Davies, you know she is one of the most amazing artists in our face painting industry. Her unique style has inspired many other artists and she has made a name for herself with the way she creates butterflies specially.
But she is not only an amazing artist but also a genius at color combinations! She created an original and first of its kind golden range of split cakes that gave gold a primary spotlight in the cake, along with other colors that complemented the gold in cold or warm tones to make her butterflies even more unique.
The Gold Collection Nat cakes have been around for some years now, and she recently had the brilliant idea of adding white to edge her designs made with these cakes to make them look completely different, getting basically an entire set of 6 new cakes by just adding some white at the end. Simple right? Yet, what an amazing change! And if you add white over the entire cake you get a soft gentle look that is also out of this world!
But Nat doesn't just use her cakes to paint, she also loves to use Leanne Courtney's cakes to complement her looks and create brilliant and bold designs that are sure to catch everyone's attentions.
In this blog post we want to show you have you can combine both palettes, how to do the white trick to get a Golden Range with a white edge or white coat over, and how to be creative with the products you have to explore new ideas and looks.
Of course, if you don't have Nat's or Leanne´s palettes, we highly suggest for you to get them, you will be using them as crazy once you have them in your kits as kids and adults go nuts when they see them in action. They are a true investment that pays off when compared to just more regular style gradient cakes.
Lets get to know the products, the artists behind them and get exploring!
What Kind Of Designs Can You Do with the Natalee Davies Gold Range Palette by Fusion Body Art?
Lucky for us, Natalee has shared with us some AMAZING designs and shared what products she used. To learn her secrets you will need to take some of her classes, but until then you can admire her magic and give a try to your own style using her cakes, which will for sure give you a complete different look while keeping your style.
That is one exquisite design made using just Nat Davie's Gold Range Palette, specifically the Blue Wren cake, but you can also combine Natalee's palette with Leanne´s palettes designed for Fusion Body Art and achieve some awesome designs as well!
How Can You Tweak Natalee Davies Gold Range Cakes With White for an Extra Magical Effect?
About two weeks ago Natalee surprised us all with a new idea, adding white to the edge of her Gold Range cakes from her Gold Range Palette just using a flat brush with some white and gold to edge each design.
Look at the image above you can see the difference between a Bold and a Delicate look using the exact same palette, but with some white added. On the bottom left image you can see how she used a brush loaded with a handmade cake that had gold and white in it. The gold overlaps with the golden edge of each of her cakes and then blends nicely into the white. You can do this by using a wider brush, like a 1" brush, pre load the corner with white, and then load her cakes. Also notice the bottom right image from the collage above so that you can see how each cake looks lined with white. You can even get creative and try it with a shimmery white!
See the GIFS below for some fast tutorials on how to do these techniques, and to see how these cakes look on your skin when loaded by themselves, with white over, and with white on the edge.
But not only that, she also showed us how you could fully load your brush with the cake and then add some white, or add white your brush first and then load the cake and get a softer look, all by using the same cakes in your kit plus some white (which we all have, right?).
Pay attention at how soft those cakes look now once you add some white to them. Aren't those designs gorgeous? And all you need to do is grab your white to get these looks, and your favorite Natalee Davies Gold Range Cake!
Lets watch a video together and see how each of the cakes on Natalee Davies Gold Range look when you use them on their own, with a white edge, or with white over them. You can slice a thin piece of gold out and insert white if you rather have them pre made with the white and then choose to grab it or not with your brush. Also, when covering them with white to make them look softer you can either load the split cake first and then add white, or load your white first and then go over the split cake (this keeps your white cake cleaner). We show both methods on our video.
Let us Get to Know Natalee Davies on Her Own Words
How long have you been face painting, and how did you find out about this art form? I started face Painting around 2005-2006 by pure accident. I was running a small baby clothes business “little Grippers” and was struggling with marketing. I began selling my baby clothes at a small local market but could only afford a ridiculously small stall and people would just walk past and barely notice my range.
I was walking through my local art and crafts store looking for materials for my sons' Easter hat parade and noticed face paints in little pots and a step-by-step instruction book, this caught my attention and being a makeup artist though “I can do this” and went home and practiced the designs in the book. I created a cardboard sign with painted plastic face masks and began to offer free face painting at the baby and kids market. After a few weekends mums were asking me if I could paint for them at their child’s birthday parties and that is where it all began. I soon met a local balloon twister at a birthday party who told me all about the face painting community and so I researched all the different types of paint and tools available and fell in love with this art form. I very quickly threw out my pots of liquid paints and invested in a beautiful set of Mehron makeup. Scrolling through images of face painting on the internet and getting to know my new paints I practiced on every child in the street and my two young boys. Using my knowledge and skills from my makeup and art background I very eagerly began to merge my skills together and create simple designs for birthday parties.
Do you do any other types of art, or do you have any art experience from your past that you use in some way with your face painting? From a young child I was obsessed with makeup and would spend hours upon hours doing my own makeup. Having a sister 5 years older than me I would sit and watch her and her friends put makeup on before they would go out. At primary school I would draw pictures for my friends and write their names in calligraphy. Drawing and painting butterflies on canvas is a hobby I started in primary school and still have today... This kept me sane during COVID lockdown.
After leaving high school in 2013 I commenced a clerical traineeship as I really did not know what I wanted to do for a career. I did not enjoy the mundane routine of office life and enrolled in a makeup course at night and started doing weddings and makeup in the evenings and weekends. So combining my love for makeup, drawing, coloring inn and painting has all contributed to how I paint today.
What is the face painting community like in Australia? Are there a lot of face painters? Australia is such a big country, and we are all so vastly spread apart. Each state works independently and within those states the community works in smaller groups from town to town. The online forums and Facebook groups keep us in touch with each other as some of the bigger companies have national contracts requiring artist all around Australia and hire contractors in each state. We have some amazingly talented artists here and lots of newer artists just starting their journey in the industry. I am based in Sydney and have met some of the nicest people over the years and many I know will be friends for life. We have so many different types of businesses that either focus solely on face painting or offer a variety of entertainment from balloon twisting, games, dress up characters, airbrush tattoos and craft etc. In Sydney we have quite a big community that is split up into smaller groups for several reasons, such as: Location, skill level, types of services offered, and hourly rate all have an impact on how we work together and what subcontractors are suitable for each job.
Do you jam together or have workshops? I have toured Australia and run numerous workshops in every state (except Northern Territory). So, I have been incredibly lucky to meet many Australian artists. Some more than once. Many years ago, we used to have Jams but not so much these days as many of us are busy parents and are time poor. We are all looking forward to resuming workshops once the industry recovers.
What do you love about your Gold Collection with Fusion? I created these unique colors many years ago with the concept of combining colors I love in makeup that could be used in countless ways and designs without needing to go back and outline your design and incorporating a large portion of gold that blends effortlessly with other colors. These unique color combinations are very thoroughly thought out and combined to be the most versatile one strokes I have ever had in my kit; the possibilities are endless. Combining my colors with Fusion has been an amazing venture. With the palette you have all 6 color combinations in one handheld palette meaning artists all over the world can try them and if they love one color more than others can purchase the larger one strokes. The quality of fusion paint is divine and most importantly is very affordable.
What types of events and festivals do you do the most, and what type do you enjoy the most? My business based in Sydney “Nat’s Fancy Faces” is predominantly focused on large corporate events. Nationally with Disney on Ice for a few years but now mainly local councils that run Festivals, grand openings for parks, Australia Day celebrations, Easter shows and Christmas Carol events. I also have numerous large Private corporations that run annual family fun days, Christmas holiday programs, Large New Year’s Eve celebrations, School holiday activities and in the last few years the UV Painting has been an amazing addition to our business that clients incorporate into their events.
I regularly contract for some great friends who run businesses with the same business model, and I work representing their business at shopping centers, football games, Casino’s, the rocks, entertainment centers just to name a few. These large events are what I love most as it is usually means I am with a team of artists and twisters. The atmosphere and comradery between us is so much fun, its hard to believe we get paid to jam with our friends doing what we love and bringing joy to kids and adults. It’s also the length of the gigs that is appealing as we can set up and remain in one location for 3-8hours rather than packing up every hour or two and driving from gig to gig which is what happens with birthday parties. I have been doing birthday parties this year as COVID has kept the large events from proceeding, however things are pretty much back to normal now in Sydney. How do you use social media to promote your business? I use Facebook and recently Instagram to post pictures of my art. I do not really promote, my business its predominantly all word of mouth and subcontracting with other local businesses. I am not tech savvy unfortunately, so I do not use social media to its full potential.
You can also join her own private run Facebook Group where she showcases all sorts of designs made with her Gold Range and own line of brushes along with Leanne Courtney's Fusion Palettes. But she also loves to see how everyone else is using her products to create their own unique designs!
How has COVID19 impacted your business? COVID19 completely shut down my business including travelling and teaching. I was a week away from boarding a plane to The Netherlands to teach at EFABE followed by numerous booked out classes in Glasgow. So, like all of us worldwide everything we knew just stopped. Our creative outlet, income, social interactions, and mental health all suffered greatly. It was devastating and the future outcome was unknown. It has now meant returning to work is filled with COVID safety plans, re-evaluating, and implementing new hygiene practices. It has also meant I have to go back to birthday parties with smaller numbers. We have been extremely lucky in Australia that our government closed our borders both internationally and between states at times and used QR codes to track and control potential outbreaks which means we have been able to get back to normal life much faster. I used the time in lock down to retrain my skills and start a new Eyelash extension business from home.
Where do you look to get new ideas for face painting? I do not really look for new ideas because I have been painting for so long and paint the same things repetitively. Boredom and experimenting results in happy accidents and I use those happy accidents and evolve them to keep my creative brain ticking. I really look at nature, especially for flowers, leaves and animal designs. It is the little things like ear shapes, muzzle size, nose shapes and colors that can define what you are painting and once you master the shape and features of a design you can start to be experimental with color. Nature has been the best form of inspiration for me.
When you are on the job you only have a minute to think. I look at the child’s clothing and facial structure to work out what colors to use, placement and design. Its taken years of practice but knowing the raw shape and structure of a design combined with great quality tools and colors creativity in the moment takes over.
What are your favorite designs to paint? Butterflies are my all-time favorite design. Anything that incorporates flowers, rainbows, and lots of color. But really it’s the “Do whatever you like” requests that I really enjoy as it gives me a break from the repetitive cycle and makes me think.
What are some face painting colors and or tools that you can’t live without? My ¾” Flat brush and my makeup blending brushes are the most important tools I absolutely cannot live without. Paints I use religiously are my gold range and Leanne’s colors. Leanne and I are the best of friends and work together often so combining our colors together is something we have done for many years, and combined are a great balance of bold sophisticated colors balanced with bright and colorful and combined creates beautiful balance to my designs. Fusion Paraffin white is my go-to white for all my line work and when worked into a paste can be used on the edge of a brush to create a beautiful pastel effect on darker skin tones. I also cannot live without Mehron white in my kit.
How often do your practice, and in what ways do you practice, on people, boards or practice heads? The only practice I get is on the job of a weekend or if an idea pops into my head I'll paint on my leg or arm. When I run workshops, I like students to paint on water color paper or their own face as I find boards and practice heads to be too slippery and do not absorb the paint so brush control and layering colors is very difficult. Plus, with water paper all the work they do in class is taken home and will not be forgotten.
What is one piece of advice that you have for brand new face painters? We all start somewhere!!! Take your time and get to know your tools and paints. Investing in good quality brushes and paints can save you time, money, and a lot of frustration. Repetition and practice is the only way forward. Muscle memory and brush control takes time so don’t compare yourself to someone who has been painting longer, this is your creative journey so just enjoy the process and back yourself.
Well, if you haven´t yet, we highly suggest you get yourself a Natalee Davies Gold Range Palette and look into her Gold Range Single Cakes as well, and while you are at it, white look into some of Leanne Courtney's amazing palettes and cakes as well, you will not be disappointed!
Fusion Body Art and FX - Petal Palette | Leanne's Vivid Rainbow
What is included in this Fusion Body Art and FX Vivid Rainow Palette?
The Leanne's Vivid Rainbow Petal Painting Palette by Fusion Body Art and FX includes 6 large Fusion Body Art and FX 25gr Split Cakes: Vivid Butterfly, Berry Butterfly XL, Tangerine Dream, Summer Love, Neon Nirvana XL and Pretty Rainbow.
What are the dimensions of this 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 Leanne's Fairy Collection palette best for?
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. All Fusion Neon colors are black light reactive! They will not glow in the dark without a black light. Fusion Body Art products are sold worldwide but neon colors are made with pigments that have not been approved by the USA Cosmetic Regulator to be used in cosmetics (the agency has not tested them yet 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, they are labeled as a Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc. This applies ONLY to the UV/Neon pigments in this cake and not to the rest of the pigments, and ONLY in the USA and some parts of Europe. Read more below about neon colors and the FDA.
How to apply, remove and store these paints?
Add water to your brush or sponge and then load the paint onto your tool, rather than spraying the paints with water. Sweep your tool across the Split Cake until you have created a light creamy paste. Store in a dry and cool place away from a direct source of light. Let your paints air dry before storing away.
What else should I know about Fusion Body Art and FX paints?
Fusion paints are not tested on animals and they are vegan, hypoallergenic, and perfume, parabens, and lanolin free to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Neon colors are made with pigments that have not been approved by the FDA to be used in cosmetics (the FDA has not tested them yet for cosmetic use) They have been independently tested and determined safe for cosmetic use by independent labs. Following FDA guidelines, they are labeled as a Special FX product. Fusion Body Art & FX paints are manufactured in China under the direction of the Fusion Body Art & FX team in Australia. Check out the bottom of the Fusion Category Page for tons of extra info on this amazing brand!
Though determined skin safe by independent labs, following FDA guidelines these colors are labeled as follows: Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc to create a glowing effect that will be even brighter under black light. Use contrasting colors to achieve a chromadepth or 3D effect. Because this product can stain other surfaces, please avoid contact with carpets, fabrics and upholstery. Use within 12 months of opening the package. Access Fusion Body Art MSDS here
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glycerin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, PEG-32, Water (Aqua), may contain: Iron Oxides (1332-37-2)(CI77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Red 40 (CI16035), FD&C Blue 1 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), D&C Red 7(CI15850), Mica (CI77019), Aluminum Powder (CI 77000) and non toxic neon pigments. Made in China.
¿Qué se incluye en esta paleta de pintura de Fusion Body Art and FX?
3 pastillas grandes de Fusion Body Art y FX de 25gr cada uno y 6 pastillas de 10gr. La paleta mide aproximadamente 22,23 cm x 10,48 cm x 1,91 cm. Hay aproximadamente 25 gramos de pintura en cada pastilla grande y 10 gramos en cada pastilla pequeña.
¿Para qué es mejor esta paleta Vivid Rainbow?
¡La paleta de pétalos de arcoíris vívida es la más brillante de la colección de paletas de pétalos que diseñó y es perfecta para crear mariposas, hadas, flores y mucho más! Use una esponja de pétalos para agarrar los colores y estampar las alas, o sea creativo con sus esponjas y haga lo que desee, las posibilidades son infinitas.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las pinturas Fusion Body Art and FX?
Las pinturas de neón Fusion no contienen perfume, parabenos o lanolina para reducir el riesgo de reacciones alérgicas. Las pinturas Fusion son veganas y no se han probado en animales. Los colores neón están hechos con pigmentos que no han sido aprobados por la FDA para su uso en cosméticos, pero se han probado de forma independiente y se ha determinado que son seguros para uso cosmético por laboratorios independientes. Siguiendo las pautas de la FDA, estos colores están etiquetados como un producto FX especial para su uso en prótesis, ropa, etc. Los productos Fusion Body Art son excelentes para tus personajes de cosplay, fiestas de disfraces de Halloween, carnavales, eventos para recaudar fondos y más.
Fusion Body Art & FX - Spectrum Palette | Tropical Collection by Leanne Courtney
What is included in this Fusion Body Art and FX Spectrum Painting Palette?
The Fusion Body Art Spectrum Palette Tropical Collection by Leanne Courtney includes 6 Fusion Body Art mini Split Cakes: Leanne's Purple Pixie, Summer Days, Leanne's Flower Fairy, Fancy Eyes, Leanne's Rainbow (neon) and Neon Nirvana.
Fancy Eye's: Prime Magic Blue - Prime Deep Teal - Prime White - Prime White - Prime Magic Magenta - Prime Deep Purple
Neon Nirvana fx: Prime Deep Purple - Prime Magic Magenta - FXUV Neon Pink - FX UV Neon Orange - FX UV Neon Yellow
Summer Day's fx: FX UV Neon Pink - FX UV Neon Orange - FX UV Neon Yellow - Prime Light Yellow - Prime Deep Teal
Leanne's Purple Pixie fx: Prime Deep Purple - Prime White - FX UV Neon Yellow - FX UV Neon Green
Leanne's Flower Fairy fx: Prime Magic Magenta - FX UV Neon Pink - Prime White - FX UV Neon Yellow - FX UV Neon Green
Leanne's Rainbow fx (neon): Prime Magic Blue - Prime Deep Teal - FX UV Neon Yellow - FX UV Neon Yellow - FX UV Neon Pink - Prime Cardinal Red
What are the dimensions of this palette?
The case is approximately 8 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 3/4". Each removable 10 gr container is approximately 1 1/2" x 1 1/4" x 1/2".
What is this Spectrum painting palette best for?
The incredible Leanne Courtney designed this Spectrum Tropical Palette for all the color lovers of the world! You can paint all sorts of tropical and colorful inspired designs that will pop like crazy! It’s perfect for your cosplay characters, Halloween costume parties, carnivals, birthday fun, etc. All Fusion Neon colors are black light reactive! They will not glow in the dark without a black light. Read below for more important info on neon paints.
How to apply, remove and store the paint?
Add water to your brush or sponge and then load the paint onto your tool, rather than spraying the paints with water. Sweep your tool across the Split Cake until you have created a light creamy paste. You want the paint to be fully loaded, but not drippy. Remove paint with soap and water. Store in a dry and cool place away from a direct source of light. Let your paints air dry before storing away.
What else should I know about Fusion Body Art and FX paints?
Fusion paints are not tested on animals and they are vegan, hypoallergenic, and perfume, parabens, and lanolin free to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Fusion Body Art products are sold worldwide but neon colors are made with pigments that have not been approved by the USA Cosmetic Regulator to be used in cosmetics (the agency has not tested them yet 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, they are labeled as a Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc. This applies ONLY to the UV/Neon pigments in this cake and not to the rest of the pigments, and ONLY in the USA and some parts of Europe.Fusion Body Art & FX paints are manufactured in China under the direction of the Fusion Body Art & FX team in Australia. Check out the bottom of the Fusion Category Page for tons of extra info on this amazing brand!
Though determined skin safe by independent labs, following FDA guidelines these colors are labeled as follows: Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc to create a glowing effect that will be even brighter under black light. Use contrasting colors to achieve a chromadepth or 3D effect. Because this product can stain other surfaces, please avoid contact with carpets, fabrics and upholstery. Use within 12 months of opening the package. Access Fusion Body Art MSDS here
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glycerin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, PEG-32, Water (Aqua), may contain: Iron Oxides (1332-37-2)(CI77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Red 40 (CI16035), FD&C Blue 1 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), D&C Red 7(CI15850), Mica (CI77019), Aluminum Powder (CI 77000) and non toxic neon pigments. Made in China.
¿Qué incluye esta paleta de pintura Fusion Body Art y FX Spectrum?
La Fusion Body Art Spectrum Palette Tropical Collection by Leanne Courtney incluye 6 mini Split Cakes de Fusion Body Art: Leanne's Purple Pixie, Summer Days, Leanne's Flower Fairy, Fancy Eyes, Leanne's Rainbow (neon) y Neon Nirvana.
¿Para qué es mejor esta paleta Spectrum?
¡La increíble Leanne Courtney diseñó esta paleta Spectrum para todos los amantes del color del mundo! Puedes pintar todo tipo de diseños inspirados en colores tropicales que se verán increíbles e incluso brillarán bajo luz negra (no todos los colores en esta paleta brillan bajo luz negra).
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las pinturas Fusion Body Art y FX?
Las pinturas de neón Fusion no contienen perfume, parabenos o lanolina para reducir el riesgo de reacciones alérgicas. Las pinturas Fusion son veganas y no se han probado en animales. Los colores neón, como en muchas otras marcas, están hechos con pigmentos que no han sido aprobados por la FDA para su uso en cosméticos, pero se han probado de forma independiente y se ha determinado que son seguros para uso cosmético por laboratorios independientes. Siguiendo las pautas de la FDA, estos colores están etiquetados como un producto FX especial para su uso en prótesis, ropa, etc. Las pinturas de Fusion Body Art se fabrican en China bajo la dirección y supervisión estricta del equipo de Fusion Body Art en Australia. Los productos Fusion Body Art son excelentes para tus personajes de cosplay, fiestas de disfraces de Halloween, carnavales, eventos para recaudar fondos y más.
Fusion Body Art - Petal Palette | Leanne's Happy Pixie
What is included in this Fusion Body Art Petal Face Painting Palette?
The Leanne's Leanne's Happy Pixie Petal Painting Palette by Fusion Body Art and FX includes 6 large Fusion Body Art and FX 25gr Split Cakes: Sweet Dreams Butterfly, Cherry Blossom Butterfly, Pretty Mermaid, Rainbow Unicorn, Bluebelle Shimmer, Pretty in Pink.
What are the dimensions of the Fusion 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 face painting palette best for?
This Petal Face Painting Palette by Fusion Body Art 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!
This particular palette has some nice pastel yet bright looking combinations as well as pearly and shimmery combos that can create soft and sparkling looking designs like fairies, butterflies, flowers, princess crowns and more!
How to apply and remove the face paint in this Fusion Body Art Petal Palette?
Apply water to their face painting brush or sponge and then load the makeup onto your tool. You can easily remove Fusion Body Art face paints with soap and water; simply lather your face with soap using a soft sponge or wash cloth, rub the makeup gently until it looks like all of it has been loosened from the skin and then rinse with water; repeat as needed.
How to store Fusion Body Art face 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 face paints in a damp basement, a hot or frigid car, or anywhere that might lead to a face paint meltdown or stone cold cake. Even while you are working, make sure to keep you paints out of direct sunlight or humid locations. Face painters should let their makeup air dry before storing.
What else should I know about Fusion Body Art face paints?
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 face paints are vegan and they are not tested on animals. Fusion Body Art paints are manufactured in China under the direction and strict supervision of the Fusion Body Art team in Australia.
Add water to your brush before you apply it to the skin. Wash with soap and water, some colours may stain skin temporarily. Keep lids closed when not in use. All cosmetics can, on rare occasions cause allergic reactions. Do not apply to sensitive or broken skin. Test by placing a small amount to the wrist, if reaction occurs within 30 minutes discontinue use. FDA recommends not to use Pink Sorbet, Magic Magenta, Royal Purple and Fresh Lilac around the eye area. Use within 12 months of opening. Not tested on Animals. Vegan Friendly. Glutten Free. Perfume Free. Paraben Free. Because this product can stain other surfaces, please avoid contact with carpets, fabrics and upholstery. Access Fusion Body Art MSDS here
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glycerin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, PEG-32, Water (Aqua), may contain: Iron Oxides (1332-37-2)(CI77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Red 40 (CI16035), FD&C Blue 1 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), D&C Red 7(CI15850), Mica (CI77019), Aluminum Powder (CI 77000) Conforms to (EC) No. 1223/2009. FDA and EU Compliant. Made in China.
¿Qué se incluye en esta paleta Fusion Body Art Petal Face Painting?
La paleta de pintura Leanne's Happy Pixie Petal de Fusion Body Art y FX incluye 6 grandes Fusion Body Art y FX 25gr Split Cakes: Sweet Dreams Butterfly, Cherry Blossom Butterfly, Pretty Mermaid, Rainbow Unicorn, Bluebelle Shimmer, Pretty in Pink.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de la paleta Fusion Body Art Petal Face Painting?
La caja mide aproximadamente 22,23 cm x 10,48 cm x 1.91 cm. Cada contenedor mide aproximadamente 6,99 cm por 3,97 cm por 1,27 cm. Hay aproximadamente 25 gramos de pintura en cada contenedor. Los contenedores son extraíbles para usar por separado y facilitar la limpieza de la paleta.
¿Para qué es mejor esta paleta de pintura facial?
Esta paleta de pintura de cara de estilo Pétalos de Fusion Body Art fue diseñada por Leanne Courtney, una reconocida pintora de caras de Australia que se ha asociado con Fusion Body Art para crear las combinaciones de colores más destacadas del mercado. ¡Su creatividad y amor por el brillo no tienen comparación!
¡Esta paleta particular tiene algunas combinaciones agradables de color pastel pero brillante, así como combos nacarados y brillantes que pueden crear diseños suaves y brillantes como hadas, mariposas, flores, coronas de princesas y más!
¿Cómo aplicar y quitar la pintura facial en esta paleta de Fusion Body Art?
Recomendamos que los pintores o padres apliquen agua a su pincel o esponja y luego carguen la pintura en lugar de rociar las pinturas. La pintura debe estar completamente cargada, pero que no gotee. Remover con jabon y agua.
¿Cómo almacenar los productos de pintura facial Fusion Body Art?
Deben almacenarse en un lugar seco y fresco, lejos de una fuente directa de luz. Debes dejar que el maquillaje se seque sin tapar el envase.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las pinturas faciales Fusion Body Art?
Todos los colores Fusion Body Art Prime y Pearl están hechos con ingredientes de alta calidad que cumplen con las normas FDA de EE. UU. y UE y son hipoalergénicos. No contienen perfume, parabenos o lanolina para reducir el riesgo de reacciones alérgicas. Las pinturas faciales Fusion Body Art son veganas y no se han probado en animales. Las pinturas Fusion Body Art se fabrican en China bajo la dirección y la estricta supervisión del equipo de Fusion Body Art en Australia. Los productos de maquillaje Fusion Body Art son excelentes para tus personajes de cosplay, fiestas de disfraces de Halloween, carnavales, recaudaciones de fondos y más.
Fusion Body Art and FX - Petal Palette | Leanne's Fairy Collection
What is included in this Fusion Body Art and FX Petal Face Painting Palette?
The Leanne's Fairy Collection Petal Painting Palette by Fusion Body Art and FX includes 3 large Fusion Body Art and FX 25gr Split Cakes and 6 small 10gr slit cakes: Bubblegum Princess, Summer Days XL, Beach Baby, Vivid Rainbow, Bella Rose, Bella Luna, Emerald Garden, Tiger Lilly, Pink Pixie.
What are the dimensions of this palette?
The case is approximately 8 3/4" x 4 2/16" x 3/4". Each large container is approximately 2 10/16" by 1 1/2" by 1/2", each small container is 1 5/16" by 1 9/16"7/16" . There are approximately 25 grams of paint in each large container and 10gr in each small container. The containers are removable to use separately and to make cleaning the palette easier.
What is The Fairy Collection palette best for?
This Petal Palette by Fusion Body Art and FX was designed by Leanne Courtney. She created the most outstanding color combinations in small and large split cakes. Use a brush for the smaller split cakes and a sponge for the large ones. You can paint bright butterfly wings, flowers, crowns and more! All Fusion Neon colors are black light reactive! They will not glow in the dark without a black light. Read more below about neon colors and the FDA.
How to apply, remove and store these paints?
Add water to your brush or sponge and then load the paint onto your tool, rather than spraying the paints with water. Sweep your tool across the Split Cake until you have created a light creamy paste. Store in a dry and cool place away from a direct source of light. Let your paints air dry before storing away.
What else should I know about Fusion Body Art and FX paints?
Fusion paints are not tested on animals and they are vegan, hypoallergenic, and perfume, parabens, and lanolin free to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Fusion Body Art products are sold worldwide but neon colors are made with pigments that have not been approved by the USA Cosmetic Regulator to be used in cosmetics (the agency has not tested them yet 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, they are labeled as a Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc. This applies ONLY to the UV/Neon pigments in this cake and not to the rest of the pigments, and ONLY in the USA and some parts of Europe.Fusion Body Art & FX paints are manufactured in China under the direction of the Fusion Body Art & FX team in Australia. Check out the bottom of the Fusion Category Page for tons of extra info on this amazing brand!
Though determined skin safe by independent labs, following FDA guidelines these colors are labeled as follows: Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc to create a glowing effect that will be even brighter under black light. Use contrasting colors to achieve a chromadepth or 3D effect. Because this product can stain other surfaces, please avoid contact with carpets, fabrics and upholstery. Use within 12 months of opening the package. Access Fusion Body Art MSDS here
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glycerin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, PEG-32, Water (Aqua), may contain: Iron Oxides (1332-37-2)(CI77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Red 40 (CI16035), FD&C Blue 1 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), D&C Red 7(CI15850), Mica (CI77019), Aluminum Powder (CI 77000) and non toxic neon pigments. Made in China.
¿Qué se incluye en esta paleta de pintura?
3 pastillas grandes de Fusion Body Art y FX de 25gr cada uno y 6 pastillas de 10gr. La paleta mide aproximadamente 22,23 cm x 10,48 cm x 1,91 cm. Hay aproximadamente 25 gramos de pintura en cada pastilla grande y 10 gramos en cada pastilla pequeña.
¿Para qué es mejor esta paleta Fairy Collection?
La paleta de pétalos Fairy Collection tiene una gran combinación de pastillas arcoiris pequeñas y grandes para que puedas jugar con tus pinceles y esponjas para crear diseños únicos.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las pinturas Fusion Body Art and FX?
Las pinturas de neón Fusion no contienen perfume, parabenos o lanolina para reducir el riesgo de reacciones alérgicas. Las pinturas Fusion son veganas y no se han probado en animales. Los colores neón están hechos con pigmentos que no han sido aprobados por la FDA para su uso en cosméticos, pero se han probado de forma independiente y se ha determinado que son seguros para uso cosmético por laboratorios independientes. Siguiendo las pautas de la FDA, estos colores están etiquetados como un producto FX especial para su uso en prótesis, ropa, etc. Los productos Fusion Body Art son excelentes para tus personajes de cosplay, fiestas de disfraces de Halloween, carnavales, eventos para recaudar fondos y más.
Fusion Body Art & FX - Spectrum Palette | Leanne's Butterfly Palette
What is included in this Fusion Body Art and FX Spectrum Painting Palette?
The Fusion Body Art & FX Spectrum Leanne's Butterfly Palette includes 6 Fusion Body Art mini Split Cakes: Leanne's Lollipop, Berry Butterfly, Berry Pretty, Tink, Leanne's Sunshine and Leanne's Princess.
Leanne's Lollipop fx: Prime Deep Purple - Prime Deep Teal - FX UV Neon Yellow - FX UV Neon Orange - FX UV Neon Pink
Berry Butterfly fx: Prime Deep Purple - Prime Magic Magenta - FX UV Neon Pink - Prime White - FX UV Neon Yellow
Berry Pretty fx: Prime Deep Merlot - Prime Magic Magenta - FX UV Neon Pink - Prime White - FX UV Neon Orange
Tink fx: Prime Deep Green - FX UV Neon Green - FX UV Neon Yellow - Prime Lime Green - Prime White
Leanne's Sunshine fx: Prime Magic Magenta - FX UV Neon Pink - FX UV Neon Orange - FX UV Neon Yellow - Prime White
Leanne's Princess fx: Prime Deep Purple - Prime Deep Teal - Prime White - FX UV Neon Pink - Prime Magic Magenta
What are the dimensions of this palette?
The case is approximately 8 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 3/4". Each container is approximately 1 1/2" x 1 1/4" x 1/2". There are 10 grams of paint in each container. The containers are removable to use separately and to make cleaning the palette easier.
What is Leanne's Butterfly palette best for?
The incredible Leanne Courtney designed this Spectrum Butterfly Palette for all of the color lovers of the world! You can paint all sorts of tropical and colorful neon/UV inspired designs, from butterflies, to roses, fairies and princess crowns, there is nothing that you can't paint with this beautiful palette. It’s perfect for your cosplay characters, Halloween costume parties, carnivals, birthday fun, etc. All Fusion Neon colors are black light reactive! They will not glow in the dark without a black light.
How to apply and remove and store Fusion paint?
Add water to your brush or sponge and then load the paint onto your tool, rather than spraying the paints with water. Sweep your tool across the Split Cake until you have created a light creamy paste. You want the paint to be fully loaded, but not drippy. Remove paint with soap and water. Store in a dry and cool place away from a direct source of light. Let your paints air dry before storing away.
What else should I know about Fusion paints?
Fusion paints are not tested on animals and they are vegan, hypoallergenic, and perfume, parabens, and lanolin free to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Fusion Body Art products are sold worldwide but neon colors are made with pigments that have not been approved by the USA Cosmetic Regulator to be used in cosmetics (the agency has not tested them yet 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, they are labeled as a Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc. This applies ONLY to the UV/Neon pigments in this cake and not to the rest of the pigments, and ONLY in the USA and some parts of Europe. Following FDA guidelines, they are labeled as a Special FX product. Fusion Body Art & FX paints are manufactured in China under the direction of the Fusion Body Art & FX team in Australia. Check out the bottom of the Fusion Category Page for tons of extra info on this amazing brand!
Though determined skin safe by independent labs, following FDA guidelines these colors are labeled as follows: Special FX Product - Prosthetic Paint (for professional use only) - Not a cosmetic Product Apply product to prosthetic appliances, bald caps, clothing, etc to create a glowing effect that will be even brighter under black light. Use contrasting colors to achieve a chromadepth or 3D effect. Because this product can stain other surfaces, please avoid contact with carpets, fabrics and upholstery. Use within 12 months of opening the package. Access Fusion Body Art MSDS here
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glycerin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, PEG-32, Water (Aqua), may contain: Iron Oxides (1332-37-2)(CI77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Red 40 (CI16035), FD&C Blue 1 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), D&C Red 7(CI15850), Mica (CI77019), Aluminum Powder (CI 77000) and non toxic neon pigments. Made in China.
¿Qué incluye esta paleta?
La paleta de mariposas Fusion Body Art & FX Spectrum Leanne incluye 6 mini Split Cakes Fusion Body Art: Leanne's Lollipop, Berry Butterfly, Berry Pretty, Tink, Leanne's Sunshine y Leanne's Princess.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones?
La caja mide aproximadamente 22,22 cm. x 6,35 cm x 1,91 cm. Cada envase mide aproximadamente 3,81 cm x 3,17 cm x 1,27 cm. Hay aproximadamente 10 gramos de pintura en cada recipiente.
¿Para qué es mejor esta paleta de pintura?
Puedes pintar todo tipo de diseños tropicales y coloridos inspirados en neón / UV que resaltarán increíblemente, incluso brillarán bajo luz negra. No busques mas el combo de color perfecto, los tienes todos aquí en esta paleta bellamente diseñada. Desde mariposas hasta rosas, hadas y coronas de princesas, no hay nada que no puedas pintar con esta hermosa paleta.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las pinturas?
Las pinturas de neón Fusion no contienen perfume, parabenos o lanolina para reducir el riesgo de reacciones alérgicas. Las pinturas Fusion son veganas y no se han probado en animales. Los colores neón están hechos con pigmentos que no han sido aprobados por la FDA para su uso en cosméticos, pero se han probado de forma independiente y se ha determinado que son seguros para uso cosmético por laboratorios independientes. Siguiendo las pautas de la FDA, estos colores están etiquetados como un producto FX especial para su uso en prótesis, ropa, etc. Los productos Fusion Body Art son excelentes para tus personajes de cosplay, fiestas de disfraces de Halloween, carnavales, eventos para recaudar fondos y más.
Fusion Body Art - Spectrum Face Painting Palette | Leanne's Pretty Rainbow
The Leanne's Pretty Rainbow Spectrum Palette by Fusion Body Art includes 6 Fusion Body Art mini Split Cakes: Rainbow Magic, Indigo Princess, Gypsy Rose, Secret Garden, Spring Fairy, Rainbow Flower.
What are the dimensions this Fusion Palette?
The case is approximately 8 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 3/4". Each removable 10 gr container is approximately 1 1/2" x 1 1/4" x 1/2".
What is this face painting palette best for?
The palette comes with a green gradient, perfect for leaves, lizards, monsters and more; a blue gradient that is ideal for all designs inspired by Frozen or any other winter kind of look; a bright and bold rainbow that looks amazing with a little white cloud and some glitter; a purple gradient for flowers and princess crowns; a pastel rainbow for some hippie inspired designs and a purple to green cake that also makes outstanding flowers. It is great for a new face painter or for your regular gigs for those who like to keep a small condensed kit.
How to apply, remove and store these paints?
Add water to your brush or sponge and then load the paint onto your tool. Sweep your tool across the Split Cake until you have created a light creamy paste. You want the paint to be fully loaded, but not drippy. Remove paint with soap and water. Let paints fully dry before storing. All Fusion Body Art cakes should be stored in a dry and cool place away from a direct source of light.
What else should I know about Fusion Body Art face paints?
All Fusion Body Art Prime and Pearl colors are made with US FDA and EU compliant high-quality ingredients and are safe and hypoallergenic. They contain no perfume, parabens or lanolin to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. Fusion Body Art face paints are vegan and they are not tested on animals. Fusion Body Art paints are manufactured in China under the direction and strict supervision of the Fusion Body Art team in Australia. Check out the bottom of the Fusion Category Page for tons of extra info on this amazing brand!
Add water to your brush before you apply it to the skin. Wash with soap and water, some colours may stain skin temporarily. Keep lids closed when not in use. All cosmetics can, on rare occasions cause allergic reactions. Do not apply to sensitive or broken skin. Test by placing a small amount to the wrist, if reaction occurs within 30 minutes discontinue use. FDA recommends not to use Pink Sorbet, Magic Magenta, Royal Purple and Fresh Lilac around the eye area. Use within 12 months of opening. Not tested on Animals. Because this product can stain other surfaces, please avoid contact with carpets, fabrics and upholstery. Access Fusion Body Art MSDS here
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glycerin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone, PEG-32, Water (Aqua), may contain: Iron Oxides (1332-37-2)(CI77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 (CI19140), FD&C Red 40 (CI16035), FD&C Blue 1 (CI42090), Ultramarines (CI77007), D&C Red 7(CI15850), Mica (CI77019), Aluminum Powder (CI 77000) Conforms to (EC) No. 1223/2009. FDA and EU Compliant. Made in China.
¿Qué se incluye en esta paleta de pintura facial Fusion Body Art Spectrum?
La paleta Pretty Rainbow de Leanne de Fusion Body Art incluye 6 mini pastillas arcoiris de Fusion Body Art: Rainbow Magic, Indigo Princess, Gypsy Rose, Secret Garden, Spring Fairy, Rainbow Flower.
¿Para qué es mejor esta paleta?
Esta paleta es una excelente manera de probar la línea de pinturas faciales Fusion Body Art. Esta paleta de pintura facial contiene pasteles que son buenos para una amplia variedad de diseños para niños y niñas y es un excelente kit de viaje para pintar caras, o una adición útil a tu kit de pintura facial.
La paleta viene con un degradado verde, perfecto para hojas, lagartos, monstruos y más; un degradado azul que es ideal para todos los diseños inspirados en Frozen o cualquier otro tipo de look de invierno; un arco iris brillante y audaz que se ve increíble con una pequeña nube blanca y algo de brillo; un gradiente morado para flores y coronas de princesas; un arco iris en colores pastel para algunos diseños inspirados en hippies y un gradiente de púrpura a verde que también hace bellisimas flores.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las pinturas faciales Fusion Body Art?
Todos los colores Fusion Body Art Prime y Pearl están hechos con ingredientes de alta calidad que cumplen con las normas FDA de EE. UU. y UE y son hipoalergénicos. No contienen perfume, parabenos o lanolina para reducir el riesgo de reacciones alérgicas. Las pinturas faciales Fusion Body Art son veganas y no se han probado en animales. Las pinturas Fusion Body Art se fabrican en China bajo la dirección y la estricta supervisión del equipo de Fusion Body Art en Australia, utilizando una fórmula diseñada por Fusion Body Art.
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