Amerikan Body Art | Loose SMALL Chunky Glitter - Cosmic Collision (1oz Bag)

What are the product dimensions?

1oz bag

How to apply and remove Loose Chunky Glitter?

This chunky loose glitter is great to add a touch or a lot of eye-catching bling to the hair or body! Cosmic Collision is a stunning blend of holographic silver and holographic gold ultra fine glitters combined with smaller size chunky holographic glitters.

Amerikan Body Art Loose Chunky glitters can be applied on top of wet face paint or with a skin safe adhesive such as cosmetic glitter glue or gel. Products like Global Body Art Gunky Glitter Gel Base , Ybody Washable Glue or Ben Nye Glitter Glue are great to use with Amerikan Body Art Loose Chunky Glitter if you want the glitter to stay on all day. Apply the gel/glue to the skin, and then tap the glitter onto the tacky base with a brush, silicon applicator or spatula. You can make your own face paint glitter gel by mixing the glitter into the gel base and then applying it with a brush or silicon applicator to skin or hair.
If you would like the glitter effect to last even longer you can use a stronger body glue like Ybody Pink Glue. Apply the glue to the skin and let it dry, then apply the chunky glitter on top.
If you are looking for a temporary hold, you can use water to apply the polyester glitter to the skin using a disposable smoothie blender or eye shadow applicator. Just mist the foam applicator with water, dip the applicator into the glitter, and press the glitter onto the skin. You can apply the loose glitter to wet face paint as well. This cosmetic glitter can be loosened from the skin or hair with soap, and then rinsed away with water.

What else should I know about Amerikan Body Art Chunky Glitters?

Please use caution when applying glitters to the face or when using on young children who may rub the glitter into their eyes. This is considered a special effects product, and not eye makeup. This glitter is NOT recommended for use around the immediate eye area in order to prevent large glitter particles from entering the eye.