DERIVAN Face & Body Paint 40ml Purple

DERIVAN Face & Body Paint Black is a safe, non-toxic paint for use on the human body and face. It is designed as a drama and theatre paint which can also be used for fetes, fairs and parties.

Made in Australia.

Features
- Non toxic
- Dermatologically tested
- 9 standard colours, 3 fluorescent colours and 3 metallic colours
- Available in 40ml and 250ml in plastic bottles.

Tips
- Apply a barrier cream or hand cream to the skin before painting: this will make it even easier to remove Derivan Face and Body Paint from the skin
- Remove paint from the bottle with a palette or painting knife and replace lid. Place on a palette or other clean non-porous surface. Mix the required secondary or tertiary colours on this palette
- Apply base colour on face using a damp sponge. If a stronger colour is desired, apply a second coat when the first is dry. You can even load up the sponge with more than one colour, then apply with a dabbing motion across the face for a colour gradient effect. Use the brush for detail work; bold continuous strokes work best
- It is strongly advisable, if painting more than one face, to use a disposable applicator such as cotton wool and discard after each person
- be careful not to re-immerse the applicator in the paint
- Avoid letting paint dry on your brushes and utensils: keep them wet while working. Brushes, utensils, and hands can then be washed with soap and water
- Do not return excess paint to the paint bottles
- Although this paint is dermatologically tested for use on the skin, it is not recommended for persons with sensitive skin or skin conditions. If in doubt, apply a small amount to the inside of the wrist and leave for one hour
- Do not apply to open wounds. Avoid contact with eyes, nasal passages, mouth or other orifices as abrasive irritation may occur
- When working with paint it's always a good idea to use old clothing. However, this paint is formulated so that it will swell up and release when submerged in soapy water. With the thumb and forefinger of each hand slowly work the stain in a rolling action thereby releasing the paint and colour into the soapy water. Change the water as necessary and repeat washing action. Do not use hot water. Some stubborn stains may need to be soaked overnight. Other methods of cleaning will generally only act to drive the stain in deeper. Don't attempt to boil, dry-clean or use chemical solvents or thinners on the stain. Keep stained garments separate from other washing.