Everything You Need To Know About Your Airbrush Facepaint Application.
Airbrush facepaints are applied using one or more alcohol based cosmetic “Paints” over a stencil or several stencils. We use Proaiir branded airbrush make-up. Colours are built up or blended, using a super fine jet of air and the cosmetic ink mix. This is applied using single or multiple airbrushes. The airbrushes are powered by air and air alone. There are no chemical propellants used. The jet of air and ink can feel cool and can tickle the skin.
Airbrush Facepaints are not suitable for those with very sensitive skin or who have any allergy to alcohol containing products.
Airbrush face paints are temporary and will naturally rub away and fade between 1-2 days dependent. Airbrush face paints are waterproof and sweatproof. They can also be easily removed by applying a lathery liquid soap first and then water, cosmetic facial wipes (Not baby wipes) or cleansing cream.
Patch tests are provided by Carols Colours should anyone request one prior to any full application.
Everything You Need To Know About Your Glitter Tattoo Application.
Glitter Tattoos are applied using two products over a stencil. First a synthetic skin glue or latex is applied by brush and after a short drying process the overlay of cosmetic poly-glitter is applied on top of the tacky glue/latex and the residue brushed away with a make-up brush.
Glitter Tattoos are not suitable for those with any type of latex or glue allergies or for children under 3 years of age. We do not apply Glitter Tattoos to the face or neck of children.
Glitter Tattoos are temporary and will naturally peel away between 1-3 days. They can also be easily removed using warmed baby oil and some light rubbing.
Prior to the Glitter Tattoo application, isopropyl rubbing alcohol is used on the skin to remove traces of bacteria and skin oils which may become trapped under the product.
Please note that the use of this skin cleanser will remove any fake tan that has been applied - so ladies please be warned!
Patch tests are provided by Carols Colours should anyone request one prior to any full application.
Our cosmetic glitters are of cosmetic grade, FDA compliant and EN71 compliant.
Everything You Need To Know About Your Temporary Airbrush Tattoo Application.
Temporary Airbrush Tattoos are applied using one or more alcohol based cosmetic “inks” over a stencil or several stencils. Colours are built up or blended, using a super fine jet of air and a cosmetic ink mix. We use Proaiir branded temporary tattoo ink. This is applied using single or multiple airbrushes. The airbrushed are powered by air and air alone. There are no other chemical propellants used. The jet of air and ink can feel cool and can tickle the skin. Once the airbrushing is finished a layer of setting powder is brushed over the tattoo to protect it and to set any remaining fluids.
Temporary Airbrush Tattoos are not suitable for those with very sensitive skin or who have any allergy to alcohol containing products.
Temporary Airbrush Tattoos are by their very nature, very temporary and will naturally rub away and fade between 2-7 days dependent. They can also be easily removed using warmed baby oil and some light rubbing, or rubbing alcohol.
Prior to the Temporary Airbrush Tattoos application, isopropyl rubbing alcohol is used on the skin to remove traces of bacteria and skin oils which may become trapped under the product.
Please note that the use of this skin cleanser will remove any fake tan that has been applied - so ladies please be warned!
Patch tests are provided by Carols Colours should anyone request one prior to any full application.
