Graftobian ProPaint Breast Cancer Makeup Kit
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About the product
Halloweenmakeup.com's Graftobian ProPaint Breast Cancer Makeup Kit has necessary makeup colors for creating effective breast cancer awareness makeup. With detailed instructions and video tutorials available online, you can get started on your designs right away.
What is included?
Graftobian ProPaint Colors - Raven Black, Wild Violet, Eggplant, White Swan, Shocking Pink, Fuzzy Bear Brown and MegaGenta - 1 oz/30 ml each
Note: Instructions are available online under Usage Tips (not included in the kit).
What does it do?
Graftobian ProPaint is a highly pigmented, glycerin-based cake makeup that blends in smoothly to provide a bold, vibrant finish. Graftobian ProPaint can be easily activated with less water and applied to skin with a brush or sponge. It dries quickly to give a long lasting, smudge free finish. ProPaint blends in evenly to provide rich coverage over large areas of the body. It is comfortable to wear and is less prone to cracking or peeling.
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How safe is it?
Graftobian ProPaint is a high quality, fragrance free product that is manufactured in the USA with FDA approved ingredients. ProPaint is rated as safe to use on hair, nails and skin over face or any other part of the body.
Please Note: The US FDA recommends against using red, blue, green, purple face paints, as well as Neon colors around the eye and lip area or leaving on skin for an extended time to avoid staining issues. Avoid contact with carpets, upholstery and fabric. Graftobian recommends use of its ProPaint Neon shades on hair and nails only.
# of applications
Good for about 10 designs
Halloweenmakeup.com's Graftobian ProPaint Breast Cancer Makeup Kit has necessary makeup colors for creating effective breast cancer awareness makeup. With detailed instructions and video tutorials available online, you can get started on your designs right away.
What is included?
Graftobian ProPaint Colors - Raven Black, Wild Violet, Eggplant, White Swan, Shocking Pink, Fuzzy Bear Brown and MegaGenta - 1 oz/30 ml each
Note: Instructions are available online under Usage Tips (not included in the kit).
What does it do?
Graftobian ProPaint is a highly pigmented, glycerin-based cake makeup that blends in smoothly to provide a bold, vibrant finish. Graftobian ProPaint can be easily activated with less water and applied to skin with a brush or sponge. It dries quickly to give a long lasting, smudge free finish. ProPaint blends in evenly to provide rich coverage over large areas of the body. It is comfortable to wear and is less prone to cracking or peeling.
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Suggested extras
How safe is it?
Graftobian ProPaint is a high quality, fragrance free product that is manufactured in the USA with FDA approved ingredients. ProPaint is rated as safe to use on hair, nails and skin over face or any other part of the body.
Please Note: The US FDA recommends against using red, blue, green, purple face paints, as well as Neon colors around the eye and lip area or leaving on skin for an extended time to avoid staining issues. Avoid contact with carpets, upholstery and fabric. Graftobian recommends use of its ProPaint Neon shades on hair and nails only.
# of applications
Good for about 10 designs
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Step By Step Instructions
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Step By Step Instructions
- Using a #1 round brush loaded with Fuzzy Bear Brown, outline the ribbon.
- Fill the ribbon with Shocking Pink.
- Use a 1/2 inch filbert brush.
- Paint MegaGenta on pink ribbon to give it some shading and depth.
- Use a #6 round brush.
- Add more shading on the pink ribbon with some Eggplant and the same brush.
- Highlight the ribbon using White Swan and #6 round brush.
- Shade the area under the ribbon using a #1 round brush and Fuzzy Bear Brown.
- Outline the design with Raven Black and a #1 round brush.
Bonus Tutorials
Monster High Design
Geisha Design
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