Tim Gratton Body Paint

Tim Gratton's Face and Body Paint is a professional-grade high quality cosmetic paint, that conforms to Australian and CE cosmetic regulations and Australian Standard 1647.3.

available in a 250ml jar and a 75ml tube

Application:
It is advisable to use Tim Gratton's Face and Body Paint over a "barrier" or hand cream on the face to lessen the chance of an adverse reaction on sensitive skin. Directions
Using a clean palette knife or other utensil, remove as much paint from the container as necessary for the session and replace lid.
Do not return unused paint to the container! Contamination will reduce the shelf-life of your paint drastically.

Place on a palette or other clean non-porous surface. Mix the required secondary or tertiary colours on this palette.

Apply a barrier cream or hand cream to the skin before painting: this will make it even easier to remove Tim Gratton's Face and Body Paint from the skin.

Apply the with a soft brush, sponge, cotton wool or cosmetic dabber. 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.

Tim's tips and tricks of the trade
Hairspray can be used to coat the hair before applying body paint. Hairspray can also be sprayed over the completed body painting to prevent rubbing or flaking over long periods. Avoid eyes and mouth when spraying.

Olive Oil can be applied with a spray atomizer over the body paint to give a silky shine or you can mix it with the metallic paint on the second coat to make it really glossy. Apply the first coat of paint without olive oil.

Airbrush
It is possible to use an airbrush for fine detail or spray gun for larger areas with Tim Gratton's Body & Face Paint. Brilliant effects can be achieved with the use of an airbrush. All the colours and the metallics (except the gold and silver glitter) will go through the smallest of airbrushes. However, a 0.3 mm or larger size is recommended. Dilute with water up to equal parts and spray apply. An approved mask should be worn when spraying with the paints even though the paints are non-toxic.