Cameleon Airline UV Paint - Sun UV Orange is a strongly pigmented, water based liquid or airbrush makeup, that can deliver vibrant and opaque coverage. Cameleon UV/Neon colors are bright under normal light, and pop out intensely under blacklight. Neon colors tend to be sheerer during normal light and might need thicker application for an opaque coverage. Applications under blacklight require only a thin layer of color. Cameleon offers professional quality makeup that stays light on skin for longer durations, without cracking or fading.
Cameleon Airline airbrush paint is not waterproof. For waterproof makeup, check out these brands such as ProAiir or European Body Art.
How Do I Apply?
Note: Small pigments tend to settle down at the bottom of the bottle; so always shake well before use. Pour Airline makeup into your airbrush gun and apply. Alternatively, apply directly out of the bottle with a brush for line work. Use a sponge tip applicator for tear drops and designs such as small flowers. Apply using a sponge for wider, opaque coverage.
How Do I Remove
Airline paints are not water proof and can be removed with soap and water.
How Many Faces Will This Paint?
Each 50 ml bottle will give about 50 face applications.
Cameleon Face Paints are perfume (parfum) free, beewax free, sulfate free and paraben free, preventing any harmful effect on sensitive skin, especially making it safe to use on children.
Cameleon Paints are made with safe ingredients compliant with EU and FDA regulations for cosmetic use. Baseline colors have been approved by EU and FDA for cosmetic use. UV/Neon colors are all not yet FDA approved and hence are labelled for use in special effects only, not as cosmetic.
Please note: the US FDA recommends against using red, yellow, orange or purple facepaints or neon colors near the eyes and or using blue, green or purple facepaints near the lips to avoid possible staining issues.
We're sorry, but Face Paints, Makeup or Makeup Brushes may NOT BE returned due to health reasons.
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