Cameleon Base Line 32g - Camouflage (Green)

Cameleon Professional Colours Base Line 32g - Camouflage Green

Camouflage is a darker green colour, and a great choice for camouflage for lazer tag or paintball events. This darker green face and body paint is also perfect for for Halloween and cosplay characters.

About this amazing face paint: -

• Professional Quality Face and Body Paints
• European Brand
• Great water activated make up
• Strong Pigmented Colours
• Perfect for beginners and professional face painters

Cameleon Professional face and body paints originate from the Netherlands and are of superb quality! Cameleon face and body paints are highly pigmented face paint resulting in true colour results. Like other acacia senegal gum based paints, Cameleon Professional requires a little water to activate the face and body paints. Typically a softer consistency than other paraffin wax based face paints, Cameleon paints are easy to load onto the brush, allowing for smooth consistent results.

Cameleon Professional can also be used as water activated eyeliner and make up. Use a good quality eyeliner brush like ours, and wet the brush. Dip the brush into your water-activated eyeliner and roll the bristles to pick up the product. For a softer look, use more liquid to dilute the pigment. If you want a bold, vibrant look, keep your eyeliner a thicker consistency by adding less liquid.

About The Brand

Cameleon Professional Body Paint is a Dutch brand of face paint that is of fantastic quality and at affordable prices. Cameleon Professional paints offer strong, vibrant pigments that make any art work stand out. A very popular brand across the European market, Cameleon Professional delivers as a brand for both professional and casual painters alike. Interested in stocking Cameleon Professional? Contact www.cameleonaustralia.com.au

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Top 5 face painting techniques

1. Dip your face painting brush in water, and rub it against the face paint.

2. Holding your brush comfortably on an angle just like a pen, with your little finger touching the surface of the face lightly for stability.

3. Paint a thin, even line with confidence.

4. Then paint another line a little thicker and then one a little thinner.

5. Get use to the different pressures to make different thicknesses.

Extra - . Try one line with different thicknesses in one stoke. Always making sure your lines are crisp.

NOTE:

The Paint should glide easily and even on the skin. If the paint starts to drag, the brush is too dry, if the paint drips or bleeds into the skin, the brush is too wet, it may take a bit of practice to get the consistency right, also depending on the paint – brands and colours can perform differently to each other so it’s good to get to know how each of your colours perform.

Want to know more? --- www.TheFacePaintShop.com for products and workshops.

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