Resin-based temporary
tattoo paint was developed by Temptu
to create temporary tattoos for actors in tattooed film roles. Temptu
and Harquus
are FDA approved, and safe to use on anyone. Resin based body
paint
does not stain the skin, is waterproof, and can be removed with rubbing
alcohol (surgical spirits.) The paint will last one to four
days,
depending on aftercare. This makes them
ideal for situations where a person wants body art more durable than
gilding paste, but not long-lasting like henna. The Temptu and Harquus paints are safe and
suitable for children.
Start by cleaning the skin, then powder the skin lightly with talcum powder. Apply the paint with a brush, using the technique shown at http://www.harquus.com/how/ Instead of using talcum powder to seal the paint, brush glitter onto the slightly tacky paint. Pour loose ultrafine body glitter into a small cup and brush it over the paint with a wide brush. The example below was done with Jerome Russell Pixie Sparkle opalescent glitter, Swarovski crystals applied with Liquid New Skin, and Harquus. You can see that the opalescent
glitter in the bowl has no color of its own, but is highly reflective.
Opalescent glitter over black resin-based body paint reflects
irridescent greens and blues.
A reliable online supplier
for fine cosmetic quality glitter and
resin-based body paint is http://www.amerikanbodyart.com/
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