GTX, Metallic Blue Lake Travis 60g

GTX, Metallic Blue Lake Travis 60g

Introducing Lake Travis, a captivating turquoise metallic blue-green hue inspired by the breathtaking beauty of the lake nestled in Austin, Texas. This mesmerising shade captures the essence of the shimmering waters and lush surroundings, offering a harmonious blend of tranquil blues and vibrant greens. Perfect for peacocks, mermaids and dragons.

GTX, Ingredients

Calcium Carbonate;(35%)- This ingredient is a naturally occurring mineral that is commonly used as a filler in cosmetics. It is considered safe for use in cosmetics and is compliant with FDA regulations.

Aqua (30%)- This is pure water.

Glycerine(6%)- This ingredient is a humectant that helps to hydrate the skin. It is a common ingredient in cosmetics and is considered safe for use in cosmetics by the FDA.

Polysorbate 20% This is a water-soluble surfactant derived from natural sources, and is commonly used in cosmetics. It is compliant with FDA regulations.

Acacia Senegal Gum(1%)- This ingredient is a natural plant-derived gum that is commonly used as a thickener in cosmetics. It is considered safe for use in cosmetics and is compliant with FDA regulations.

Phenoxethanol (1%)- This ingredient is a preservative that is commonly used in cosmetics to prevent the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms. It is considered safe for use in cosmetics at concentrations up to 1% and is compliant with FDA regulations.

Color lakes(25%) - These are pigments that are created by combining a dye with a metal salt to create a stable, insoluble compound. The specific color lakes listed in our ingredients (CI 77891, 42090, 45380, 45410, 19140, 77491, 77492, 15850, 115985) are all approved for use in cosmetics by the FDA.

You will see our ingredients listed on the back of our paints. If you have questions about FDA compliance, here is the link to the FDA's site where they discuss which colour lakes and ingredients are skin-safe. (A good read for all face painters!)

USEAGE INSTRUCTIONS

The information provided comes from the manufacturer, GTX Face Paints. 

 The Face Painting Shop are not responsible or liable in any way for their claims or the results of following or not the manufacturer's instructions and or claims. 

Manufacturer usage instructions for GTX Face paint.

As with any cosmetic product, you should always read the label and follow the instructions before using our face paint. You should also avoid using our face paint if your customer has acne, cuts, wounds, infections, or rashes on their skin. If your customer experiences any irritation, redness, itching, or swelling, they could be having an allergic reaction and should consult a doctor. We suggest a patch test.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the lids of the containers tightly closed when not in use to prevent them from drying out or getting contaminated. You should also clean your tools regularly with soap and water to prevent bacteria growth.

Start Clean, stay clean.

Never dip a brush or sponge into the large crafting cakes.

Repot for single-colour use, don't use the paint that is in your crafting container on the job, and then make cakes out of used paint.

Wear gloves when creating your cakes to prevent bacterial growth on your crafting cake.

When creating a cake, use clean tools. Cavicide wipes are perfect to wipe out and sanitise your boxes and crafting knife before filling and between cuts. (Sanitise your box and knife every time, especially if using recycled boxes!)

Use the GTX crafting knife or another sharp knife to cut slices out of your crafting cake. Cut with care! Slow and steady.

Keep your fingers out of the way. When cutting from the edge, run the knife along the box edge to loosen the paint easily.

Press down on all colours once your cake is complete.

Add all of the desired colours to your box USING ONLY GTX PAINT. We are the only paint that is legally insured for this purpose! DO NOT MIX our brand with other brands, it will void your insurance.

Additional Info, inform and confirm with your insurance you are covered to proceed with this procedure.