Fusion Leanne's Tropical Collection Palette | contains neon pink

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Leanne's Tropical Collection Palette | contains Neon Pink

Designed By: Makeup Artist Leanne Courtney

6 x 10g Mini Split Cakes

Fusion’s Tropical Collection palette was designed by Australian artist, Leanne Courtney. These colour combos were expertly designed by Leanne to provide maximum contrast and brightness. You can use these splits alone for a small design or use them together to create bold designs that your clients will love. This palette is best for tropical flowers, neon fish, sunsets, parrots, peacocks, unicorn manes, and wild butterflies.

Leanne's Tropical Palette | includes:

Fancy Eye's | Nirvana | Summer Day's

Leanne's Purple Pixie | Leanne's Flower Fairy | Leanne's Rainbow

How to Apply

Simply load a paint sponge with some or all of the colours in this cake by moving the sponge from side to side, and then tapping the colours just where you want them. You can create amazingly colourful designs with just one cake! Take care using just enough water to activate and load your sponge to get a clean impression. You can also use these larger rainbow cakes for 1 stroke painting if you load up just a few of the colours at a time with a 1” or smaller flat brush. Once you have the colours that you want loaded you can paint flowers, snakes, butterflies, dragons and so much more!

SPECIAL FX PRODUCT

The neon paints in this palette were developed to glow under a black light. Although the pigments used on this range have been widely used in the face and body art industry for over 20 years, the FDA and EU Commission has not yet approved them for cosmetic use, hence their designation as special effects products. Keep in mind that this only means that the FDA and EU have not considered these pigments risky enough to spend their time looking into them, just like it happens with henna and regular tattoo inks. It does not mean they have been banned or determined unsafe by the FDA or the EU. In fact, these neon /uv paints have been tested by independent laboratories and have been determined safe to be used on the skin. Still, because of FDA and EU regulations we are forced to label them as a special effects product. In Australia, UV/Neon paints are considered safe for use on the skin.

✓ Vegan Friendly ✓ Not Tested on Animals ✓ Gluten Free ✓ Perfume Free ✓ Paraben Free