How to Remove Paint and Glitter from your body after an event.

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Now your event is over and it's time for all the guests to go home. Everyone was painted up by one of our professional artists and they look great. When the party ends and the guests go home, they will want to know how to take everything off before they go to bed and head out the next day. We offer a range of temporary body art options, such as Face Paint, Waterproof Face Paint, Temporary Glitter and Airbrush Tattoos, and Glitter Bars. We only use cosmetic grade paints and glitters, that are safe for the skin and body. Depending on what the artist uses and the type of body art your guests receive, will determine how it is removed later. Here are ways to remove them.

Glitter Removal:

Remove glitter first by using a business card or credit card on dry skin, wiping away from the eyes! Use facial soap or perfumed hand soap, lathering face and wiping away from eyes with wash cloth, THEN add water.

Waterproof Face Paint Removal:

For waterproof face paint removal, use micellar makeup remover or natural oils (almond, coconut, etc.) then wash skin. Normal sweating and skin oils will ensure removal of any stains.

Temporary Glitter Tattoos Removal:

Glitter Tattoos can last anywhere from 1-10 days depending on how well you take care of them. Try to avoid rubbing or heavy swimming. Glitter tattoos are water and sweat proof but avoid rubbing your tattoo when bathing, and do not apply soap/lotion/sunblock directly on the tattoo. To remove glitter tattoo glue from your skin it is best to use alcohol, as that will help break down the glue faster. If you don't have alcohol, you can soak the glue area with baby oil or other natural oil. Then wait a few minutes and then wash with soap to gently remove it. The longer you wear your tattoo the easier it will be to remove. Do not try to peel the glue off the skin without using alcohol or an oil-based remover, because the peeling can irritate the skin.