Diamond FX Face Paints & SFX - Small Rainbow Cakes | 28gr

NOTICE: at our store we sell not only face and body paints and tools but also "Special FX (SFX) Non Cosmetic" products designed to be used for special effects only. UV/Neon colors that have that notice on their description and/or name indicate that they are not considered a cosmetic product within the USA and Europe. Many of the Diamond FX neon/uv products have yet to be tested by the USA FDA for cosmetic safety so manufacturers have labeled them and sell them as a Special FX product to be used on paper, clothing, over prosthetics, etc. to create a black light glow effect. This warning does not apply to all countries that we sell to, please look into your own country's regulations for neon paints. Any Neon/UV paint without that warning has been determined to be cosmetic compliant by the manufacturer. At Jest Paint we don't label these products and are not responsible for manufacturer's claims or label's compliance, but we do our best to make sure that the label information provided to us is available on our website as well. If you have questions please contact the manufacturer directly.

Diamond FX rainbow cakes that contain one or more strips of neon colors are labeled as "SFX Non-Cosmetic" and glow under black light. They perfect for painting prosthetic masks, signs, clothing etc. for black light parties. You will find these listed last.

Diamond FX also has a normal variety of water activated rainbow cakes that are professional face paint split cakes designed to be applied with one stroke of your brush or sponge to the skin. DFX split cakes are hypoallergenic, vegan and affordable. Diamond FX small Rainbow Cakes will add vibrant colors and a lot of details to every design. These 1 stroke sized cakes are a perfect addition to your face painting kit! Some rich colors like greens and teals may leave a faint stain.
NOTE: DFX Small Rainbow Cakes container between 24 and 28gram of paint per cake. That is why they are at this low price. Weight says Approx, so it is not exact due to paint densities and water loss after production.