I am planning to make body paint using a moisturizer as the base, are these non-toxic? Are all the colors safe to use on skin/face?
1080343
no, this kit is for solvent (acetone etc) based applications. the water based one might be ok but check the MSDS (material safety data sheet) if it isn't touted as such.
2067685
I would not advise using this to tint lipsticks ..although they are toted as being "non-toxic" the powders contain chemicals that I would not dare put anywhere near my mouth.
516721
Oh, I didn't give you reference information in my answer. I have dry, sensitive, very fair, porcelain skin. I am very easily agitated by products, and these caused nooooooo problem at all! No pain or irritation during or after use!
1622536
This is a whole body moisturizer, including your face. It is like a base because it softens and moisturizes and leaves nothing behind to stain your clothes or make your screens slimy. It is a strong enough moisturizer for my skin, but extremely gentle so I can use it on my little ones also.
2000146
Yes, I think it is "safe". Worst case scenario I can imagine is should you decide to remove the film, the touch-ups could conceivably stick to the film (if the paint didn't adhere well to the body.
676876
There is nothing harmful in it. It is all natural. My son has sensitive skin and it doesn't bother him.
2175454
No. These are semi-permanent acrylic markers made for many surfaces. I would not recommend using this on skin. (Chemicals and what not)
605583
That is a very good question. As there are medical warnings on some ingredients in face products none of our products contain warnings. -Lydia Ann La Beaute Pure
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I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that is why you are seeing oil based and water based. I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that... » Read More I can't find the answer of water-based or alcohol base after looking at the bottle and the box. It may be on the box as there is one side of the box that I cannot read as there is a label covering it and dye stains covering it. However, it does say it is flammable and harmful or fatal if swallowed.Given the paint industry has gone from oil based to water based paints in the last 10 years due to environmental concerns, I am guessing this product is water-based, but it may have been oil based in the past. So maybe not all of the literature has been updated for the change and that is why you are seeing oil based and water based. « Show Less
2179965
I have combination skin so some are as are dry but as long as I used a regular moisturizer either under or mixed with the BB cream it was fine... no issues at all.
1540774
It's not intended for moisturizing. I find that it doesn't cake or dry out my skin, but it's lightweight so I think it can work for dry skin. Unlike drugstore powders, this is extremely translucent and, as I said, lightweight and not cakey. I wouldn't expect it to moisturize, but I don't think it would harm your skin!
715567
I can't read what the box says either. However with my experience working with them I can say they are similar to other paint pens out there. I would say they are water base, the paint dries fairly quickly and does wash off with water. As for if they are non toxic or not I can't say (since I can't read what it says) but to be safe I would avoid eating them. Hope this is some help.
1821283
The manufacturer says no...I dont think any that are on their website can be used on skin either. It smells so good, I wish it could be worn on skin. :0)
1244777
I only use this for my garden. It most likely is safe to work with, but I can't recommend using it as a bath or skin lotion.
2280782
This should be safe for cosmetic products, but I would definitely suggest contacting jacquard to see about its purity (usp grade is 99.9% pure). As to the difference, urea and allantoin are two different compounds. Urea on it's own is a generic humectant with some emollient properties. It has been used in lotions and balms up to 40% for skin redness and irritation. Allantonin has the same functions as urea, but is more emollient in nature (think lanolin) and is the more common ingredient used in cosmetics due to these properties. To make matters more confusing both allantonin and urea are BOTH referred to urea because of annoying naming conventions. So to sum up, you should be able to use this just fine though I'd contact the company. Urea is a little more therapeutic in use and a generic humectant, while allantonin will give you that softer creamy glide along with softening and humectant properties. Side note: urea is ubiquitous in labs for so many things, but I wanted to focus on your question regarding use in lotions.
948130
These are basically glider tattoos. I would not recommend to use it on the face, since it can stay on up to 5-7 days, unless you scrub it off really good. Not sure of the ingredients, but it does come with some glue, 2 paint brushes glider, and stencils. I used it for my 8yr old bday party and had the face painting case as well but they liked this one the most.
1069416
The back of the container says for use on the face and neck. I have been using it for around 20 years with some time in between when I could not find it in the stores but am in heaven now that I have found it again. I don't know what would happen if you used it on the body but be careful because of the ingredients. It kind of works like glycolic acid causing the skin to peel a little exposing new skin. You can't hang out in the sun without good sunscreen or a hat. Hope I could be of some help.