Hybrid Waterproof Face and Body Paint 2.0 oz
ProAiir™ Hybrid Makeup - Unlike other hybrid makeup, ProAiir™ contains no water and blends together a complete set of water repellant makeup ingredients.
ProAiir from ShowOffs is a smooth flowing, long-lasting, durable airbrush hybrid makeup. ProAiir Hybrid was developed with the professional makeup artist in mind for spray-ability, coverage, and durability.
ProAiir is manufactured in the United States using only FDA compliant cosmetics, pigments, and passes all safety standards set forth by a third-party, US-based laboratory as "skin safe". It's the most waterproof makeup on the market and lasts up to 1-3 days when applied correctly, yet can be removed with liquid soap then water, baby oil or makeup remover.
ProAiir fades over daily wear.
ProAiir Ghost Glow is invisible in natural light. Ghost UV becomes visible only under black light where it shows brilliantly as a light blue color.
Fluorescent White is a bright color that shows up white during daylight, then has a bluish glow under black light!
Size: 2.0 oz
Removal Instructions
USE NO WATER AT FIRST!
Body Painting Removal: First, rub liquid soap or body gel into lather on skin OUTSIDE of shower. baby oil, makeup remover works great too! Step into shower and rinse, gently rubbing with a 'scrunchy', wash cloth or loofa if necessary.
Removal Instructions
USE NO WATER AT FIRST!
Body Painting Removal: First, rub liquid soap or body gel into lather on skin OUTSIDE of shower. baby oil, makeup remover works great too! Step into shower and rinse, gently rubbing with a 'scrunchy', wash cloth or loofa if necessary.
This paint smells really nice and goes on the skin very well. Unfortunately I found that it transfers from the skin to anything it comes in contact with. I just used a setting spray and that helped.
So I’ve bought this for Halloween and so haven’t had a full day wear test, but I’ve done a few several-hour wear tests to make sure it’ll work for what I need it for. It’s waterproof as long as I don’t use soap, and it goes on very nicely with a brush or a sponge (I don’t have an airbrush kit). The only con I have so far is that it comes off if I use lotion, but that’s to be expected since oil takes off alcohol-based body paint, I just wanted to experiment a bit with it before Halloween arrives and figured this was worth mentioning. I haven’t used it for my face yet so I haven’t tested that removal process yet, but my experience so far has been VERY positive. Also, a little bit goes a long way, though it is a little sheer so may need a couple coats.
For context, the photo with 2 patches was me testing different application methods (brush is close to my wrist and sponge is close to my elbow), and the photo with one large patch is with the paint layered. The splotchiness is because of user error, not an issue with the product.
