What are the dimensions of this product?
The container is 2 14/16 inches in diameter and 9/16 inches tall.
How to apply and remove it?
Apply with a dampened sponge or brush. We recommend that you apply water to your brush or sponge and then load the makeup rather than spraying your paints. This line of makeup may require a bit more water than other brands. The first time you use some colors you might need to work the color until your break the "waxy" barrier. These colors remove easily with soap and water.
What is this product best for?
All Kryvaline pearly colors are really nice for base work but not the best for line work. Kryvaline Creamy Pearly white is a very soft and gentle color. It will pop when applied on darker skin tones and it will look soft and pastel like when applied on light skin tones. Perfect for butterflies, princess crowns, garden designs, etc.
What else should I know?
All standard colors are made with FDA compliant ingredients and are hypoallergenic. These paints contain no perfume to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. All standard colors are made with FDA compliant ingredients and are hypoallergenic. Kryvaline cakes are made in China under the direction of Kryvaline. They contain no perfume, parabens or lanolin to reduce the risk of allergic reactions.
Attentions: Use a waterish painting brush. Store in clean and dry state with the lid on. Colors can be mixed. Cover the lid after use. Clean the painting color with soap and water. Use within 18 months of opening. If unsure about sensitivity a patch test is advised. If a reaction occurs within 60 minutes do not use. Unsuitable for children under 3 years old due to small parts may cause a choking hazard. May stain fabrics.
Aqua-Calcium Carbonate-Acacia Senegal Gum-Glycerin may contain: Iron Oxides CI77491, Titanium Dioxide CI 77891, FD&C Yellow 5 CI19140, FD&C Red 40 CI16035, FD&C Blue1 CI42090 Mica CI77019, and Non Toxide Fluorescent Pigments, Manufactured with FDA approved ingredient. Conforms to ASTM D4236, USP 61 Microbial limit test, US California Prop 65 and CE-EN71 part 3: 1994.