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The Skin Illustrator Starter Palette is an excellent way to begin using the alcohol-based colors. This palette contains ten or twelve of the most common colors from the Flesh Tone, Dark Flesh tone, FX and Complexion palettes. This compact palette is a time saver on set, it fits easily in your pocket and it is great for students and beginners, as it is less expensive then a standard size Skin Illustrator Palette.
The colors can easily be applied with a brush or mascara wand (palette cells may be too small to apply color with a sponge). Use it alone, or mix the colors with any of the other Skin Illustrator tones to create your own unique blend of color.
You must use Skin Illustrator Activator, Skin Illustrator Slow Activator, or 99% alcohol to activate the color pigment. Do Not use 70% alcohol, MEK, acetone, water or any other solvent.
Removal is easy with Premiere Product's Telesis Super Solv.
On Set Starter Palette includes: Rice Paper, Natural 1, Natural 2, Bamboo 1, Espresso 1, Midnight Brown, Coral Adjuster, Dusty Rose, Vein Tone, Prime Yellow, Blood Tone, Rose Adjuster.
**Packaging May Vary due to container availability at Premiere Products. Made by Premiere Products, Inc.
ABOUT SKIN ILLUSTRATOR:
Skin Illustrator, developed by award winning makeup artist Kenny Myers, is a system of durable, water and abrasion resistant alcohol activated make-up that is available in palettes and liquids. Created by professionals for professionals, Skin Illustrator is designed to speed up the process of color applications and touch ups by greatly reducing the need to mix colors. The wide range of colors allows you total control to create any illusion imaginable.
Skin Illustrator will cover tattoos, create effects, color hair, and it can be used on foam latex, gelatin, plastic, and silicone appliances. The high pigment content provides rich color tones that stay in place and last all day. Skin Illustrator colors can be activated with a spray or dab of alcohol, and they require few touch ups other than an occasional powdering. Whether you use a brush, air brush, sponge or stipple technique, Skin Illustrator can fix a problem or keep one from happening.
