Glitter Tattoo Stencils available for a limited time, you can find the self-adhesive stencils in "Glitter Tattoo Stencils" page under our Body Art category.
Our "Abracadabra" Pixie Paint is a blend of different sizes of holographic white glitters, like our True Colors blend, but also includes ultra fine glitter in the mix. It looks like a rainbow of colors, depending on how the light hits it.
Our "Lucky Star" Pixie Paint is a warm blend of fiery iridescence and golden stars.
Due to popular demand, we have added more pink to our "Pretty in Pink." The one complaint that we had with this color was that it was too translucent and didn't really look pink on skin. So we added Pink Hearts and some Peony Pink chunkies to the blend. Pink Power!
Our "Pretty in Pink" Pixie Paint is a blend of different sizes of holographic white and pink glitters, silver stars, and various holographic white chunky glitters. Depending on how the light hits, you can also see shades of purple, gold, green, and copper.
Our "Purple Rain" Pixie Paint is a blend of different sizes of Lavender, Amethyst, Silver Stars, and holographic glitters.
"Valley Girl" brings me back to the days of hanging out at the mall, aqua net hairspray, sterling silver jewelry, and absolutely everything neon. We blended our chunky sizes of blacklight reactive glitters with a mix of silver and holographic glitters. It looks great in daylight or under blacklight.
Our "Xanadu" Pixie Paint is a holographic silver blend. It's like a disco ball in a bottle.
This is an identical color-match to the glitter creme we formerly carried, called Biosphere. We had to discontinue Biosphere when we ran out of plant-based glitter, but we were able to copy the color, using regular polyester glitter. We are calling this color "Illumine" because it illuminates your designs with an ethereal glow. The transparent holographic glitter matches every color combination.
Click link down below to watch the swatch video of "Illumine" glitter creme
https://www.instagram.com/p/Chc1UbYpTOc/?igshid=NTdlMDg3MTY=
Click link down below to watch the swatch video of "Orion" glitter creme
https://www.instagram.com/p/Chcy0aaJxrI/?igshid=NTdlMDg3MTY=
Material Girl is a sheer hot pink chunky glitter. It's actually a larger version of our Bubblegum Pink glitter.
This glitter is NOT solvent-resistant.
The particle size is .094 hex.
You can use our cosmetic gel base to stick these to skin or hair. Just apply the gel and then pat on some glitter while the gel is still wet. Or mix the glitter with the gel and apply with a brush.
This glitter is NOT solvent-resistant.
The particle size is .094 hex.
You can use our cosmetic gel base to stick these to skin or hair. Just apply the gel and then pat on some glitter while the gel is still wet. Or mix the glitter with the gel and apply with a brush.
***Current Stock Manufacture Date - May 2024***
I've sourced a new glitter creme base and have done extensive testing with the glitters over the past couple of months.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we are unable to keep the "old" glitter creme base in stock. We've waited patiently for our manufacturer to get back on track with product and ingredient shortages, but unfortunately, they've let us down one too many times and we're not going to let one of our most popular products remain out-of-stock indefinitely.
The positives:
Lower price (Who doesn't love that?)
No need to microwave - My current method is to whip the base with my mixer, then fold in the glitter with a spatula. When making just a small sample batch, I simply used big spoon to smush the base around on a plate and then folded/pressed the glitter into it with a spatula. If you prefer, you can absolutely melt the base first.
Better results with Biodegradable glitters - One of the problems with the old base, was the high melt temperature which would cause biodegradable glitters to become brittle. But being able to work with this product at cooler temperatures means it should be suitable to use with biodegradable glitters.
Softer end product - I've left some mixed glitter cremes spread out on a plate and even after two months, the product was still soft I was still able to apply the glitter creme with an applicator or finger. (By the way, I don't recommend leaving the product opened on a counter for months, but I like to do extreme testing.)
Longer Shelf Life: The base itself has a 2 year shelf life after manufacture. I will start posting the manufacture date on the website so you know when you purchase it, how much time you should have to use it.
The negatives:
You'll have to update your ingredient list. As much as my neurodivergent brain despises big changes, there was no product available with an ingredient list that matches the base we've been using. Perhaps there actually is a worldwide shortage of certain ingredients and that's why nobody else is making something similar.
While this base has a very commonly used ingredient deck for lip balms and body butters, you still want to inform your clients and check for any potential allergies.
Ingredients: Castor seed oil, cetyl stearyl alcohol, Olive oil, beeswax, hydrogenated castor oil, soybean lipids, lauryl laurate , carnauba wax, candelilla wax, Vitamin E
(Product instructions under the How-To-Use tab below)
10ml Body Glue in sponge-tip applicator vial. 10ml of Body Glue will do approximately 75 regular-sized glitter tattoos.
