12-Color Face and Body Paint Palette for Bold Art

Your Full Creative Palette

A dozen ways to stand out

White, black, silver, gold, orange, red, pink, turquoise, blue, green, brown, and burgundy give artists a practical starting spectrum for bold designs.

One case, zero scavenger hunt

The compact rectangular format and clear protective case keep every pan visible, organized, and ready for travel to events, conventions, or shoots.

Made for theatrical impact

The cream palette is presented for saturated-looking face and body designs, from detailed character work to graphic performance makeup.

How To Build The Look

1. 1
   Start with clean, dry skin

   Patch test first, then prepare clean, intact skin. Keep the area around the eyes and lips clear unless the product is specifically labeled for those areas.

2. 2
   Plan the color story

   Choose the main shade, a contrast color, and the details before you begin. The organized case makes the full range easy to scan.

3. 3
   Block the main shapes

   Use clean tools or applicators to place the larger areas first. Build the character from its strongest shapes rather than chasing tiny details too early.

4. 4
   Layer the drama

   Add contrast, metallic-looking silver or gold accents, and fine marks once the main design is in place. Test blends before applying them to the final look.

5. 5
   Remove it gently

   After the event or shoot, use a suitable makeup remover and cleanse without aggressive scrubbing. Clean tools before storing the palette.

Everything In One Case

• Individual face and body color pans×12

  White, black, silver, gold, orange, red, pink, turquoise, blue, green, brown, and burgundy.

• Clear protective palette case×1

  Compact rectangular plastic format for organized storage and portability.

Every Face Has A Story

1. 1
   The Color You’re Missing

   You can picture the costume perfectly, then discover the right orange, burgundy, turquoise, or highlight is nowhere in the makeup bag. A half-finished design is usually a color problem before it is an artistic one.

2. 2
   Open A Bigger Possibility

   Open the clear case and the whole color story is in front of you. Twelve individual pans make the shift from scattered singles to one organized creative starting point feel wonderfully immediate.

3. 3
   Build The Character

   Start with the main shapes, bring in contrast, then add the small marks that make the character recognizable. The cream colors give you a practical base for graphic performance makeup, cosplay details, and expressive body art.

4. 4
   Ready For The Next Look

   Keep the compact palette close for the next convention, festival, shoot, or Halloween plan. Patch test first, use it on clean intact skin, and let your next idea be bigger than the colors you already own.

One Palette Versus The Rest