Jim Howle Grease Paint – Tramp Gray

Jim Howle Tramp Gray Grease Paint is a creamy, grease makeup that can be used for professional performance makeup, theatrics, clown makeup or any other entertainment avenue. Being highly pigmented, a little of the product goes a long way. Jim Howle Grease Makeup can be easily applied with a brush. Comes in 0.75 ounce size.

Jim Howle Grease Paint is vegan, made with safe and simple ingredients like soybean & cotton seed oils. Backed with AP (Approved Product) seal, Jim Howle Grease Makeup is safe to use even on sensitive skin.

Grease Makeup is long lasting and resistant to sweat and stringent climate conditions. It is highly transferable and must be set with a setting powder (sold separately).

Please note that grease makeup cannot be removed easily with just soap and water as normal face paint. Please read detailed instructions below on application and removal of grease makeup.

How Do I Apply & Remove Grease Makeup?
How to apply:
Prepare the skin by washing it with soap and water to remove dirt and oil; use an astringent if needed.

Apply grease makeup starting with the lightest color and ending with the darkest color. Outline areas with a grease pencil and fill away from the lines for crisp divisions, or overlap dark on light for blended areas like a beard. For large areas of one color, pat the makeup with your sponge or fingers to smooth out streaks and even makeup application. For special effects, layer the makeup to build the desired effect.

Set the makeup with powder using either a powder puff or a powder sock (take a clean sock, put about a half cup of powder in it and tie a knot). Always have your subject close eyes and exhale while powdering. Powder gets EVERYWHERE, so it’s helpful to powder outside if possible. Fold the powder sock or puff together or turn it between pats on your face to avoid the transfer of colors. Remove excess powder with a soft brush or cloth.

Tips:
Keep your makeup out of heat or extreme cold. Use a different sponge or brush for each color. Keep makeup containers closed between applications and especially during powdering – powder on your makeup will ruin it!

How to remove:
Remove your grease makeup after the event is over, as leaving makeup on for more than a few hours can irritate skin, plus it may stain the skin or fabrics.

To remove grease makeup, wipe away the face paint with an oil based makeup remover or cold cream. For hard-to-remove colors, such as red, use a little olive oil warmed for 20 seconds in the microwave – rub in and let soak a few moments before wiping off.

After makeup removal, wash your face with a gentle cleanser to clean the remaining oil and grease makeup so that it doesn’t clog your pores.

When face painting with grease makeup at a pool party, be sure to give a slip with removal instructions to parents!