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Use a sponge for broad areas and a fine brush for precise accents.
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👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
🎃 Shop the Mood of the Season
👻 A Little Mystery for Your Home
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Bring costume ideas to life with rich, blendable cream color. Go straight from palette to brush and make the details your own.


Flat color and harsh edges can hold back a great costume. Bring the look together with rich cream color for signature markings, dramatic shadows and the details that make the character yours.

Pick up color directly with a brush or sponge—no water activation needed. Blend and soften edges as your character takes shape.

Use a sponge for broad areas and a fine brush for precise accents.
Blend neighboring colors into gradients and shadows.
Skip the activation water and keep your painting space simpler.
Bring the palette back out for cosplay, stage makeup, and themed parties.
Blend adjoining shades into softer transitions and expressive shadows.

Keep bright shades, deeper tones and metallic accents together in one palette, ready to pick up when inspiration strikes.

Prepare clean, dry skin and keep your brush or sponge ready.
Pick up color directly. Use a sponge for coverage and a fine brush for details.
Massage with cleansing oil or use a makeup-removing wipe, then wash with soap and water.
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“I used this for a costume look with lots of shading around the cheeks. Being able to soften the edges made such a difference, and I was really happy with how it looked in photos.”Maren L.Portland, OR
“I liked dipping straight into the color without setting up a cup of water first. I used a sponge for the base and a small brush for the details, which worked well for the look I had planned.”Colby N.Austin, TX
“I bought it for Halloween and had so much fun working on the makeup. It’s staying with my costume supplies because I already have another character I want to try.”Nadine R.Columbus, OH
It’s an oil-based solid cream palette for face and body painting.
No. Dip your brush or sponge directly into the color without adding water.
Use a sponge for larger areas and a fine brush for smaller details.
Yes. The cream texture can be blended to create gradients, shadows, and softer transitions.
Start with clean, dry skin before applying the paint.
Massage with cleansing oil or use a makeup-removing wipe, then wash with soap and water.
The outfit sets the scene. The color brings the character to life. Open your palette and make the details your own.