- Alcohol Makeup Palette.
- 6 colors.
- Suitable for painting on hair, skin, silicone and latex.
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The Hair Illustrator Aging Palette can age any hair color easily, from a few years to a few decades. This palette contains 6 colors that can be applied with brush, sponge or mascara. Use them alone or combine them with any other color in the Skin Illustrator range to get the hair color you want.
Hair Illustrator ink palettes have incredible coverage and strength. Palette colors are activated with Skin Illustrator Activator or Skin Illustrator Slow Activator and have spectacular permanence power.
Palette colors are also activated with a spray or some ethyl alcohol (96o) or with but never use 70o alcohol, MEK, acetone or water.
Hair Illustrator is easily removed with Telesis Super Solv or Telesis Makeup Remover
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At the forefront of materials for molding in Spain for more than 35 years, Feroca continues to innovate, and continuously add products to its catalog, always looking for new and better materials that facilitate the molding and modeling tasks of our customers as much as possible. That is why Feroca seeks partnerships with the key manufacturers of each type of product, which has led us to be a distributor of the most prestigious brands in the sector, among which Polytek, Neill's Materials, Dow Corning, Chavant, Monster Makers and many more.
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