Description
The Ben Nye fireworks cream colors are an amazing cream colored make-up infused with vivid glitter and eye-catching shimmer! They can be used for stage or theatrical looks, festival makeup, all the way down to everyday glam. These lightweight creme pigments are able to blend wonderfully onto eyes, lips, cheeks, and body for dazzling looks.
Key Features of Ben Nye Fireworks Creme Color Makeup
- Vibrant Color Selection: This creamy make-up can provide really bright, deep color for any theatrical or artistic make-up look or add accents to other make-up applications.
- Glitter and shine: These will provide added sparkle to your eyes and cheeks with this super-rich, colorful glitter makeup.
- Versatile Application: This creme color makeup can be used on the face, eyelids, and lips, and for costume make-up. Works for all types of make-up from editorial and theatrical to festival or everyday beauty looks.
- Creamy, Blendable Formula: This creamy texture blends seamlessly into your skin using your fingers or a brush. The buildable coverage of this creme color makeup makes it ideal for coverage and will not crease or clump!
- Portable & Easy to Use: The compact, lightweight design of the Ben Nye fireworks cream colors palette fits nicely into any make-up kit and is perfect for the travelling artist, make-up professional, or make-up lover.
How To Use Ben Nye Fireworks Creme Color Makeup
- Skin Preparation: For an even application, apply a moisturizer or primer to the skin before using the shimmer (to prepare the skin for use).
- Select a Tool: Use either your fingers, a flat brush, or a beauty sponge to find how much product you want to use.
- Apply: To create a bold shimmer finish, apply product to your eyelids, cheekbones/lips, or anywhere on your body by gently pressing it into your skin.
- Blend: Use a clean brush or your finger to soften the edges of the shimmer for an even glow.
- Build or Layer: Apply more of the product to create a more intense color or use setting spray to help your shimmer stay longer.
