Custom Body Art 1-Ounce Purple Temporary Airbrush Tattoo Body Art Paint Alcohol Based

Custom Body Art black is my favorite black body paint except for Olive Branch. Fewer jams, less stench, and much cheaper than Reel Creations (why do people still use that?). Comparable to, but much cheaper than, ShowOffs Pro-Aiir. The color is much blacker than Olive Branch, but I'll still go with Olive Branch when I'll need to touch up a paint job on-site, because they have both spray-on and brush-on variants.Custom Body Art white, though, I'm not so fond of. All white body paint is weak and cloggy, but Custom is in addition a bit too yellow.I usually paint body parts, not delicate tattoo art. You'll get jams if you're using a 0.5mm air brush nozzle (but still not as many jams and not as noxious a smell as Reel Creations, so I still don't see what's up with that). For large areas I use a spray gun with a 1mm nozzle at 40 psi, and it's /fast/. Dry with a hair dryer. If you want to remove it, rub it off with your fingertips after at least 2 days rather than making a horrible stink and mess with 99% isopropyl alcohol. DO collect the bits that rub off on a plastic sheet or something so you can throw them out easily.

I have ordered the black and the white body paints. I can't speak highly enough on the black. Worked great. The white was an entirely different story. It had separated, which in itself, isn't unusual. After shacking vigorously, I set up my airbrush. By the time I was ready to pour in the paint (approximately 8 minutes) it had already separated again. Shook it up thoroughly again and added it to the airbrush. It began to separate pretty quickly and clogged the airbrush. Unlike the black which was easy to clean with just the liquid airbrush cleaner, I had to completely disassemble the airbrush and scrub on it for 20 minutes. I still haven't quite gotten all of the paint out. It was a pretty frustrating experience overall. I'm pretty sure that had the bottle been brand new, this probably would not have been the issue seeing how awesome the black was that I had received.

I use this brand in a variety of colors for pro-level costuming; it's great, especially when applied with an airbrush though it may be effectively used with sponges as well. It goes on easily, comes off readily with baby oil or rubbing alcohol (wipes are good), doesn't stain the bath area and rarely stains fabric. Stays on through perspiration from film lighting, choreography and exercise. Easy to blend with other colors.The two downsides are minor - one is that it really needs to have dusting powder put on over it for anything on the hands, as it's a bit sticky at first. The second is that it's a bit thick and sometimes needs to be thinned with rubbing alcohol if it's applied with an airbrush (which it's supposedly designed for).Still, I rate it on par with other much more expensive brands.

Stays well

I couldn't beat the price. But I do special effects makeup for a living. And if this was needed day of shoot... someone would be in big trouble. Prolly the poor P.A. It looks like it leaked from a bad seal and not tight cap. Plus look how much room there is in the box! I'm just disappointed I guess.... EBA here I come.... I don't like righting reviews like this but come on... Sincerely, Darren Gierowski

Great product. Very nearly on par with Reel Creations (highest end body ink for costumes) at a lower price. Limited color range but at this price, custom mixing is very satisfactory.

Was used for airbrush Halloween makeup. Definitely not for airbrush, clogged my guns. Separated and turned yellow. Would not recommend this product.

Works very well, and I had no problem cleaning my equipment afterwards.