Neon orange body paint

Neon orange body paint is a bright orange paint for the face and body that lights up as soon as it is exposed to blacklight. The paint comes in a squeeze tube on a card and is intended for women and men who want to create a neon look. Think of an 80s party, an evening under UV light, King's Day, or a Dutch evening.

How much body paint is in the tube?

• The tube contains 28.3 grams of paint, also indicated on the card as 1 oz.
• The color is bright orange and remains clearly visible on the skin in normal light.
• The paint is UV-reactive and lights up under blacklight, as stated on the packaging.
• You use it on your face and body, for example on your cheeks, arms, or legs.
• The paint is for external use only and should not be ingested.

Neon colors under blacklight

Blacklight primarily emits ultraviolet light, and fluorescent pigments convert that light into visible color. As a result, a bright orange stripe in a dark room appears to glow on its own, while the same stripe outside in the sun is simply orange. This effect is the reason neon makeup is so popular at UV parties and 80s events, the decade in which bold blocks of color and neon accents defined the style. If you want to make sure your look works, apply a test stripe beforehand and view it under the same lamp as at the party.

How to create the orange neon look on your face and arms

Keep it graphic: two or three wide stripes across your cheeks or a triangle under your eye stand out more under UV light than a thin line. Combine the paint with other bright shades for a block of color, or stick to one color if you are going all out in orange for King's Day. Dark clothing makes the paint stand out even more, as the glowing color contrasts most strongly against it. Take the tube in your pocket so you can touch up halfway through the evening.

Order this neon orange body paint and create your neon look for an 80s party, an evening under blacklight, or King's Day.