The PXP Pressed chunky glitter cream flamingo pink chameleon is a glitter gel by PXP Professional Colours in a round 10 ml pot, with coarse hexagonal glitters in a flamingo-colored cream base. You wear it during carnival or at a festival, when your face needs to stand out even from a distance. The glitters catch the light in green, yellow, and blue shades, and that color gradient explains the word chameleon in the name.
What exactly does this chunky glitter cream look like?
- The glitters are pressed in a flamingo-colored cream base.
- The glitter particles are coarse and hexagonal, and they are mixed in different sizes.
- Under light, the shine of the particles shifts to green, yellow, and light blue.
- The pot contains 10 ml of glitter cream.
- You apply the cream easily and also remove it easily.
- You use it on your face, on your body, and in your hair.
Chunky glitter during carnival and at festivals
Chunky glitter consists of larger particles than fine glitter powder, so that each flake reflects the light individually. You see that effect especially in the evening, during a carnival parade under the streetlights or by the lights of a festival stage. First apply a thin layer with your fingertip or a brush and then build up where you want more shine. This way you keep yourself in control of whether it becomes a light accent line or a fully covered piece of skin.
Finishing a flamingo look with glitter
Put the glitter cream on your cheekbones and along your temples, then it frames your face without covering your eyes. If you want a recognizable flamingo look, choose clothes and accessories in the same soft shades and keep the rest of your makeup calm, so that the hexagonal glitters do the work. At a festival, a stripe of glitter on your shoulders or collarbone looks good with an off-the-shoulder top. For carnival, you combine it with glitter face paint in a different shade, so that you create a color gradient across your cheek.
Get the PXP Pressed chunky glitter cream flamingo pink chameleon at home and give your face a layer of coarse, color-changing glitters during carnival or at the festival grounds.