PXP mouse grey face paint is an aqua makeup in a medium grey shade, supplied in a round black pot of 10 or 30 grams.
The colour is designed to give your face a grey base, for a mouse snout at Carnival or a pale monster at Halloween. Because you apply the grey with water, you work with a sponge or brush and gradually build up the colour.
Features of PXP mouse grey face paint
- The colour is a solid medium grey, called mouse grey by PXP.
- You can choose between a small 10-gram pot and a large 30-gram pot.
- It is an aqua makeup that you apply with water and a sponge or brush.
- The grey is easy to apply and remove.
- The round black pot has a ribbed edge and an orange PXP print.
- The brand is PXP Professional Colours.
Working with grey aqua makeup
Aqua makeup is a dry colour cake that only becomes spreadable when you add water. Dampen a sponge or brush slightly, rub it over the grey, and apply the colour in thin layers. Let one layer dry briefly before applying a second one over it, and the grey will become fuller. Unlike a latex skin part, this grey does not create texture: it only colours, so choose it if you want a flat shade and no wounds or wrinkles. After the party, you can easily remove the colour.
What accessories suit a mouse face in this grey?
A mouse face especially needs ears and whiskers. Put on a headband with round ears and draw a nose tip and a few thin whiskers over the grey with black makeup. For a monster look at Halloween, the grey works as a base under dark shadows around the eyes, complemented by round glasses or silver-coloured jewellery for a dusty, ghostly appearance.
Order the small pot for one snout or choose the large size if you are making a whole group of grey mice at Carnival.