When choosing airbrush body art paint the main thing you need to make sure of is that it’s safe to use on the skin. You should always ask for a MSDS which stands for – “Material Safety Data Sheet” from the supplier to make sure it has been formulated to the highest industry standards. The last thing you want to happen is someone getting a reaction to the paint. If you do your research properly you should not have to worry about this ever happening.
Mot people like to start off with just using black airbrush body art paint but to make your temporary tattoos look more realistic you can mix black with navy blue or green airbrush body art paint
If you really want to gain attention with your body art then you can’t go past flourescent colors. They really jump off the skin and look fantastic especially under flourescent lights. You will need to put white airbrush body art paint down as a base coat when using flourescent colors.
The temporary tattoo below was painted using the following flourescent colors; Flouro Blue, green, yellow, red, green, and violet
