Highly opaque makeup for theatre
Crème makeup (also known as greasepaint) is a highly opaque makeup based on oils and waxes. Crème makeup is used especially as a strong theatre makeup, but it is also used by first aid associations and in film. Because of the waxes and oils, crème makeup is easy to smudge and is therefore excellent for highlighting and shading. It is also suitable for ageing and character makeup and for special makeup effects
Greasepaint as a strong eyeshadow
Crème Makeup Pure can also be used as a strong eyeshadow or blush.
It is available in various skin tones, but also in strong colours including silver and gold. The colours can only be mixed with each other to a limited extent. For application, we recommend a plastic spatula or the fine-pored latex sponges.
Covering bald heads and latex parts
If you are applying makeup to people with bald heads or latex parts, we recommend using crème makeup. This colour adheres very well even to latex and covers transitions very well. Important: The greasepaint must be set with powder, so that the colour really stays on the skin.