Susy Amaro's, Easy Stroke, Flamingo Arty Cake

Our Easy Stroke, Flamingo Pink Arty Brush has been created by Susy Amaro, who teamed up with Silly Farm to create a line of Arty Brush cakes that have brilliant colours, intense blends and will help you create easy one stroke designs.

Susy's Flamingo Pink Easy Stroke is perfect for butterflies, pink flames, flowers, cupcakes, fairy crowns and so much more.

The black edge saves time to outline your design and the gradient of the same colours, gives less chance of getting a muddy cake since contrast colours won't mix as much. 

Contains, Neon Pink, Purple and Black.

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 Arty Brush cakes are best used with a 3/4" or 1” (No.12) flat brush for maximum coverage.

 Dip your brush in water and blot extra water from brush on a dry paper towel, next rub your brush back and forth across the surface of the Arty cake. Make sure to load your brush equally on both sides of the bristles. If you are using a sponge you can either dip it in water and squeeze all excess water or you can use a spray bottle to wet your sponge.

 Make sure you are not using too much water or it will cause colours to blend and bleed into one another.

 The colours are rub-resistant yet easy to remove with soap and tepid water.

Arty Brush Cakes are hand made by Silly Farm in the USA, using professional face and body paints from a variety of brands.  

 Non-toxic, hypoallergenic, anti-microbial, gluten, paraben and nut free. 

 Avoid contact with Fabrics.

Conforms to ASTM D-4236 & 76/768/EEC. & (EC) No 1223/2009.

The Neon Pink within this product, are made with pigments that have not been approved by the FDA to be used in cosmetics (the FDA has not tested them yet for cosmetic use)

They have been independently tested and have been determined safe for cosmetic use by independent laboratories.

However, following FDA guidelines these colours are labeled as a Special FX product to be used on prosthetics, clothing, etc. and “not” a cosmetic product.

Images for guidance, additional colours may-have been used.