Natural Face Paint Kit

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The Natural Face Paint Kit — clay-and-mineral-based face and body paint made from all-natural, organic ingredients. Nourishes the skin while it colours. For Halloween, festivals, theatre, parties, or any time you want to wear your art.

Kit Contents

• 6 containers of face paint in red, yellow, green, blue, black, and white
• 3 bamboo makeup applicators

Ingredients

Distilled water, natural clay and mineral pigments, organic castor seed oil, certified-organic beeswax, certified-organic Shea Nilotica (fair-trade Shea butter), glycerin (from coconut oil), cetearyl alcohol (from natural vegetable oils), carrageenan seaweed, olive-mulse (olive-based emulsifier), 1% Optiphen (a formaldehyde-free, paraben-free preservative).

Why This Kit

• Nourishes skin with organic castor seed oil and shea butter
• Non-toxic, water-soluble, durable
• Free of heavy metals, nanoparticles, parabens, phthalates, formaldehyde
• Cruelty-free (contains beeswax, so not vegan)
• Suitable for all ages
• 100% post-consumer recycled, biodegradable packaging
• Hand-made

Care

Washes off easily with water and mild soap. May stain fabric — wear something you don't mind getting paint on.

About Natural Earth Paint

Natural Earth Paint creates truly non-toxic, plant-based art supplies — paints, pigments, mediums, varnishes, and kits that perform like conventional materials without the toxic chemistry. Pigments are sourced from small family-owned quarries around the world (USA, France, Italy), and packaging is 100% post-consumer recycled.

The brand operates from a solar-powered facility in Southern Oregon with wind-powered packaging, holds Gold certification from Green America, and donates a portion of profits to One Tree Planted, Rogue River Keeper, and other environmental organizations. Products are assembled in Canada for the Canadian distribution market.

Third-party tested, certified completely non-toxic, vegan (face paint contains beeswax), and cruelty-free. Free of fillers, synthetic preservatives, heavy metals, and the petrochemicals that dominate most paint manufacturing. A different way to make art.