PRIME PASTEL FACE PAINT COLOURS
Professional Pastel Face Paint
Discover the soft beauty of Fusion Body Art Prime Pastel Face Paints — a premium collection of water activated pastel colours made with high quality cosmetic grade ingredients and formulated using FDA and EU approved pigments. Designed for professional face and body painters, these pastels deliver reliable performance, smooth application, and beautifully soft tones.
Soft matte finish • Easy to blend
Part of the renowned Prime face paint range, these pastel shades are developed to stay delicate and smooth while maintaining strong colour clarity.
- Quick water activation
- Glides effortlessly for smooth coverage
- Lightweight, flexible feel on skin
- Works beautifully with brushes & sponges
Perfect for
Pastel colours are ideal for soft and magical designs with clean transitions and elegant detail.
- Princess & fairy face paint designs
- Unicorn & rainbow artwork
- Floral & butterfly designs
- Baby showers & kids party themes
- Soft gradient backgrounds & highlights
Jest Paint - Ultimate Professional Face Painting Case with Two Removable Foam Inserts
Fusion Body Art Face Paints – Prime Pastel Yellow | 25g
Fusion Body Art Face Paints – Prime Pastel Orange | 25g
Fusion Body Art Face Paints – Prime Pastel Green | 25g
Fusion Body Art Face Paints – Prime Pastel Pink | 25g
Fusion Body Art Face Paints – Prime Pastel Purple | 25g
Fusion Body Art Face Paints – Prime Pastel Blue | 25g
How to apply & remove Prime Pastel face paint
Fusion Body Art's Prime Pastel colours are water activated just like the rest of the Prime range — get your brush or sponge slightly wet, then work it back and forward (or in a circular motion) over a small area of the cake until the paint reaches a creamy consistency, then apply to skin. To remove the face paint, use soap and warm water on a sponge or soft cloth and gently rub until the pigment loosens, rinsing with warm water afterward.
For the full step-by-step technique, brush recommendations and troubleshooting, see our guides on How to Load a Face Paint Brush and Sponge and How to Use Split Cakes for Face Painting.