Rainbow Ponies is a Fusion Body Art face paint split cake designed by makeup artist Elodie Ternois for her Lodie Up collection. Rainbow Ponies blends Elodie's signature rainbow gradient into one cake, built for flowing pony manes, tails, and rainbow trail designs. This 30g cake gives 100–200 applications (varies by design), with an easy wash-off formula. Rainbow Ponies is also one of six mini split cakes included in Elodie's Lodie Up Rainbow Ponies Palette — this listing is the same design in a larger, standalone 30g cake.
About the designer
Elodie Ternois is a French, internationally acclaimed face painter known for her signature cartoon-style designs, and a dedicated instructor. Hope, the mascot of her Lodie Up collection, works alongside her on content. This 30g cake is the individual version of the shade included in Elodie's Rainbow Ponies Palette.
FAQs
What is it?
A Rainbow Ponies face paint split cake designed by Elodie Ternois for her Lodie Up collection — 30g, giving 100–200 applications depending on design.
What is it used for?
A strong pick for pony face paint and rainbow face paint — ideal for flowing manes, tails, and rainbow trails in a single brush stroke.
Is this part of a palette?
Yes — Rainbow Ponies is one of six mini split cakes included in Elodie Ternois's
Lodie Up Rainbow Ponies Palette. This 30g cake is the same design available as a larger, standalone size.
What's the difference between a split cake and a rainbow cake?
Split cakes are 30g with narrow colour bands designed for one-stroke gradient blending. Rainbow cakes are 50g with full-sized colour segments built for full multi-colour sponge coverage as well as one-stroke work.
Can I use a sponge instead of a brush?
Yes — dab the colours onto the skin with a small sponge or round dauber, patting back and forth until the colours are even. A flat brush is better suited to one-stroke work.
How many applications does one cake give?
100–200 applications, depending on how much of the design uses the cake and how heavily it's applied.
Can colours be mixed?
Yes. Blend Fusion colours together while wet to create custom shades, or layer colours once the base layer is dry.
Is it safe for kids?
Yes, for ages 3 and up. As with any cosmetic, we recommend a patch test on the wrist before full application.
Comparison
vs buying colours separately
One split cake replaces multiple individual jars for this gradient — every shade sits ready for a single confident brush stroke.
This is the same Rainbow Ponies design included in Elodie's Rainbow Ponies Palette, sized up to a full 30g single cake — a good option if you go through this shade often and want a bigger stand-alone cake.
vs mixing your own colour combos
This split cake is pre-blended by Elodie Ternois specifically for her Rainbow Ponies design — no guesswork blending individual colours to get her signature gradient look.
vs oil-based paints
Acacia Senegal Gum base is lighter and more breathable than oil-based formulas — no greasy feel, no pore-clogging, and removes with soap and water instead of oil cleansers.
Best for
pony face paint and anyone needing easy soap-and-water removal at the end of the day.
Not suitable for: full waterproofing requirements. If you need waterproof paint, consider an alcohol-activated formula instead.
Global compliance
Fusion Body Art face paints are formulated to meet the strictest cosmetic safety standards across major markets worldwide — one formula, globally compliant.
Australia
FDA — United States
EC 1223/2009 — European Union
UK Cosmetics Regulation
+ more markets compliant
