The trusted quality of our make-up, with multiple colours in one package.

Flowers, rainbows, butterflies and other fantasy figures: with just one brush stroke you can create beautiful colourful designs. Our broadest synthetic brushes (S24/S25/S26) are ideal for this.

The One Stroke - Holland contains the colours red (505), white (001) and blue (301).

Directions for use:

One Stroke Water Make-up (also known as split cake or rainbow cake) consists of a rectangular box containing multiple colours of make-up in thin strips next to each other. The trusted quality of our make-up, with multiple colours in one package. Flowers, rainbows, butterflies and other fantasy figures: with just one brush stroke you can create beautiful colourful designs. 

• Water-based make-up
• Fast drying
• Vegan
• Unperfumed
• Free from parabens, talc and gluten
• Safe to use near the eyes and on the lips
• Easy to remove with water and soap or shampoo
• Available in various colour combinations

Procedure
Use a firm, broad brush - our broadest synthetic brushes (S24/S25/S26) are ideal for this. It is also possible to work with a make-up sponge. The make-up needs moisture to be activated, but should not be too watery.

With a brush:
Lightly dip the brush in water and then run it over the colours in the box, until you are satisfied with the amount of make-up on the brush. Place the brush on the skin at an angle of approximately 45 degrees and make the desired shapes.

With a sponge:
Lightly dampen the sponge and then dab it onto the colours in the box, until you are satisfied with the amount of make-up on the sponge. Wipe the sponge over the skin to make the desired shapes or use a dabbing motion to create a softer, more covering effect.

Removal
Lightly wash the skin with lukewarm water and soap or shampoo to remove the make-up. Remove any remaining traces of colour with Grimas Cleansing Lotion or Multi Remover Pure. Do not use ready-to-use cleansing cloths.

Composition:

The ingredients that are present in the product in the greatest proportions are listed first.
Ingredients that are present in the product to less than 1%, are listed in random order at the end of the list.
Then the pigments and colorants are addressed, even if they are used in large quantities.