Stargazer Glitter Stars - Red

Yes, Stargazer Glitter Stars are cosmetic grade and designed for safe use around the eyes and mouth. However, as with any cosmetic product, discontinue use if irritation occurs and consult a physician.

For best results, apply a layer of cosmetic glitter glue or a damp makeup brush to your eyelid first. Then, gently tap or sprinkle the glitter onto the wet adhesive. You can also mix the glitter with a setting spray on your brush before application.

Absolutely. You can embed the glitter within acrylic layers during application or sprinkle it onto wet gel or polish for a decorative effect.

No, the glitter is designed to be colorfast, meaning the colors will not fade or bleed, making it suitable for long-term craft projects.

Cosmetic grade glitter is manufactured with stricter safety standards and smoother edges to be safe for use on skin, especially around sensitive areas like the eyes and lips. Craft grade glitter may have sharper edges and is not intended for cosmetic use.

For small spills, use a slightly damp cloth or paper towel. For larger spills, try using packing tape to lift the glitter from surfaces. Vacuuming can disperse fine glitter particles, so use with caution.

Yes, you can mix different colors of Stargazer Glitter Stars together to create custom shades and effects.

Ensure you are applying the glitter to a wet or tacky surface. Try using a dedicated glitter adhesive or a damp application tool.

The glitter needs a wet medium to achieve its full sparkle. Re-wet the application area or the brush, or mix the glitter with a suitable cosmetic base.

Use an oil-based makeup remover or micellar water to gently dissolve the adhesive and lift the glitter. Avoid harsh scrubbing.

Gently tap the container or use a fine needle to clear the shaker holes. Ensure glitter is completely dry before re-sealing the lid.