Premiere Products Incorporated Skin Illustrator FX Palette

This is an alcohol-activated palette, meaning you need a high-percentage alcohol activator—typically 99% isopropyl alcohol—to release the pigment. Standard water-based activators will not work with this formula.

Yes, the Skin Illustrator FX palette is designed to work on a variety of surfaces, including silicone, gelatin, and foam latex appliances. It is a industry standard for coloring and detailing prosthetics.

Because the formula is designed to be sweat and water-resistant, soap and water won't remove it. You will need a specialized remover like Telesis Super Solv or a similar professional-grade makeup remover to break down the alcohol-based pigment safely.

While it is a professional-grade tool, it is accessible for beginners who are willing to learn the technique. Just keep in mind that because it is alcohol-based, it dries very quickly, so you will need to work efficiently to blend and layer the colors.

Absolutely. The entire Skin Illustrator system is designed to be compatible, allowing you to mix colors across different palettes to achieve the exact tone or effect you need for your injury simulation.

Once the alcohol evaporates and the makeup sets, it is incredibly durable and smudge-resistant. It is designed to withstand long shooting days, though you should always allow it to dry completely before letting it come into contact with fabrics.