Is this cape for perming & colouring ?
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It is made of woven fabric. It's NOT a sheet of plastic. There is probably some risk of liquid chemicals soaking through and staining clothing.
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It comes with some makeup already on so not sure how useful it would be but it can be painted or drawn on. Permanent makeup generally means tattooing. I dont see it being at all useful for that.
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Yes, I use this to make shamballa bracelets and that involves macrame. Hope this helps! :)
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I think it would probably work well, it's not ultra thick, but did have nice stability. If you have any embossing/burning it should hold the design nicely. The price was pretty good, which is always a bonus when costuming.
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Totally... It's super fine and is great for drawing out impurities in the skin. I used it to make a facial soap bar and have had great results!
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There aren't instructions... If you're planning to use it for contouring and highlighting, be warned that is hard to build color up because it is so strongly wax based. Wouldn't recommend for that.
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It food color. It actually food paint. So this would not be good for you if you are looking for paint. I hope this answer helps.
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I haven't used it to apply make-up yet. I needed something I could use for plucking. The lighting on it is very good so it should be good for putting on make-up.
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No, I use it as a wardrobe system for art supplies. The material would crack.
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I can...but the color of the product is very close to the color of my skin. Be sure to 'feather out' the edges!
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I don't know about using it for tattoos. I've only used it to color my hair.
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This is one of the more luxurious capes I have used. It's not stiff at all.
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Yes. I use it for very small cross stitching on black cloth. I think it works great.
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Yes, it's the standard for Photoshop retouching. I wish there were good alternatives, though, as mine keeps falling apart, and it's expensive to replace.
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I did not use for that purpose and expensive is relative. I was happy with the result ls on a 300 jacket. That said. If I had a 1000 chair, I would find and indiscriminate part and apply a sample into a crevice. I found that it worked universally well on fades (no cracks), seams (like cracks), and edges near zippers. What I found that if you had a 2x2 area, work that in one step for universal sheen. Good luck. Try something old if you have it before the chair. $20 is not a big investment even for a swatch
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No this is just for weatherproofing something like a tent or some other camping things. So it's basically for fabric.
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And yes, it looks good. I used it on the ends of my hair to create an ombré.