Honey Gold, Gold, Champagne, Rose Gold and Cotton Candy.

Things you will need:
  Paint Palette
  Plastic Wrap
  Paint Brushes
  Glass Shot Glass or other small glass jar
  Rubbing Alcohol 91%+ or Lemon Extract – This is only for cleaning your brushes. Do not put the       Brush back into the paint after it has been in the rubbing alcohol! Brush must be cleaned with soap and water after it has been in rubbing alcohol.

For Best Results:

Find a smooth, nonpourous surface to work on. Marble or a silicone mat are good choices. Avoid wood surfaces or unfinished wood as these can be stained and finished wood can be damaged by the alcohol content of the paint.

Shake Well before each use.

Cover the paint palette with plastic wrap leaving it loose enough for the paint to weigh it down in each cavity. 

Have the alcohol or lemon extract ready. Each time you are completely finished with a paint brush, place it in the alcohot or lemon extract to soak so the paint does not dry on the brush.

Inside the cap of Poppy Paint, there is a tamper evident ring. Dispose of this the first time your paint is opened. 

Pour the Poppy Paint into a reservoir of the wrapped paint palette. After pouring, wipe the bottle tip clean before recapping. This prevents the cap from becoming glued to the tip.

If tip becomes clogged, clear it using a needle, scribe or toothpick.

When done painting, thourghly rinse the brushes in the alcohol or lemon extract the wash with warm soapy water until clean.

Paint spills can be cleaned from nonpourious surfaces by scrubbing with a high prood rubbing alcohol.