Reply to "Sealing Luster Dust on Cookie"

I've never tried sealing lustre dust in any way, but sometimes I'll 'buff' it with a soft fat brush, so that the excess comes off, and then it's much less likely to leave 'dust prints' on anything that touches it (eg fingers, or cellophane bags). Sometimes I'll put thicker layer of dust on and rub them in with the brush to get a stronger colour, before buffing off the rest. I find all lustre dusts different (even within the same ranges), and some colours will 'polish' up nicely, whereas others just want to rub straight off altogether.

8/6/162:48 PM

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