Six UV brush-tip markers and the Magic Remover. Everything you need to light up your face and body, then wipe clean when the lights come up.

Yes. Cosmetic-grade and water-based, made for face and body. Sensitive skin? Patch test first, like any cosmetic. Full ingredients: Water, Acrylates Copolymer, Propylene Glycol, Styrene/Acrylates Copolymer, Butylene Glycol, 1,2-Hexanediol, Caprylyl Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Dehydroacetate. May Contain: Solvent Yellow 160:1, Basic Red 1:1, Pigment Blue 15, Basic Violet 11:1, Pigment Green 7, Titanium Oxide.

Built to outlast the night. It is sweat resistant, and once it dries it will not transfer. Real-world wear depends on your skin type, the weather, and how hard you are dancing, so mileage will vary. What we will say flat out: this is the longest-lasting blacklight makeup on the market.

Sweat resistant, not sweat proof. It holds through normal dancing and sweat, but a heavy soak or hard rubbing can lift a spot. A quick touch-up takes seconds.

The Magic Remover is built for exactly this. A small amount lifts the paint off clean in seconds. No remover handy? Warm water and gentle soap do the job.

Once it dries on skin, it will not transfer. Wet paint can still catch fabric, so give it a minute to set before you dress, and go easy around light colors.

No black light required. The colors look great in normal light and fully ignite under UV, which most clubs and festivals already run. For the full glow at home, a cheap UV bulb does the trick.

Anyone. Skin-safe for face and body. For kids, an adult should apply and supervise, and patch test first.

Free US shipping, with most orders arriving in about 3 to 5 business days.

UV face paint is safe when two things are true: the paint is cosmetic grade and made for skin, and the light is a normal UVA black light. Mothership Markers are both.

The glow itself is just light. Fluorescent pigment soaks up invisible UV and hands it right back as color, nothing reactive on your skin. The trouble people blame on glow paint almost always comes from craft or poster paints that were never meant for a face.

Five things tell you a paint is skin-safe, and ours passes all five: made for face and body (stated on the box), water based so it rinses off without solvents, a full ingredient list you can actually read, a remover from the same maker (the Magic Remover is in every kit), and a real brand with a real name behind it.

The black light is fine too. Party black lights are low-energy UVA, the same band that comes through a window on a sunny afternoon, and far less UV than the sun gives you. Just do not stare into the bulb up close, and never use germicidal UV-C lamps.

Removal is warm water and gentle soap, or the Magic Remover for stubborn spots around hairlines and knuckles. Skip alcohol and scrubbing. One honest note: any cosmetic can bother someone, so if your skin runs sensitive, patch test on your wrist a few hours before the show, like you would with any makeup.