Just a different way, mainly for silicone makeups. Gel = no dust.

KY can be used as an onset remedy, but some fresh silicone applied will definitely bring back the gloss!

@@bitymoldsupply thanks!

I don't know your painting process, but the matting Gel (and any other matting procedure) should be the last step.

At 5:30-ish, you say to wait until you’re done painting, but I mean… How do I explain what I mean… Is it possible to make it so it CAN be painted again, once this is applied? A way to remove the gel? Or do I just need to be super sure? Sorry if that still isn’t clear enough-it’s 2am, haha. (Also, if I apply this stuff over a doll someone else painted with something like heat-set genesis paints (which seem to rub off over time), will it lock those pigments in or will those still rub off, and now the doll is also unpaintable?)

I have not tried to paint over the Matting Gel, but I don't think that would work.

@@bitymoldsupply Okay, so I’ll try to be extra careful to only apply it when I’m sure I’ve finished. Or maybe I’ll do a few tiny tests to see what’s doable. Anyway, if it works for what I’m working on, I’ll be back to buy a lot more 😂 I’ve been struggling with matting because I don’t have a well ventilated space for it that I can access in the current weather. Using a space heater out there blows a fuse, haha.

This is an option with no solvent that can be applied to skin if necessary. Very simple and fast.

This was originally formulated for makeup applications on the face. How that translates to other areas of the body is above my pay grade!

It dries and feels like silicone.

No. This is used instead of powder.

I have not seen it wear off yet.