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<div>In this blog post we will go over each one of Fusion Body Art Prime fa=
ce paint colours, their properties, the way they look on skin, how easy the=
y are to wash off, how each shade compares to the others, etc.</div><div></=
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/div><div></div><div>Both kinds of paint behave almost the same way, but si=
nce most professional face painters prefer a white made from paraffin wax, =
we took the time and effort to create not only one, but two different paraf=
fin wax-based whites, plus our regular Acacia Senegal Gum based white.</div=
><div></div><div></div><div>To activate Fusion Body Art Prime face paints a=
ll you need is water. You can start by dipping the very tip of your face pa=
inting brush or sponge in the water and wiping any excess water against the=
 edge of your water container to avoid any potential dripping. Once your wa=
ter load is perfect you can start to rub the brush or sponge against the su=
rface of the makeup going back and forward or using a circular motion until=
 you get a nice creamy consistency. That is, it! Your face paint has been a=
ctivated, now we need to get painting.</div><div></div><div></div><div>It i=
s very important to notice that Fusion Body Art has spent considerable time=
 researching pigments and base ingredients to make sure that their face pai=
nts are less likely to stain when compared to other brands available on the=
 market. Please know though that no one can guarantee a stain free experien=
ce since it not only depends on the pigments used but also on the skin type=
 of the person getting painted and the removal process, as explained above.=
</div><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Prime Orange Zest it is a =
nice shade of Orange with a slight brick tone to it, or earthy tone if you =
prefer. It is a great shade of orange to paint tiger faces, pumpkins, fall =
inspired designs and more!</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div=
><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Bright Yellow really does not d=
isappoint. It is a true BRIGHT yellow, so bright it almost looks neon! As w=
ith all bright yellows, you might need two layers to get a good opacity, bu=
t the pay off in brightness is well worth it. Fusion Body Art Prime Bright =
Yellow is great for making any design pop: add it to your butterflies, tige=
r faces, flower designs and make them stand out even more.</div><div></div>=
<div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Prime Deep Purple is a very dark shade of p=
urple, which makes it an ideal colour for outlining. Of course, it can also=
 be used as a base to create designs like super hero masks, or add highligh=
ts to black face masks by sponging a bit of it over the black. It is also a=
n amazing color for double dip flowers.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Fus=
ion Body Art Fresh Lilac is one of our favorite colours from the purple gra=
dient as it is a vibrant shade of lilac face paint with a good coverage and=
 a great finish. Use it to add a touch of lilac to your designs and make th=
em brighter, or as a full-on base colour. If you combine it with colours li=
ke light blue, pink or yellow you can create a beautiful pastel soft look.<=
/div><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Magic Magenta is a very uni=
que shade originally designed by the owners of Fusion Body Art. This beauti=
ful magenta face paint is perfect for just about everything! You can create=
 beautiful flowers, gorgeous butterflies, outstanding looking fairy wings a=
nd more! Mix it with some Bright Yellow to get an amazing shade of orange o=
r mix it with Magic Dark Blue to get a breath-taking shade of purple.</div>=
<div></div><div></div><div>Here is a look at what the arm of our model look=
ed like once we washed of the face paint just one time with soap and water =
(second image from right to left) and then once we added a bit of lotion to=
 the skin, and then re washed his arm (third image from right to left). Not=
ice how for this model the Pink Sorbet left a faint stain after the first w=
ash by his wrist, but how the stain was gone once we applied lotion and was=
hed it again.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art has a perfect=
 range of blue shades in their Prime range of face paint colours. It has th=
ree beautiful shades of blue plus a nice deep teal. We will go over each on=
e of them but first we want you to take a look at these beauties and enjoy =
them for a second.</div><div></div><div></div><div>The creators of Fusion B=
ody Art were the ones that came up with this unique shade of blue: Magic Da=
rk Blue . We decided to name this shade Magic because it is truly magical. =
Although it is hard to see in pictures, when this colour dries on the skin =
it has an effect comparable to that of blue ink from a pen. It looks blue, =
but when the light hits it the right way it creates a purple reflection tha=
t almost has a metallic look to it. Fusion Magic Dark Blue has been a favor=
ite among face painters to use as an outline colour, or to create super her=
o masks. This is a highly pigmented colour so when you wash it off you will=
 notice that it spreads fast, but, in general it does not tend to stain.</d=
iv><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Fresh Blue was another shade =
that required many trials and errors until we managed to get the perfect sh=
ade of blue. We wanted a blue that was vibrant and fresh looking, yet opaqu=
e enough that it would not require face painters to go over it ten times to=
 get a solid coverage. Fusion Fresh Blue looks nice and bright even once it=
 has dried, and it is a wonderful shade of blue to use for your super hero =
masks, your designs inspired by frozen winter looks, or to create water and=
 waves, clouds and more. Really it is just the best middle shade of blue ou=
t there, and combined with our dark blue and our light blue you can create =
almost any shade of blue that you can imagine.</div><div></div><div></div><=
div>Fusion Body Art Deep Teal is the perfect shade of teal. It is deep enou=
gh that it can be used for line work, while at the same time it can be ligh=
tened with white face paint to create lighter shades of it. One of the best=
 things about Fusion Deep Teal compared to most teal face paints is that th=
is shade has a very low chance of staining your skin. Use it along with whi=
te and other blues and purples to re-create winter and water-based scenes, =
or mix it with magenta to obtain a beautiful purple, or with bright yellow =
for interesting shades of green.</div><div></div><div></div><div>We made it=
 to the last of our shades within our Prime range of Fusion Body Art colour=
s. Here we will go over two of the most important shades, black and white, =
as well as secondary shades that every face painter should have in their ki=
t: grey and brown.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Shady Gr=
ay is just a beautiful light shade of grey, perfect for face painting desig=
ns like statues, monsters, zombies, bunnies and more. Mix it with a bit of =
strong black to make it darker or add some white to make it even lighter.</=
div><div></div><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art has spent a considerable amo=
unt of time, research and money to create the perfect white face paint. Thr=
ough their research they developed three different kinds of white, mainly s=
o they can offer different properties and also a different price range depe=
nding on the budget of those investing in it.</div><div></div><div></div><d=
iv>Fusion Body Art Pro Paraffin White is our latest creation. Using the fin=
est paraffin wax from Japan along with the purest white pigment manufacture=
d right in Australia, Fusion created the ultimate white based in brightness=
, opacity and overall performance for base and line work. This white is the=
 result of over a year of work, and it can perform as good or even better a=
s the best white face paint currently available in our industry. This white=
 face paint will give you precise looking brush strokes which makes it perf=
ect for adding details to your designs, and it is ultra-pigmented formula w=
ill help it stay bright and opaque even once it has dried. It is also great=
 for base work because of how bold and opaque it is, but make sure to only =
use a thin layer. If you put too much of this white on the skin it can make=
 the skin feel a bit tight given the amount of pigment in it.</div><div></d=
iv><div></div><div>Fusion Body Art Paraffin White is another great white. T=
his one uses the same paraffin wax as our PRO version, but a different pigm=
ent that is not as bright as the Pro version but still a really good overal=
l white face paint with great performance, at a slightly lower cost than th=
e PRO version. Fusion Paraffin White can also be used for line work, base w=
ork, to add details and highlights and to mix it in with other colours and =
make them lighter.</div><div></div><div></div><div>The first white that Fus=
ion created was Fusion Prime White , this white has a different base than t=
he other two white face paints mentioned above. This one has an Acacia Sene=
gal Gum base rather than a paraffin wax base. Although they are similar, th=
is one tends to feel a bit lighter on the skin, and it is not as pigmented =
as the other two. It makes it the perfect choice when looking to cover larg=
e areas of the skin but wanting a lighter feeling product. Its pigment tend=
s to have a truer white look to it, almost going towards a blue kind of lig=
ht, while the other ones have a bit more off an off-white look to the, goin=
g towards a more yellow kind of light.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Face=
 recognition has been one of the hot topics in the biometrics in the past s=
everal years. There have been many approaches proposed for this topic. In g=
eneral, the research of face recognition is focused on verifying or identif=
ying a face from its image.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Furthermore, th=
ere were some other approaches worthy of attention. In [2] Belhumeur et al.=
 presented an approach based on linear discriminant analysis (LDA). Zhao et=
 al. proposed an approach in [3] which was based on PCA and LDA; they proje=
cted the face image to a face subspace via PCA and then LDA is used to obta=
in a linear classifier. There are also some representative approaches such =
as locality preserving projections (LPP) which were proposed by He et al. [=
4] in 2005, as well as marginal fisher analysis (MFA) presented by Yan et a=
l. [5] in 2007.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Different with the classica=
l neural network, the deep learning neural networks require more huge sampl=
es to train the network. Many deep learning algorithms used unsupervised le=
arning algorithms to train the network. That means the training set was unl=
abeled samples. It is obvious that capturing unlabeled samples is much easi=
er than making labeled samples. So it is a very important benefit of unsupe=
rvised algorithms. The network Hinton and Salakhutdinov used in paper [21] =
was an example of a deep structure that can be trained in an unsupervised m=
anner. Because of the benefit mentioned above, we used a DBN to solve the f=
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