EBA Endura Alcohol-Based Airbrush Makeup Blue, 480ml

EBA Endura Airbrush Makeup Blue 480ml

The EBA Endura Alcohol-Based Airbrush Makeup Blue 480ml is professional alcohol-based airbrush makeup by European Body Art that stays water-, sweat- and transfer-resistant for up to 7 days on skin, silicone prosthetics and latex. Rich, deep blue with high coverage - dries instantly, no cracking, no curdling.

This 480ml bottle gives you around 60 to 80 full-face airbrush sessions - the bulk size for production teams painting multiple characters a day. Think film sets, SFX studios, Halloween attractions and cosplay conventions where speed and durability are non-negotiable. Browse all our other Endura Airbrush Make-up colours.

Why choose Endura Airbrush Make-up?

• Up to 7 days waterproof - holds up under sweat, rain and long shoot days, even on prosthetics
• Dries instantly - no waiting, no cracking, no crazing in the finish
• High coverage - rich pigmentation without building up thick or smearing
• FDA-approved ingredients - formulated for cosmetic use on intact skin
• Free from gluten, parabens and silicones - clean formula

Applications of Endura Blue

Endura Blue is versatile and widely used for:

• Theatre and film - full-face character looks and prosthetic make-up such as creature and fantasy characters
• Halloween attractions and SFX make-up - blue skin tones for ghosts, corpses and supernatural looks
• Cosplay - metallic and futuristic looks, fantasy characters and alien skins that last the whole convention day
• Beauty and runway make-up - colour accents, graphic eye looks and editorial bodypainting
• Underwater shoots - waterproof and transfer-resistant even with prolonged submersion
• Temporary airbrush tattoos - realistic temporary tattoos with stencils or freehand
• Bodypainting - smooth, even coverage over large areas without streaks
• Stage and performance make-up - holds up under stage lights, long working days and heat

How to use Endura

Endura is ready to use straight from the bottle - no thinning required. Shake the bottle thoroughly before use so all pigments are evenly distributed through the liquid.

Want to work more transparently? Simply thin Endura with Transluz.

With the airbrush

• Use a 0.2mm to 0.5mm airbrush nozzle for even coverage
• Works on skin, latex, foam and silicone prosthetics without primer
• For extra thinning, use EBA Transluz Thinner

How to remove Endura Airbrush Make-up

• EBA Vapore - alcohol-based remover for quick, thorough removal, including on prosthetics
• EBA Unveil - alcohol-free, moisturising remover for sensitive skin and the face
• Baby oil or Alcohol 99.9% as an alternative

What else do you need?

• Airbrush Compressor with Gun - for control over pressure and application
• Airbrush Stipple Tips - for splatter effects and texture
• Nitrile Gloves - for clean hands while working

Frequently asked questions

How long does Endura airbrush makeup last?

Endura stays in place for up to 7 days and is resistant to water, sweat and friction. For shorter shoots, no fixing is needed.

Does Endura work on silicone prosthetics and latex?

Yes, Endura bonds to silicone, latex, foam and bare skin without primer. That makes it the industry standard for character make-up over prosthetic work in film and SFX.

How many sessions do you get from 480ml?

Around 60 to 80 full-face airbrush sessions, depending on layer build-up and thinning with Transluz. The 480ml is the bulk size for production teams painting multiple characters per day.

Do I need Transluz to thin Endura?

For a fine airbrush mist and smaller needles (0.2 to 0.3mm), thin Endura with Transluz. Pure Endura works well for opaque lines and broader spray patterns.

Is alcohol-based airbrush makeup safe for skin?

Endura is cosmetically formulated for short-term use on intact skin and has been the industry standard in film, TV and theatre for years. Do not use on open wounds, irritated skin or directly in the eye. Remove after the working day with Vapore or Unveil.

Compliant with EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009. Product photos are taken under professional lighting. Colours may differ slightly depending on your screen settings.