Feuchtmann

Rich colors, creamy consistency – that’s exactly how finger paints for children should be. The best thing: Feuchtmann “My Favorite Color” is made exclusively from natural raw materials in Germany and is absolutely harmless. Children aged 2 and over can get really creative with this and create imaginative pictures on paper, cardboard, stone or glass. The water-based paint is washable and fully compostable.

• 6 tubes of 75 g finger paint for children aged 3 and over – in the colors blue, white, yellow, green, pink and red
• Safe – vegan, made from natural raw materials, parabens, gluten. Protein and peanut free, each batch is microbiologically tested and compostable
• High quality, great play value – made in Germany, play well certified
• Compostable, residual paint or contents of the brush cup can be disposed of via the normal wastewater network
• Encourages your child’s creativity, leaves plenty of space to develop and can be used in a variety of ways (on glass, paper, stone and more). When used, an initial understanding of color theory emerges

Rich colors, creamy consistency – that’s exactly how finger paints for children should be. The best thing: Feuchtmann “My Favorite Color” is made exclusively from natural raw materials in Germany and is absolutely harmless. Children aged 2 and over can get really creative with this and create imaginative pictures on paper, cardboard, stone or glass. The water-based paint is washable and fully compostable.

•  Tubes of 75 g finger paint for children aged 2 and over – in the colors blue, white, yellow, green, pink and red
• Safe – vegan, made from natural raw materials, parabens, gluten. Protein and peanut free, each batch is microbiologically tested and compostable
• High quality, great play value – made in Germany, play well certified
• Compostable, residual paint or contents of the brush cup can be disposed of via the normal wastewater network
• Encourages your child’s creativity, leaves plenty of space to develop and can be used in a variety of ways (on glass, paper, stone and more). When used, an initial understanding of color theory emerges

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