How to - Inka Gold colouring Hints & Tips Introduction.

[@kkowalski131313]

Fantastic. Love your studio, your presentation style and information...the total package.

[@melodyok1]

OMG and WOW I never new Inka Gold did that! Thank you so much!

[@judichristopher4604]

Girlfriend... As a set designer (film and stage)... You need to have a dark background... I almost didn't see you when your video first came on... You have beautiful victorian skin and light hair... when your background is also light... there is no contrast... Thank you for your great tutorial... I totally agree with you... "I love Inka Gold"

[@Happybidr]

Judi Christopher Also, she needs to have professional audio. She has got SO much going for her already! A great opening, a nice set (even better once darkened like you suggest), and her own look and knowledge. Fix those two things we suggest and you’re on your way!

[@ibkristykat]

and the plainer the background the better too so the camera doesn't struggle to focus on her. (Audio/Video degree here)

[@lindeclark65]

can you use them on metal foiling?

[@MTLizzy]

Thankyou so much. Very inspirational video.

[@patriciaevans2860]

Very impressive! Thank you!

[@theresafugate1528]

Once they have been opened unless you use the entire jar in a few weeks they become hard as cement. How do you avoid this problem? Also if you try to revive the jar with water and let it sit over night with the lid tightly closed, it gets all moldy. How do you revive them? Thank You!

[@sarahgobrecht669]

Theresa Fugate use glycerine

[@Lyn4817]

Theresa Fugate There are various videos addressing this problem. Th most common is to add water, it is a water base wax product? A tip on keeping the tubs soft is to insert a baby wipe when putting the lid on. You would need to keep an eye out in case the baby wipe dries out. In which case just add water to it again. I am only just starting out using this medium, so I decided to research it properly first before buying too many lovely colours.

[@hillbillyscrappin3054]

My inka gold does dry out a few weeks after I have opened it but if it has gone to far just use water and use as a paint it doesn't dull the effect they blend just as well I love this product and have been using it for years.. very versatile …. love love love

[@brrjohnson8131]

I opened mine a few months ago to find old, hardened & cracked product. I used distilled water and sprayed them all, the water absorbed, so I added more. I don't mind them a little dried out. I rehydrate the only amount I need. I use a tiny make-up spatula or a pallet knife to remove the product. I had one get moldy from using my fingers in the product. I sprayed it with hydrogen peroxide. Using a clean spatula I scraped away the mold remnants & sprayed with HP again. Next time I checked the mold was gone, so I rehydrated it with distilled water. I probably bought these 10 years ago. I can't believe the product is still usable. I was about to toss them, instead I'm using them again!