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    Festival season 2026/27

    Face gems, Good Glitter and face paint for every festival in Aotearoa this summer.

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    Your summer festival calendar

    Where you'll be glittering this summer, from New Year to the last days of summer.

    New Year

    January

    February

    March

    Dates as published in October 2026. Always check the festival's own website before you travel.

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    Good Glitter: sparkle guilt free

    Good Glitter is cosmetic grade, so you can use it on your face, body and hair.

    It's 100% biodegradable, made from a cellulose derived from Eucalyptus trees.

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    Space Dust

    Cosmetic-grade, colour-changing mica powder that shifts colour as you move. Apply it straight onto skin, or mix it with a mixing liquid for a liquid-metal look.

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    Stardust & Star Flakes

    Stardust is Good Glitter mixed with iridescent mica flakes for sparkle and a holographic sheen. Star Flakes are the iridescent synthetic mica flakes on their own.

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    Make it stick

    Glitter Balm is the easiest way to stick Good Glitter to your face and body. It's vanilla scented. For stronger hold, use eyelash adhesive or Pros-Aide.

    Ben Nye Glitter Glue is a skin-safe adhesive with a brush built into the lid. It keeps glitter and small gems in place all day, and washes off with soap and warm water. Not for use on eyes.

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    Face Gem amnesty

    Only wearing your gems once? Bring your used Face Gems back to us and get a $3 refund. We'll recycle or reuse them, so they don't end up in landfill.

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