FAYE CAHILL LUSTRES - ANY 2 FOR £10
Introducing the range!
Pearl white-
This is our basic white that we have been using for some time. It’s what we use the most of in the studio. I formulated a mix that’s not too shiny, not too dull, like a silk finish as opposed to satin. Pearl white is more of an off-white than a pure white. Can be tinted to pale pastels by adding a drop of liquid/airbrush colour or a tad of petal dust into the mix (if you are doing the alcohol wash technique)
Galaxy white-
A touch whiter and brighter than pearl white. This has a touch of glam in the form of micro particles that reflect like glitter
Ivory champagne-
Our classic ivory, has pale gold undertones and makes a great base for adding decorations in white for subtle contrast
Nude Taupe-
A touch deeper than Ivory and has subtle brown tones. It’s currently huge as a bridesmaid colour or the underlay of the bride’s dress. I love this one as it’s the classic neutral.
Shimmer gold-
A pale gold suitable for painting a whole tier without being too strong. imagine it with some pink and ivory blooms for an understated glam reception.
Signature gold-
Can be used to paint a full tier for a strong look similar to gold leaf, it’s also our standard gold highlighter used for painting detailing such as monograms and mouldings. Used as a highlighter, this size jar will last a long time.
Platinum silver-
Our basic silver highlighter for detailing, as above, this quantity will go a long way as a highlighter and can also be painted over full tiers for a more dramatic look.
Rose Quartz-
With undertones of copper and rose gold, rose quartz is a gorgeous shade of blush. You can see the effect on our “Arcade Class” cake. Perfectly pretty!
Graphite black-
I’m in love with all shades of grey and back at the moment and they are very on-trend for cakes. Not quite black but a dramatic dark grey with subtle shine that will catch the light beautifully. We are working on a new design with this colour and will reveal it soon.
Regency Gold-
Warmer and richer than Signature gold. For the full regal effect!
Copper-
Loving the return of copper. So warm and stylish. Team it with marble and geo or add a tier of copper to a floral cake. You may know that copper leaf is not edible, but our copper lustre has almost the same effect and can be used freely on edible tiers.
Rose Gold-
A great one to use as a highlighter on a cake chosen by a couple who have rose gold décor at the wedding or on their invite. Can also be used over a full tier for more drama.
Bronze-
It’s one of the staples I like to have on hand, again can be used as a highlighter or over bigger areas
Cool Bronze-
Rounding out the gold range is a cool bronze, the most neutral of the gold shades, and I love my neutrals and muted tones J
