This icon tells you that you can easily wash MUCKI Finger Paint out of clothes and other fabrics, at a temperature from just 30 °C. To get even heavily stained children’s clothing clean again, we recommend that you let the MUCKI Finger Paint dry. Don’t soak the stain in water, just relax and let the budding artists carry on painting. Then wash the item of clothing at 30 °C in the washing machine. We have explained the best way to remove MUCKI Finger Paint stains here.
 

This icon tells you that MUCKI Finger Paint has been tested for skin compatibility. We arrange for this test to be carried out by dermatologists. On the basis of an epicutaneous test, they assess whether the product can cause allergic reactions on skin. Gratifyingly, all the results so far have shown that MUCKI Finger Paint has been tolerated well by test persons.

Perfect for children’s delicate skin and even suitable for painting Mummy’s baby bump to celebrate the pending arrival of a new little brother or sister. MUCKI Finger Paint is also okay for photo shoots. But it isn’t suitable for bodypainting. As soon as it dries on the skin, the paint can start to crumble. But it is easy to wash the paint off skin with lukewarm water.

The printed-on iron icon indicates that motifs painted with MUCKI Finger Paint for Fabric can survive the washing machine. Washing cycles up to 40 °C are possible, though you have to fix the paints with an iron first. Let the paint dry for around 24 hours on the fabric. Then iron the reverse side of the fabric on the iron's cotton setting for around 5 minutes to fix the paint in place. Alternatively, you can fix the paints in a preheated oven at 150 °C for 8 minutes.

This icon is our age recommendation. We have developed MUCKI Finger Paint especially for children aged from 2 years and adapted it to meet their needs. From around 2 years old, kids get interested in exploring paint and colour. For them, it's not about painting pictures quite yet. But the very youngest children are happy mucking about with the paste-like paint. And the little artists are full of wonder at the colourful hand- and footprints they can make with their hands and feet.

MUCKI Finger Paint is child-friendly. It is paraben-free, gluten-free, lactose-free, nut-free, titanium dioxide-free and vegan. Mummy and Daddy can let their children paint worry-free – naturally, under supervision. Is MUCKI Finger Paint suitable for children younger than 2 years old? At this age, the kids shouldn’t be playing with paint on their own. Together with Mummy and Daddy, though, they can create with paint. For example, baby footprints as a wonderful keepsake.

For our MUCKI children’s paints, safety is the top priority. We have our products tested by an independent testing institute. Whether wet or dry, MUCKI Finger Paints comply with the EN71-3 Safety of Toys standard and are labelled with a CE mark.

MUCKI Finger Paint consists of only a few substances. We have left anything that is not absolutely necessary out of the paint formulation. So MUCKI Finger Paint is paraben-free, gluten-free, lactose-free, nut-free and titanium dioxide-free. Moreover, it is vegan. The paint consists predominantly of water, a binder and colour pigments. So that MUCKI Finger Paint lasts well, we do use phenoxyethanol from the cosmetics industry.
 

To put the kids off licking paint off their colourful fingers, MUCKI Finger Paint contains a bitter substance, Bitrex. This is very bitter so that they generally spit out the finger paint straightaway if it does find their way into their mouth. MUCKI Finger Paint must comply with special legal provisions. These say that the substances contained must not pose any health hazard if they are  swallowed. Independent test institutes have confirmed that the paint complies with toy regulations and do not pose any health hazard. If you are uncertain, we recommend consulting a paediatrician and taking the tub of paint to the doctor’s appointment. You can also find the safety data sheets for our children’s paints here.