The most widely used stipple in the industry, all old age stipples are available in light skin tone. To prepare for application, cleanse the skin with 70% or 99% Alcohol to ensure maximum adhesion. Carefully decant the stipple into a small container and microwave for 2 seconds, being cautious not to overheat as this could cause coagulation.

Apply a light coat of the desired old age stipple, stretch and stipple the skin area, then powder and release. For a natural look, Castor Oil makeup base or Stacolors can be applied as translucent washes over or under the stipples. To remove the powdery appearance of latex over the stretched and stippled area, use a wash of Castor Oil and 70% Alcohol.

To remove stipples, massage liquid hand soap into the stippled area and allow it to soak for at least one minute. Apply a warm, wet towel to the area for one minute, repeating the process as needed. Stipple can then be gently rolled off the skin.

B - Perspiration resistant, under normal use. Gives heavier wrinkle effect even if the skin is not stretched. Most widely used stipple.
C -Heaviest wrinkling effect. Good for use on hands.