Cleaning Instructions on Back of Business Card

I know several of you have mentioned printing the cleaning instructions on the back of your business card. I know it's basically just: Use soap and water, baby wipes or no tears baby shampoo. Wash, Rinse, Repeat as needed. But I keep trying to but in that I use FDA-compliant paint, no acrylics, some colors might take more washing (but no scrubbing) .... and well, end up with a paragraph that will never fit. Would anyone mind sharing what verbiage they are using?

I dont know if you have found any answers but there are a few examples posted in some of the other business card posts.

Thanks! I hadn't - but I will search under "business cards" and see what I can come up with.

I don't have that information on my business card but I do have a small half piece of paper that I hand out with cleaning instructions. I am a wordy person, so, I thought it best to have it on a paper along with how to remove the glitter tats.

I found these posts:

http://www.facepaintforum.com/getting-started-f6/how-to-hand-out-more-business-cards-t15.htm#47418

http://www.facepaintforum.com/marketing-f32/business-cards-t782-15.htm#7505

http://www.facepaintforum.com/marketing-f32/business-cards-t782-90.htm#28300

Thanks for posting the links - I had found one but not the others :-)

I do this. Just something simple... It works great because it makes them have to take your business card. Helps keep the work out there

http://www.facepaintforum.com/t3251-washing-instructions?highlight=instructions

Here's the one that has specific verbiage. I made a double sided card with face paint on one side and glitter on the other. Still make sure your contact info is on there. I think Linda's (Psalmbook) are the best...very short and right.

D.