SnazarooFace Paint Kit Ultimate Party Pack

First of all let me start off by saying this is a great product that suits its intentions perfectly. It is intended for people who want to face paint at a party but not professionally. Professional face paint costs about $15 to $20 PER COLOR. If you are going to be doing face painting long-term, go that route. If you want a really high quality face paint for one or two parties or however many faces the item description says you can do, this is definitely for you.With just a tiny TINY bit of water these colors go on smooth and opaque. You can do basically any traditional face paint design with these paints. The brushes that come with these are decent but you need face painting brushes if you plan on doing flowers or anything like that. They are inexpensive and if you search on Amazon you can find some for about $5. If you don't care that much about doing specific brush Strokes, the brushes that they give you will be okay, just not great. The sponges on the other hand are excellent. I do not recommend using latex free makeup wedges as they soak in the color and don't let it out. You want sponges similar to the texture that are in this kit. They're porous and soak in tons of color but they don't hold on to it at all when you press it up against skin. This is exactly what you want as you want the color to bleed out leaving an even opaque layer against the skin.Glitter in this kit is not great though. It is liquid glitter. Dry glitter is much easier to apply to wet face paint. The liquid glitter can be difficult to apply over places where you have multiple colors applied as it re-liquefies the paint, obviously because it's liquid, and causes everything to bleed or smear if you're not careful. If you plan on applying this to bare skin or over one solid color it would work okay but I really recommend getting a dry glitter that you can apply directly to wet face paint if glitter is important for the designs you want to do.Comes off really easily with just water. I like to hand out an unscented baby wipe that is designed for sensitive skin. I just put one wipe in a ziplock bag and hand it to the parent when they're kid is just sitting down to the table. Takes the color off great. It's also easier for little kids than holding their face over a sink! You may want two wipes if you plan on doing the full face.Really great kit for amateur face painters!

Really nice face paint , easy to apply , less water - deeper the colours , more water- you’ll get a more pastel colour:)I had a lot of fun painting my face for a little get together for Halloween. I’m not a professional artist or anything, I literally just looked up the video on YouTube and created that look with mostly the face paint . It was super easy to take it off later with some oil balm . It didn’t irritate the skin , it didn’t dried it off. Very pleased

The media could not be loaded. I think this works fine for what it’s indented for. Just basic kids face painting. I bought it for that, but tried a few more creative looks. It doesn’t blend the best and gets splotchy if you’re trying to make more than one pass. The black, yellow, orange, & red are decently pigmented but the rest.. not so much. The brushes it comes with are useless. Use a damp makeup beauty blender & damp makeup brushes. For the price, it’s fair. But I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone trying to use it in a professional setting or more advanced makeup looks. Overall, good for what it’s advertised as.

I was very pleasantly surprised with the bright colors of these paints as well as how fast they dried and how little was needed to make colorful designs. I used them for a school carnival and the only things I really needed besides the kit were a spray bottle of water, some extra brushes and some cotton swabs for the glitter gel.It does help a lot to have a spray bottle of water to mist the little pans of paint. When you first open the kit you may think that there's not much paint in those pans, but when you wet them down a bit you will find that a small amount actually goes quite a long way. There are more generous amounts of black and white since you're more likely to use those on every design. I recommend only misting the paints you are working with at the time, and don't fill the pans with water--just put in enough water to make the paint "workable." It will dry quickly.I did a trial design on my hand and it washed off easily with soap and water, but its staying power in the meantime was surprisingly good. It didn't rub off on my sweatshirt cuffs or smear once it was dry, and I was really pleased with that. I didn't experience any irritation or discoloration which was also a plus. The colors were all very bright, with purple being the only one that was a bit transparent and also a bit shimmery compared to the others.The glitter gel that comes with the kit is kind of nice, but I recommend you put it on over the paint after it's thoroughly dry, although now that I think of it, it might be worth trying to mix it with the paint on some kind of a palette and applying them together while wet.All in all, I'm pleased with the kit and I would definitely recommend it for your (non-professional grade) face or body paint needs.