Browse through hundreds of face painting designs - there's something for everyone! Updated weekly with the newest trends in mind.
Not every white seems to be perfect for every job. Some are good for line work others are better for blending - let's find out what is the best white for you!
Are you wondering how to take glitter off your face? Shelley and Jessica has some useful pointers for you... and a little bit extra from Shelley.
Summer has arrived in Chicago with a vengeance, and it's HOT outside. Really hot. We don't usually get a run of weather in the 90s (which feel like the 100s) in May. But like it or not, if you're a face painter, you know exactly what king of heat means—your beautiful artwork, after being remoisten with perspiration, will be in danger of serious smearing.
For me glitter is magical. It turns every design into a fairy tale. This was actually pretty easy to paint, so sparkle on with me!
Learn how to make your designs shine with some glitter and stencils! Watch Melissa Munn's guide on how to use glitter with stencils.
Grimas face paints are an excellent choice for the face painter who is looking for a product free of chemical preservatives (parabens, which are used as preservatives) or halogenated organic compounds.
This is my most popular unicorn design and definitely my "go to" when children request unicorns. Kids love to pick their favorite colors or add something of their own, such as a flower, a stencil pattern, or glitter. Smiles and that "wow effect" are guaranteed!