Can you use this face paint for miming?
220343
You can, but when buying this product, understand this is industry greasepaint. 1, set it with a powder, and 2, understand it will be difficult to wash off your face. I use it for eyeshadow base and if I fall asleep with it on, my eyes remain the same through the night. If you need it more easy to apply heat it with a blowdryer. For miming I would recommend kryolan only because it goes on the face smoother, this product is thick and is difficult for even coverage.
220344
The issue with this product is that it is very very VERY thick and can be really difficult to apply evenly. I find that it also doesn't set very well and is really heavy on the skin. If you're looking for a all over white face product you should look into the snazaroo's face paint! Clown white is great for little accents or highlights in face painting but using it all over the face didn't work well and was uncomfortable on the skin. Hope this was helpful!
1145597
I think you can if you use it lightly. I like this one because I have medium skin and it is neither too light nor too dark for me. But if you are very fair, try Snow Bunny instead.
1947328
Yes you can, the paint congeal's in clumps. It does not apply as you would think normal paint would. I use my finger nail to remove it from my front sights, some resdual does remain but over time with cleaning with gun solvent it is no longer on my front sight. Nice concept, poor product.
1269751
Yes, but you should try to keep it on the paint. It isn't made for plastic.
338136
No. the plastic is soft and will most likely get stained from the face paint.
1907734
i would suggest spraying it onto a sponge and rubbing it on that way....but personally i dont use it on my face..i use a face bronzer for that.
948129
Sorry, I bought this as a present. That is why I didn't leave feedback. I'm sure the stencils could be used with face paints and I would be pretty disappointed if these glitters weren't made for the delicate skin of children (making it safe for the face too).
521772
I would not use this for paintball. There are specific face masks for paintball play at comparable prices that are much better suited for the rigors of paintball play!
1913997
I don't have a small face and I think this brush can only be used for powder, it is a large brush and if you try to use it for blush, i think the application would be spread out and I don't think this brush would be great for blending in blush as well, I use it only to dust powder to set my foundation. The pink brush in Travel set is better as a blush brush or the 3rd largest brush in the Core Collection set also is a good alternative for a blush brush.
1054507
I personally would not try. The spray is wide and you'd get it all over your face and possibly in your eyes. I try to cover my cheek and ear with a wash cloth when spraying the area framing my face. I still end up with some on my face. I try to do it before putting on makeup since I end up wiping it off my face around the hair line.
1052119
I have not used it with model paints but I belive it would. I have used it with enamel paints, acrylic paint, and food coloring. They all worked well.
1845803
I think hat would depend on the kind of paint. There's a blue plastic tape that I think would work better. It certainly wouldn't be expensive to TRY the masking tape. Also, if you use a smaller roller or brush, or if you're spraying, you might have better luck. If this is a craft project, experiment. If it's something you're putting serious time and money into, then by all means get expert advice from the retailer
799780
I don't use it on my face, but the color is very subtle. I have to use it over several days to even notice a color build up, so I think it would work pretty well.
17748
Connie, it depends. The nozzle has a very very fine opening. If the makeup can be thinned to the consistency of skim milk (approximate, you don't have to figure specific gravity!) without changing its makeup properties, and the thinned makeup passes thru a very very fine strainer, then pretty much anything can be applied with a .3 nozzle/needle airbrush. In fact, most body painters and faux suntan artists use this type airbrush for just that sort of thing. Keep the needle cap clean. Check it often during application. Good Luck! Ron
685810
I guess you can, if you're careful about it. I wouldn't know what type of paint to use. I just used crayons on mine.
1890125
I don't know, I would go and speak with a professional at a shop who has done this before. I have absolutely no experience with permanent makeup. I think it would work, but be sure to speak with someone who has that experience.
1184940
You have to use airbrush face paint... regular face paint or make up is going to clog it up. It needs to be super watery