Could I use these for body/face paint? Wanting to do a broken doll effect.
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This is a craft product for use on paper, cardboard, wood, etc. While it is non-toxic (according to the label), I would not recommend it for use on skin. Have you tried Pinterest for cracked-doll face makeup ideas?
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If you're wanting to decorate something for Halloween, they would be just fine. If for "fancy wear," and you're a good artist, use a stiff brush to apply. Do not squeeze onto your pants. These tubes have a tendency to "burp," which puts a blob where only a line should be, for instance. The package says you can use these paints on multiple surfaces. Several of them are glittery.
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Absolutely!!! I use these paints on everything and I mean everything!!! It comes out pretty nice whenever u want to do a Crackled effect. So if I may suggest something, perhaps it would be helpful if u go to an Arts store u most likely will pay over 12.00 dollars for a small bottle. Now i AM NOT CLAIMING THE INVENTOR OF THIS CRACKleD EFFECT, BC i LEARNED ON YOUTUBE. All you need is to first cover whatever it s u want crackled with "Elmer's Glue!! Now it 0nly costs .99cents... So apply one coat of Elmer's glue, then apply a coat of whatever color u like then all u have to do is Blow-dry!! It's that simple, and it comes out looking much better then even the crackled glue. I hope I was able to help...
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yes, that was the intent behind my purchase - i love doing nail art - these brushes are the perfect size for that sort of art... though i actually used some of them to apply face makeup once, they worked well for that, as well. the best way to use them is to place a few drops of polish on a small glass/plastic/minutely absorptive surface (i've been using magazines pages) and dip the brush to that (rather than dipping the brushes straight into the bottle). do keep in mind, these are not high-quality; they are a perfect starter set for anyone, and if they so choose to upgrade to higher quality natural brushes later, they can do so with the confidence that they will know how to utilize them to their fullest potential.
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I can't think of any reason why not! I haven't used mine for that purpose, but the generous size & their texture would seem ideal for it. You could either attach one to a Swiffer-type applicator, or you could use them by hand.
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I guess you can , the look would be very different, they look very good on metal where there supposed to be, I would prefer replace a plastic moulding than paint the scuffed metal, that s up to you
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No, they are for soft touches. if you want pigmented and cheap there's a makeup line named kleancolor. Their colors are great.
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Yes they can. That is the reason I originally purchased them. I purchase them for some still photography projects for a Still Life Photography class I was taking.
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there's a few pinks, sepia tones & yellows - not real strong on true flesh colors. Nothing called "flesh" - but they are very mixable & blend-able. I've used them more in my figurative works for highlights & shadows. You can paint a face pink, wet it, then blend with water & a brush, then add in the highlights & shadows in various shades & colors. There's only one real way to find out for sure if you like them. They can also be used with regular watercolors but I think the pencils are easiest & versatile because they can be used dry or wet. When you get to a place in your drawing or painting that you know you want to keep, you can spray it with a clear acrylic matte sealer to "fix" it, then work more on top of it. The only pencil that I found that would work on top of the spray. For me they are a very good value. Try it & have fun! - sea
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No, you would not want to use these on your face, they are made for cleaning, polishing, etc..
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What a great idea! Yes, you could do that, and I'm going to as well! They are large and stiff so I think it will work best with a little padding under the paper you are stamping. I used them to make clay ornaments.
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Never tried, but I don't suspect they'd show up very well. You'd need to paint on a white background for that.
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They are just little plastic pellets, I believe they will work in your project, as for what type of " pure plastic" they are I don't know. I used them to make a doll set on a shelf without falling over.
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I haven't tried, but I doubt it, because it runs thin. You may want to use something like OPI quality for stamping, since they are thicker, and they are not opaque, very glossy.
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You can use them to play with Barbie's. I would say they would not be good for the Barbie's to ride
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I'm sure they'll work on anything. HOWEVER, ours are less than one year old and a lot of the green paint has flaked off. Because they are over 60 days old, Amazon won't let me exchange them even though they are defective - I'm not trying to return them, I just want new ones. So, I got in touch with OSD directly and it appears that they will stand behind them - I just had to send them some photos and a copy of my Amazon receipt. I may never buy from Amazon again.
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They work for glue and paint. Are you referring to dry glitter? Might work if you mix the glitter with paint and cut a slightly larger hole in the top if needed. Hope this helps.