SO HAPPY YOU MADE IT THROUGH "MOST OF COVID?" ... I "professionally" face painted at an amusement park in Minnesota, USA, and made huge $$ as a teen (even in 1982 I knew a good brush was worth 3x+ its weight in gold because I worked on commission!) I now (am 53years old) work at a private school and word got out I can facepaint... I have been watching plenty of videos. I have finally found&bought professional paints I can use (OMG split cakes are awesome) and a pain in the A## if you have never used them before ...I am having difficulty finding 3/4 -1inch brushes that don't "split" when applying. Not sure if the brushes or the paints need to be "BROKE IN" I do not paint regularly, but have been practicing on 2 to 4 kids (arms and/or faces) for weeks. I am having a difficult time loading a brush for a smooth application, and if I do get a brush loaded well it splits during application. As I'm typing I realize I should probably MIST my NEW paints (& let them sit for a bit?) because they have more than likely been in storage for the last year. Also, all most all companies sent me stencils (no sponges LOL) and I have obviously found out cheap acrylic paint dabbers/dobbers don't work and I can't find the sponges (or dobbers) you use locally. Thanks for any feedback Love, Peace, and Joy Ms. Carol T
Wow thats great Carol i loved reading about your face painting journey. Keep practicing, that is key! I will male a tutorial for you on brushes and how they can be used as well as loading them up. Hope you are well 🌸🌸🌸
Hi Sislertx, a mask and face shields would work. Using a brush bath solution in your water would be great as well as hand sanitising between kids. A sign telling people that you will refuse to paint anyone with any cold or flu like symptoms also helps. Glad you are getting back into it. Enjoy x
hermosos diseños¡¡¡ me alegra volver a ver sus videos
Gracias Yanina 😘😘 espero que estas bien x
Perfect! Thanks
Awww these are too cute! Will be giving these a go on my daughters this weekend. Thank you so much ♥️🐰🐥🐇
Thank you For taking the time out to comment Rachel 😊 glad you like them. Happy Easter x
Wow really nice.You are very good in making face painting. I really want to try that too. 🥰🥰 For the first time 🥰
SO HAPPY YOU MADE IT THROUGH "MOST OF COVID?" ... I "professionally" face painted at an amusement park in Minnesota, USA, and made huge $$ as a teen (even in 1982 I knew a good brush was worth 3x+ its weight in gold because I worked on commission!) I now (am 53years old) work at a private school and word got out I can facepaint...
I have been watching plenty of videos. I have finally found&bought professional paints I can use (OMG split cakes are awesome) and a pain in the A## if you have never used them before ...I am having difficulty finding 3/4 -1inch brushes that don't "split" when applying. Not sure if the brushes or the paints need to be "BROKE IN" I do not paint regularly, but have been practicing on 2 to 4 kids (arms and/or faces) for weeks. I am having a difficult time loading a brush for a smooth application, and if I do get a brush loaded well it splits during application.
As I'm typing I realize I should probably MIST my NEW paints (& let them sit for a bit?) because they have more than likely been in storage for the last year.
Also, all most all companies sent me stencils (no sponges LOL) and I have obviously found out cheap acrylic paint dabbers/dobbers don't work and I can't find the sponges (or dobbers) you use locally.
Thanks for any feedback
Love, Peace, and Joy
Ms. Carol T
Wow thats great Carol i loved reading about your face painting journey. Keep practicing, that is key! I will male a tutorial for you on brushes and how they can be used as well as loading them up. Hope you are well 🌸🌸🌸
Awesome ❣️
Thanks 🤗
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Still no painting in the Uk 😪. This bunny is so cute though x
Thanks lovely! So sad about no painting still in the uk. Fingers crossed it changes in the next fee months. Sending hugs x
Im hoping to.do some face.painting.again now that things are opening back up..BUT anyone seen videos on how to make it.safer...
Hi Sislertx, a mask and face shields would work. Using a brush bath solution in your water would be great as well as hand sanitising between kids. A sign telling people that you will refuse to paint anyone with any cold or flu like symptoms also helps. Glad you are getting back into it. Enjoy x