* Klutz Face Painting Book Review and Video Demonstration
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One of the perks of being a Klutz Crew Ambassador
is that I get to PLAY as my WORK!
The girls and I attempted their Face Painting kit last weekas a test-run for Halloween.
Confession: I have never liked the way face paint is always so greasy and itchy.
I'd be lying if I didn't tell you that I was skeptical about "testing" this kit.
The folks at Klutz have done their homework because this paint is awesome
and the book is completely user-friendly!
The face paint:
is easy to work with
it dries quickly
it doesn't itch
it doesn't smear after it dries
and it washes off easily with water or a baby wipe (we did have to use a bit of mild face soap to get the last of the black paint off -- it stained pale grey until we used the soap)
The face painting book has easy step-by-step photos and instructions.
On the video below, I painted "E"s face as a butterfly
and it was my first time attempting it -
the instructions were easy to follow and I love the end result.
I loved the way the make up sponge applied the white face paint and the brush was great for details.
I LOVE the Wolfe Brothers brand professional face paint--
seriously...who else wants me to paint their face? Come on over!
* The book even has little tear-out "cheat sheets" to make painting parties even easier.
How fun would this be for your next carnival or birthday party?