Face Painting: Beginner's Guide to Mixing Colours

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Face Painting: Beginner's Guide to Brushes

Our second part in the series of beginner's guide to face painting looks at the 4 main brushes used.

Here is a quick video to show the basic strokes: 

You can get away with only using a round brush and sponge  for most of your face painting purposes but if you want to try your hands on different techniques, its good to know about the other 3. 

Pack of 3 Brushes, at funnfrolic.co.uk

As World Cup starting in a month time, get yourself some face painting kits and show your support by painting on the country's flag, the guides are available in the Snazaroo website. 

Face Painting: Beginner's Guide

At Fun 'N' Frolic, we stock a variety of face paints so we thought of making this beginner's guide to face painting. We are gonna start off with the basic tools and techniques to remember in this post.

Face Paint Kits 

As a beginner, its cheaper to get your hands on one of these face paint kits which have most of the colors in a palette so you can practice on any willing person and have fun practicing different looks.
Cost: £3 - £6  

Sponges: 

It's easier to apply the paint using a sponge. Cut it into wedges so that its easier to apply on the face. The sponge is useful for putting on the base color.                                                                                               Cost: 59 pence for pack of 2

Brushes: 

Brushes are used to draw the details such as whiskers, lines or as a border.   Cost: £3.79 for pack of 3 styles