Face Painting / Glitter Tattoos Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of paint do you use?
We use only Professional Face Paints and Cosmetic Grade Glitters, these are manufactured for use on the skin and comply with FDA and EU regulations. Please note that all cosmetics can, on rare occasions, cause allergic reactions and we accept no responsibility for this. Snazaroo, Grimas, DFX, Superstar, Paradise and TAG.
How do I remove the face paint?
We use water based products which are easily removed with soap and water. Normal soap and water using a sponge or cloth is most effective. Some colours may leave slight stain on the skin but a second wash will take care of this. BABY WIPES SHOULD NOT BE USED TO REMOVE FACE PAINT this can cause a reaction with the paint.
How do I remove a Glitter Tattoo
Glitter Tattoos can last for upto a week depending on the area they are placed, they wear of naturally. However they can be removed with baby oil and a cloth/cotton wool if removal is required.
Can you paint children under 3 Years of age?
Children under 3 are painted at the Face Painter's discretion, if the child appears unwilling or cannot sit still, we cannot painted them. At the Face Painters discretion we are able to paint the arm or hand.
Is there anyone that cannot be painted?
We reserve the right to refuse to paint the face of any person who appears to be unwell or have signs of a contagious skin condition, cold sore or open cut, grazes or scabs, conjunctivitis or other eye infections, runny nose or head lice. In these circumstances, at the Face Painters discretion, we are able to paint the arm or hand of that person.
Anyone who appears unwilling to be painted or cannot sit still, will not be painted.
Do you have Public Liability Insurance?
Yes. We have public liability insurance cover upto £2million
How clean is your equipment?
A clean sponge is used for each person and brushes are cleaned regularly throughout the event.
What kind of paint do you use?
We use only Professional Face Paints and Cosmetic Grade Glitters, these are manufactured for use on the skin and comply with FDA and EU regulations. Please note that all cosmetics can, on rare occasions, cause allergic reactions and we accept no responsibility for this. Snazaroo, Grimas, DFX, Superstar, Paradise and TAG.
How do I remove the face paint?
We use water based products which are easily removed with soap and water. Normal soap and water using a sponge or cloth is most effective. Some colours may leave slight stain on the skin but a second wash will take care of this. BABY WIPES SHOULD NOT BE USED TO REMOVE FACE PAINT this can cause a reaction with the paint.
How do I remove a Glitter Tattoo
Glitter Tattoos can last for upto a week depending on the area they are placed, they wear of naturally. However they can be removed with baby oil and a cloth/cotton wool if removal is required.
Can you paint children under 3 Years of age?
Children under 3 are painted at the Face Painter's discretion, if the child appears unwilling or cannot sit still, we cannot painted them. At the Face Painters discretion we are able to paint the arm or hand.
Is there anyone that cannot be painted?
We reserve the right to refuse to paint the face of any person who appears to be unwell or have signs of a contagious skin condition, cold sore or open cut, grazes or scabs, conjunctivitis or other eye infections, runny nose or head lice. In these circumstances, at the Face Painters discretion, we are able to paint the arm or hand of that person.
Anyone who appears unwilling to be painted or cannot sit still, will not be painted.
Do you have Public Liability Insurance?
Yes. We have public liability insurance cover upto £2million
How clean is your equipment?
A clean sponge is used for each person and brushes are cleaned regularly throughout the event.
