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Do I need to provide anything?
We just ask you to provide two normal height chairs and one normal height table, and also access to water if necessary.
Read moreHow many faces can you paint in an hour?
About 10 limited, simple and fast designs is our maximum speed per artist per hour. We can work faster than this at public & business events, when certain conditions are met. If you want the kids to have more choice, or you have specific requests for the designs, please ensure you book extra time.
Read moreCan anyone be face painted?
We certainly face paint willing adults, too – face painting has no upper age restrictions! However, with regards to minimum age, children should be at least 2 years old, comfortable to sit still and also comfortable with the brush or sponge against their skin. In addition, to avoid infection risks we will not be able […]
Read moreCan you face paint to my party theme?
Most of the time, yes, especially when you are prepared to give us more time because some party themes can be time consuming to paint. Please contact us to discuss your party theme and the possibility of offering designs matched to your theme.
Read moreCan your face paints be removed easily?
Our face paints are almost always easy to remove with nothing more than a warm, wet wash cloth and maybe a little bit of baby shampoo. Like most make-up, sometimes dark or bright colors can leave a faint shadow on the skin for a few hours after washing. It also depends on how long they […]
Read moreMy child has sensitive skin. Can they have face painting?
Although possible, allergic reaction is very rare. If your child is susceptible to allergies or has very sensitive skin you may want to consider a patch test prior to having their face painted. If any reaction or discomfort occurs within 60 minutes wash with water immediately.
Read moreAre your products safe for my child’s skin?
We only use FDA-approved, hypoallergenic products from reputable brands such as Snazaroo, Kryvaline and Wolfe. Our paints are safe, non-toxic and made for use on skin.
Read moreDo kids need to wait in line?
Not necessarily. We can also make a list and call each child when it’s their turn, so that they can play or eat while waiting for their turn. However, a lot of the times we find that the children will prefer to wait and watch while the face painter/balloon twister works their magic!
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