Snazaroo Face Paints

Face painting is very popular with 2/3 year olds and up. If you are a parent at one time or another you will have been submitted to pester power and probably coughed up anything up to £4 or so to have your child's face painted. As with most activities "doing it yourself" is cheaper. Children love face painting, and Snazaroo are a company that have tried hard to make face painting relatively affordable and accessible for you to try at home. They are also the choice of many professionals. In my non copious free time I decided to learn to do a short course to learn to face paint and these are the paints that my tutor recommended, through ...  Read the complete review

A full range of water based face and body paints and accessories designed for commercial or private use. Guaranteed to be safe and non-toxic they are available in a full range of colours including gold and silver. Also made by the same company are concise instruction books for the amateur or professional. Costing around £3 each the full range of colours is also available in party packs at around £10 a set. As an experience festival and party organiser, safety has always been THE main criteria for such equipment. Starting out with the basic primary colours and a good set of brushes, it allows the painter to experiment, and with some practice, create wonderful ...  Read the complete review

My eldest daughter loves having her face painted. Many a time we've been to various festivals, children's farms and zoo's and she's begged us in her best begging voice to be painted, usually as a butterfly or a monkey. We've obliged and usually had to dig deep in our pockets, it does seem to really expensive, costing between £3-£4 a pop. For her third birthday, one of her presents from her little buddies was a set of Snazaroo Face Paints. I was really chuffed with this as a present, as I knew we would get hours of fun from them. I had also been told that Snazaroo were the best brand to get as they produced great results that didn't slide of the face ...  Read the complete review

I have two daughters one of whom is 3 and recently had her face painted at a friend's birthday party. She was a slightly sparkly dalmatian puppy and refused to have her face washed (despite it being all smudged after she had a nap) until bedtime...even that was a fight! With this in mind, I thought face paints would be a good thing for christmas! Sadly though, she's just had a horrible dose of tonsillitis so I dug them out as an early cheer-up pressie a couple of days ago and I've just spend the last few days honing my face painting skills!! So why Snazaroo? Well, I chose Snazaroo face paints as I found that Early Learning Centre sell them and as I buy a ...  Read the complete review

Wholst browsing amazon i spotted these face paints and thought they would be a great idea for my daughters for christmas, they are available from amazon in single large pots of varying colours or in specific sets and there are loads to choose from, i opted for the dog set to make my two daughters up to look like there canine counterpart henry. When these first arrived i wasnt too impressed as they were £3 and there was only 3 small paints in a pallett, one brown, black and white and i didnt think they were worth the money. Upon opening them on christmas day we decided to give them a try, i was very surprised at how well they worked, they are very ...  Read the complete review