How To Face Panting For Girls & Boys #Klutzbooks

I have to say that as a Klutz ambassador I’ve gone a little overboard. They sent me some books, but because I love their books so much and so do my kids mind you, I purchased three more books to add to my collection. One of those books was the Klutz Face Painting book. I knew it would just make Zoe’s day.

The best face painting book ever just got better. Meet the new Face Painting, completely refreshed, revised, and revitalized for a new generation. They added more detailed directions for simple sponge and brush techniques. They created tear-out cheat sheets to make painting birthday parties easier than ever. The biggest change? Wolfe Brothers face paints. They go on smoothly, dry quickly, last beautifully, and wash off easily, with bold, bright colors that have to be seen to be believed.

Comes With: a six-color palette of face paints, a brush, a sponge, and 12 tear-out take-along design cards.

So here’s Zoe

She picked out what she wanted

We opened the paints and she was troubled because there was no pink or purple

Have no fear, pink and blue make purple, white makes different shades of each color and red and white make pink.

And tada!

A very happy princess with a face ready for Halloween. I found it to be very very easy. I used a paint brush and applied it like make up. Actually, I applied it like painting on a canvas, one color at a time. If you don’t want the colors to blend on the page then you need to let each layer dry before applying the next color.

And I had to do a super hero boy!

His secret power is lightening. They went everywhere with their faces painted and everyone told me how talented I was, that’s Klutz for you. You’ll be a professional face painter in 20 minutes or less. I did Miles’ face in under two minutes. The Klutz Painting book is full of ideas for heads, faces, arms and feet. Full body paint ideas.

Don’t forget about the WRAP IT UP SWEEPSTAKES:

I’m a Klutz Ambassador and was compensated for my time!