Welcome to Storytelling Through Art Face Painting

I do not paint Children under the age of three years old.

My insurance does not cover this; their skin is so sensitive that it can cause further problems or a reaction. 

Once they are three, they have many years to enjoy being painted. 

No, please make sure children have sun protection cream on first if it is a hot day.

The paints I use are all professional face paints. If you have any concerns about the ingredients, please do not hesitate to ask.

Please wash the Face Paint off before going to bed.

Use soap and water to wash paint off, DO NOT USE BABY WIPES.

If a reaction occurs, please wash the paint off immediately using soap and water.

Some paints have a darker pigment and may require more washing. Don't worry, it will come off.

Please wash face paint off immediately with soap and water.

No, any sign of eczema, chicken pox, open wounds and skin complaints, it is best not to paint the skin.

If your child has not had their face painted before, then I will do a skin patch test, where I will test some paint on an area of the skin. To see if it is safe to paint their face.

Some face paints have a dark pigmentation, so they may take a couple of washes; a bath or shower is recommended with soapy water.

But don't worry, face paints are all water-based, they will come off.