Classic Face and Body Paint, Bright Yellow Colour, Water Based, Easily Washable, Makeup

Great coverage, took a few tries to figure out how to apply it. But it does stain painted nails. However it did arrive broken, the paint was not stuck to the container, but it was an easy fix. Will be buying again. [First got Snazaroo face paint was 8 years ago in the kids pack >:3]

Really great coverage. Have tried other brands but came back to this. You just need to wet a little piece of cotton wool, or make up brush and it softens the paints for easy application. Drys quickly then you can layer as desired, though the first layer may be sufficient because it's decent. Days well with limited cracking and other make up can be applied over it.

This face paint is very easy to use, exactly as it appears and doesn’t smell at all. I don’t have particularly sensitive skin but I didn’t have any issues with it on my face; it was a little difficult to apply (in some areas I had to reapply another layer) but in part that could have been the brush I used.

Best white face paint I've ever used, wore to a Halloween rave and it stayed on the whole night with no issues. I used translucent foundation powder which may have also helped but even just on its own it was very thick and high quality with good coverage. Will definitely be using it again!

It has great colour can blend well with another colour a d is easy to take off but i did get the wrong colour for on of the paints

Brilliant product. My go to brand for face paints . Goes on easily but may require a few wet wipes or face wash when removing yellow face paint as this seems to leave a faint colour when removed.

Fab coverage. Snazaroo always worth the extra cost.

I bought this for myself to turn myself into Sadness from Inside Out. The colour turned out to be perfect, and with a very good payoff. I bought a white one to put underneath as I wasn't sure it would show up enough on its own, but it turned out that I didn't need the other one at all. I tried a couple of methods to apply the face paint (I'm very new to literally painting any faces) - a dampened brush, a makeup sponge, and a sponge designed for face paint - and found that the best method is the sponge that is actually made for painting faces. I found it best to dampened the sponge and then to dab it on the face (don't swipe, just press it on). Mine cracked a little bit after several hours because I put on too thick a layer, so I'd recommend only doing maybe 2 layers all over. I have quite sensitive skin so I was a little worried that it might get irritated putting on so much stuff, but it was absolutely fine. I did take the face paint off as soon as I came home (baby wipes did the job) as it was starting to get everywhere, but both my house and face survived the ordeal with minimal clean-up. Since I had to paint my neck blue as well I ended up with face paint all over my white jumper, which I nervously put in the wash with a colour catcher. It came out perfectly white and I've had absolutely no problems.