Face and body painting

Face and Body Painting

Maintain a professional attitudeSensitiveSupportiveRespectful Be aware of body languageALWAYS USE CLEAN HANDSFRESH BREATH

Correctly identify contra indicationsAllergic reactions to paints and other materialsSkin disordersBruisingRecent haemorrhageSwellingsRecent areas of scar tissue exhibiting loss of tactile

sensationCuts and abrasionsRecent operationsCheck adhesives are suitable for use on children and

sensitive skins.

What to doYou will need to know all of the actions that

must be taken should they occur, including stopping application, applying soothing substances and advising reference to a physician if the condition persists.

ChildrenYou must make sure that you are aware of

the legislation regarding child protection and this must be fully implemented.

Suitable behaviour must be exhibited towards children.

CRB checks may be needed.Permission will be needed for photographic

evidence

Sponge applicationUse different types of sponge to create

different effectsThey can only be used once per personThey must be clean and sterile before and

after every use

Air Brush ApplicationYou can apply large block areas with

airbrush.Stencils can be usedFor close work you need small nozzle

airbrushes and need to work closer to the model

Make sure you are working in a screened area to preserve modesty.

Brush applicationThey must be of good quality so they do not

damage skinOnly used once per personCleaned and sterilized before and after use.

productsCrepe hairEyelashesDerma waxGlitterSequinsBeads and other adornments

RemovalWaterCleansing milkCreamwipes

Ideas For Make up (face paint)

Make-up

Nails

Costumes

Hair

Accessories

Mood boards