MEICOLY Light Blue Face Body Paint Stick(1.06 Oz),Baby Blue Face Paint Sadness,Sweatproof Waterproof Pale Blue Body Paint for Corpse Bride Halloween SFX Avatar Sally Makeup,Eye Black Stick

Great face paint. I used light blue and white mixed to make sally. Color is vibrant and blends well. The one thing i noticed was it didn’t dry well. It doesn’t really bother me but when i hugged someone some blue rubbed off on them. It was my first time using face paint, i probably should have used a setting spray or powder. Came off easily with coconut oil. I did notice some blue is my pores still the next day, i washed my face again with a cleanser and it removed the remainder easily. I don’t think the review picture does it justice, the coverage was really great

Color was exact. went on great. make sure to use a primer it does slightly stain skin. but came off pretty easy and there is so much extra, she painted her whole face really dark 3 times and it looks barely used.

Tried costume/halloween face makeup for the first time for my boyfriend and I. Followed a YouTube video for step by step process and it turned out great. The paint went on very smooth and we received lots of compliments at parties and bars last night. My only complaint and warning is that it stays on pretty wet and never really dries and it had this wet/sweaty appearance on our faces the whole night even though it was cold. Had to be extremely careful not to touch my face, drink anything on that side of my mouth or let hair or clothes go near it because it would just transfer immediately. However, it was soooo easy to get off and that really impressed me. I used one makeup wipe and it all came off, no issues at all and no breakouts the next day or anything. I would use this again

Worked perfectly for my Ursula costume! Easy to apply and blended well. Buildable coverage, beautiful color.

This did not dry at all. The colors were really vibrant and thick when applied. But also smeared together too much because they never dried. I tried to set it with some powder and that was not a good idea. It started looking clumpy and I had to add another layer. It took many attempts to clean it off. I used clinique eye makeup remover to get it off of my eyes. I used alcohol and cotton rounds to get it off of my face and neck/ears. 2-3 washes with soapy wash rag and water. It’s was a pain to get the black out of my brushes, I had to clean them at least 10 times. I have a stye forming on my lower eye eyelid. Haven’t had one of those in a few decades. I got compliments on my costume though.