Face Painting Kit (20 water-based paints) with stencils, glitter and temporary tattoos for children
Product description
If you’re organising a kids’ party, a school event, or even a Halloween makeover session, this face painting kit is built for doing things properly without turning it into a messy craft project. On paper, it covers the essentials: multiple colours, tools to create simple designs, and extra extras (like glitter and temporary tattoos) to keep kids busy.
That said, it’s worth approaching it with the right expectations. Face paints are fun, but they’re not the same as professional FX make-up, and the “easy” part depends on how quickly your group can follow a simple routine (water-mix, paint, let it dry, then remove gently). If that works for you, it can be an enjoyable, all-in-one setup.
The essentials (and what you actually get)
This kit is presented as a “party pack” face painting set for children. It includes 20 water-based face paints, 32 face paint stencils, 3 glitter powders, 26 temporary tattoos, 100 gems, and tools including 4 brushes and 2 makeup sponges, plus a slit cake and a user guide.
In practical terms, this means you’re not just buying pots of paint. You’re also getting ways to speed up designs (stencils) and add variety (gems, glitter, tattoos) so the session doesn’t rely on one child having time to wait for detailed hand-painting.
If you’ve ever done face painting with a basic paint set, you’ll know the bottleneck is often “where do the designs come from?”—the stencils here are the kit’s most obvious attempt to solve that.
What stands out in use
The kit’s face paints are described as water-based and designed to go on smoothly with “excellent coverage”. The instruction guidance is also fairly straightforward: mix a little water into the paint to reach the texture you need.
It’s also claimed that the paint dries quickly on skin and doesn’t make a mess, which matters a lot when you’ve got multiple kids waiting their turn. For a quick example: you can set out stencils on a table, lightly dab the sponge or brush through the stencil, and then add gems around the painted area once the base is dry. That kind of workflow is exactly where a pre-packed stencil set tends to shine.
Cleansing and skin considerations
For parents and carers, the non-toxic angle matters. The kit is described as compliant with CE & EN71 standards, and it’s stated to be hypoallergenic, vegan and paraben-free. Because it’s water-based, it’s also presented as easy to remove with soap and warm water, without needing harsh removers or scrubbing.
No product like this is risk-free for every child, though. If you’re painting on sensitive skin, it’s still sensible to patch-test first and avoid painting over broken or irritated skin—simply because face paint, regardless of claims, can trigger reactions for some people.
What you’ll notice day to day (the good and the not-so-good)
Where it shines: - A lot of variety for the session: colours, stencils, glitter, gems, and temporary tattoos. - A more streamlined process for kids’ designs thanks to 32 stencils. - Cleanup is positioned as simple, which reduces the post-party hassle.
Where it may fall short: - The kit focuses on broad party use, so if you’re aiming for highly detailed, pro-level character work, it may feel more “entry-friendly” than “FX precise”. - Even with quick-drying paint, the real-world outcome depends on technique and how dry the paint texture is after you mix water. If you over-wet it, coverage may not behave as expected.
It’s a decent “make it fun” kit, but it’s not the type you’d buy if you’re trying to create complex, long-lasting body art.
Best use cases, and when to skip it
Worth considering if you need a ready-to-go kit for: birthday parties, carnivals, school events, Halloween make-up sessions, festivals, theatre costume play, or theme days and cosplay character touches. It’s also the sort of present that works when kids want to paint faces with friends rather than just try one quick design.
You may want to skip it if: - Your main goal is long-wear, festival-grade face paint that stays perfect for hours (this kit is pitched around quick drying and easy removal). - You need specialist effects or advanced detailing tools beyond stencils, brushes and sponges. - You’re buying for children who may have sensitivities and you can’t reasonably manage patch-testing and careful application.
Tech summary (from the listed details)
- Type: face painting kit for children
- Includes: 20 water-based face paints, 32 face paint stencils, 3 glitter powders, 26 temporary tattoos, 100 gems, 4 brushes, 2 makeup sponges, slit cake, user guide
- Safety/skin notes: described as non-toxic, hypoallergenic, vegan, paraben-free, stated CE & EN71 compliance
- Application guidance: mix a little water into the paint to get the texture you need
- Removal guidance: soap and warm water, no harsh scrubbing/removers required (as stated)
Should you buy it?
It’s a solid pick if you want a children’s face painting setup that covers the session basics—colour variety, stencils to speed up designs, and extras like glitter and temporary tattoos—without making cleanup a chore. If you’re running a party or school event and you want everyone to get something fun quickly, this kind of pack format usually makes life easier.
It might not be the best choice if you’re after high-end, precision character FX or long-lasting face paint. Also, if you know you’ll have children with skin sensitivities, don’t assume “non-toxic” automatically means “suitable for everyone”, handle with care and do a patch test where appropriate.
Mini FAQ
How do you apply the paints?
The kit guidance says to mix a little water into the paint to achieve the texture you need, then apply. The paint is described as drying quickly.
Is it easy to remove?
It’s described as water-based and removable with soap and warm water, without needing harsh removers or scrubbing.
What’s included for making designs?
You get 32 face paint stencils, plus brushes and makeup sponges, along with glitter powders, temporary tattoos and gems.
Is it suitable for kids’ sensitive skin?
It’s described as hypoallergenic and compliant with CE & EN71 standards, but it’s still sensible to be cautious and patch-test if you’re concerned about individual sensitivities.
What events is it meant for?
The kit is positioned for birthday parties, school events, carnivals, Halloween make-up parties, festivals, theatre plays, theme costume parties and cosplay-style makeovers.