AROIC FP8 Kids’ Washable Finger Paint Set with 8 Colors, Paper and Art Tools

For a rainy-day art session at the kitchen table, the AROIC FP8 puts washable finger paints and several ways to use them in one box. Kids can paint with their fingers, try the brushes, or use the included sponges on the supplied paper.

The set includes eight colors, eight sheets of finger-paint paper, brushes, sponges, a palette, and a storage box. That makes it more than a paint-only purchase, though the paper supply is finite.

The paint is described as water-based, washable, and non-toxic. Those are product claims, not a substitute for checking the packaging and supervising children during use.

Where it shines

This kit is geared toward open-ended painting rather than a specific craft project. A child can start with finger painting, then switch to a brush or sponge without needing a separate art kit. The palette gives them a place to work with colors, while the included paper provides a ready surface for a short activity at home or a shared craft session.

The eight-color selection gives children several colors to explore and mix. Compared with buying only a few pots of paint, the included tools offer more ways to make marks, compared with a larger, project-focused art set, this one is centered on finger painting and has a defined supply of eight paper sheets.

Customer feedback highlights the colors, enjoyment, and ease of cleanup. Some buyers also describe using the set for creative activities with children. These are reported impressions, while actual cleanup can depend on the surface and how the paint is used.

Key takeaways

The main draw is the combination of paint, paper, brushes, and sponges in a single set. It suits a family activity where children can experiment with different ways of applying paint, rather than a purchase intended to replenish one specific art supply. A storage box is included to keep the components together between sessions.

There is a detail worth noting before buying: the product information gives conflicting brush counts. One section lists six brushes, while another says ten. The set does include brushes, but the exact quantity is unclear from the supplied details. The included paper is listed as eight sheets, so frequent painting may call for additional paper.

It’s a great fit if you want a starter activity with multiple painting tools and washable colors. It’s not for you if you need a confirmed brush quantity or a large supply of paper for ongoing projects.

Practical tips

Set out the supplied paper before opening the paints, and keep the palette nearby for color mixing. The listing describes the paints as washable and water-based, but does not specify which surfaces they wash out of, using a protected work area is a sensible precaution. Keep the storage box for gathering the tools after the activity, and check the package for its use and care directions.

Is it worth it?

The AROIC FP8 makes sense when the goal is a varied, ready-to-start painting activity: finger paints are joined by brushes, sponges, a palette, paper, and a box. That bundle is more flexible than buying paint alone for children who may want to switch techniques during one session. The tradeoff is that the paper is limited to eight sheets, and the brush quantity is inconsistent in the listing. If those details are acceptable for your planned use, it offers a practical starting set, for larger or repeated projects, choose supplies with quantities that clearly match the amount of painting you expect.