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There are a lot of different types of paints on the market today and many are not good for body painting. Whenever you use a paint that isn't right, you could have you or the one you are painting have a reaction to your paint and it could be a severe one. The last thing you want to be doing is be body painting on a child and have them break out in sever hives, so please be sure you are purchasing the correct paint made for body painting.
The correct type of paint for body painting has been thoroughly tested for the use on our skin and is very safe for doing overall body painting. In my opinion, I wouldn't buy any cheap deals on the paint; I would buy the best paint to start with. It really isn't that much more expensive and it's better to be safe than to be sorry.
You are going to need some high quality sponges and brushes for your body painting too. You do not have to buy the highly expensive type of brushes, but you should go with the ones that have natural fiber bristles and not those really cheap craft brushes because these tend to leave hairs behind as you use them. And, those cheap brushes that are stiff can be uncomfortable on the people you're body painting and you don't want that. So, pick up some very soft all natural brushes in about three different sizes to begin with.
I would go with one very small brush with a fine and pointed tip for doing those fine details. I would also buy a brush that is about half an inch wide and another one that looks like a fan for doing the blending. These would be great for starting out in body painting. You also need to get your sponges so you can put on light coats of paint to cover the larger areas fast. You can get these at the same locations where you get your brushes.
The correct type of paint for body painting has been thoroughly tested for the use on our skin and is very safe for doing overall body painting. In my opinion, I wouldn't buy any cheap deals on the paint; I would buy the best paint to start with. It really isn't that much more expensive and it's better to be safe than to be sorry.
You are going to need some high quality sponges and brushes for your body painting too. You do not have to buy the highly expensive type of brushes, but you should go with the ones that have natural fiber bristles and not those really cheap craft brushes because these tend to leave hairs behind as you use them. And, those cheap brushes that are stiff can be uncomfortable on the people you're body painting and you don't want that. So, pick up some very soft all natural brushes in about three different sizes to begin with.
I would go with one very small brush with a fine and pointed tip for doing those fine details. I would also buy a brush that is about half an inch wide and another one that looks like a fan for doing the blending. These would be great for starting out in body painting. You also need to get your sponges so you can put on light coats of paint to cover the larger areas fast. You can get these at the same locations where you get your brushes.
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