Paints for Body Art

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Summary: This free video clip will explain what paints are best to buy and use when preparing to paint body art.

Views: 2,019 | Tags: design, painting, paint, art, henna, tattoo, body, india, mehndi

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Christine Mendicino Christine Mendicino is an award winning body painter, henna tattoo artist, and face painter. She has been painting for 8 years and travels between Miami, New... read more

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Paints for Body Art

Hi! I am Christina Mendocino at thehennagirl.com. Now it is time to discuss paints, how to buy good paints. When you to the art store you will notice that they have face paints usually. They have body paints. Usually what they have at the art store is medium quality. If you really need to you can get them there. If you want to find something of a higher quality I would suggest go online and buy a sample kit face paints, that could run you about $15 has all the colors and a little pallet with a wheel. Those will be superior face paints and you will find it will be lot easier to do the face paint. Usually the company that sells that will be able to sell you a few brushes. So if you plan ahead then you can get supplies that are better. If you need to get them last minute, you will be at the art store and you have a choice of usually a palette. This is a face paint that needs to be wet with a brush and you flick it back and forth to load the brush.