Face paint

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Face Paint Twenty Colors for Skin That Isn't Human Epic Effect face paint is water based makeup in 20 ml pots, made for painting faces and bodies for LARP, cosplay, and stage. Twenty colors cover everything from a full-body base coat in pale green or grey to metallic detailing, bruising, and wounds. It's skin safe, blends and layers easily, and washes off with soap and water at the end of the day. Not a birthday party kit: these are the colors you need when your character isn't human. Colors Grouped by the Job They Do Base coats for non-human skin: Zombie Pale, Pale Green, Grey, Umbra Yellow, and Light Skin cover full-face and full-body work, the foundation of any creature look. Character colors: Green, Dark Green, Blue, Purple, Orange, Yellow, Brown, Dark Brown, Black, and White for building the look on top, from full coverage to markings, tattoos, and war paint. Wounds and blood tones: Bordeaux and Bright Red for cuts, bruising, scarring, and everything that should look like it hurt. Metallics: Gold, Silver, and Bronze for painted armor effects, ritual markings, and anything that needs to catch the light. Buying two or three colors goes further than buying one. Water based paints mix directly on the skin or on a palette, so a base coat plus a darker shade for shadow and a lighter one for highlight builds depth that a single flat color never will. Why Water Based Is the Right Choice Here Makeup for the skin comes in three broad types, and they suit very different jobs. Grease based paint is heavy, transfers onto everything it touches, and needs remover. Alcohol based paint is the most durable, but it's harsh on skin over long wear and needs a dedicated remover too. Water based sits in the middle, and that middle is where LARP lives: it goes on fast at camp with a sponge or brush, layers and blends without turning muddy, sits comfortably on skin for a full day, and comes off with soap and water when you're done. For a weekend event where you're reapplying each morni