View Single Post
  #6 (permalink)  
Old 05-13-2007, 11:40 PM
Fitzwilly's Avatar
Fitzwilly Fitzwilly is offline
COAI Regional Vice President Midwest
Donor Link Award Distinguished Author Award 
 
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: North Central Indiana
Posts: 4,987
Thanks: 709
Thanked 994 times in 647 posts
Laugh: 645
Got 938 laughs in 457 posts
Groans: 28
Groaned at 26 Times in 20 Posts
Default

If the kids are sweating heavily they are going to be difficult to paint period. I would see about having them wipe their face with a paper towel or wet wipe.

There are two products, nearly the same, to consider. The first is "Barrier Spray" by Mehron, and the second is "Final Seal" by Ben Nye. I don't remember the chemical name but you can think of them as soluble liquid plastics. Basicly they help seal the face. You spritz the face and in a very few moments it dries then you can paint the face right over it and its even better it you spritz the face a second time after you've painted the face. If you do this, and the child doesn't start rubbing his face, I have seen children run through the sprinkler and jump in the pool, and the face painting stays. Now if they stay in the pool for the next hour of course the paint comes off, but Barrier Seal helps protect the artwork. Now add soap and everything comes right off.
__________________
Dan/Fitzwilly
www.LaughingStockPro.com
Reply With Quote
  The following 1 clowns say thank you to Fitzwilly for this great post: