Face Painting Makeup - ProAiir Waterproof Makeup - 2.1 oz (60ml) Alien

I tried Snazaroo face paint...nope. I tried Mehron body paint...close but not quite. Then I gave this one a shot and it is by far the best! It was the perfect shade I wanted for my She-Hulk cosplay. I don't have an airbrush machine but it goes on perfectly fine with a cheap makeup brush or a regular paintbrush. One or two coats was all I needed, followed it up with Mehron barrier spray once the paint dried (if you can't get the spray, baby powder works fine to set it), and I'm ready to go! It's a little up there in price than I'm used to, but for the quality I feel it is and how long it lasts, it's worth the investment. One bottle lasted me three cosplays when I painted my face, neck, shoulders, chest, forearms and hands. Maybe it's because I'm kind of a short gal...A few tips:1) ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use makeup primer on every part of yourself you plan to paint. Just like when you apply regular makeup, primer creates a protective layer between your skin and the paint. Plus, it makes it a bit easier to get off later.2) Use just one solid, even coat on the face to prevent tightness and to emote without peeling or cracking.3) I used two coats on the hands (front and back) while flexing your fingers so the paint is in all the creases. The barrier spray I mentioned helps prevent paint transfer. I was able to touch merchandise, my phone, eat chips, all kinds of things without it coming off!4) When using paintbrushes or makeup brushes, get inexpensive ones (e.l.f. for example) because the paint will not fully wash out. Wash them the best you can and you can still reuse them for future paint jobs. Save yourself a few bucks.5) For the removal process, use a big, disposable exfoliating pad (you'll thank me for that later) to gently scrub it off with bar soap. I used the complimentary hotel bar soap when I found liquid body wash just wasn't cutting it and took waaaay too long to get off.PROS:--long lasting--light feel and barely noticeable (especially on the face)--soft to the touch--durable in terms of movement and facial movement without cracking or peeling--stands up to sweat and Florida heatCONS:--stings when applied near the eyes. But don't worry, that goes away as it dries--takes a while to wash off. My bath water looked like pea soup...For me, this is the best body paint I've found that does everything I need it to. A lot of Halloween fans, convention goers, even other cosplayers have asked me about the paint I used. I highly recommend ProAiir, provided you take precautions and do your research before committing to it. Hopefully my personal experience using it shines some light for anyone else interested in body painting. Happy painting! ^_^

I’ve been using mehron for years and doing SFX for a very long time and decided to try this out due to how many people swear by it. Many said you don’t need an airbrush, but this dries so stupidly fast I strongly suggest using one. I can’t get it to not look streaky at all with sponge or brush application besides on my hands.This stains the nail area, I tried using this for nebula and realized I need a lot more practice or just buy an airbrush machine for best use because honestly I was disappointed with how it applied to my face due to how fast it dries it’s impossible to blend or build evenlyMy eyes teared up during application and it ran and bled which was super surprising because it says waterproof and others said sweat and tear proof but I’m not sure what was wrong with mine.Like I said, maybe I need more practice but it was not what I expected. At the moment I’m just going to stick with mehron but I’ll keep practicing with this because for almost $30 I’m determined to get it right.In the photo included you can see my hand was blue for nebula which is this paint alone! My head I ended up going over with mehron sky blue because I couldn’t blend this color but it’s also good to know sky blue is very similar to this color too!I also purchased the purple and black. Black was perfect beyond belief for my eyebrows and my detail lines exactly what I needed it to, didn’t budge.The purple however was the worst of the bunch, it has a big pink undertone and requires many layers but as stated above I can’t work with this very well currently making purple impossible for me to use. I used mehron insteadOverall: if you have the time to experiment, money to risk, tools to perfect yes I suggest this. But if you don’t, keep looking

I bought this makeup to apply warrior paint for all my obstacle course races (OCRs). Initially, I was worried that the paint might be too thin, but I was proven very wrong. I found that applying it with a normal makeup brush works wonders. The black applies very black and opaque, though it is relatively easy to control the opacity if needed. In the two races I've worn it, the product has been able to withstand sweat, water submersion, and mud--it doesn't budget. Given that it is so effective through the elements, I am also very pleased with how easy it is to remove. A couple generic makeup wipes along with a mild soap and water cleanse does the trick. Weekend warriors, look no further. This is a great waterproof makeup!

Amazing movie quality paint! Ordered Biohazard Blue for my Yondu cosplay. Did a makeup test and this paint doesn't budge! It goes on the skin so well, whether by sponge or airbrush. Also found out after I bought it that this is the exact paint brand and color they used on Michael Rooker in the movies! Came off easily with my makeup remover milk lotion.

My husband and I purchased this for him to use for his Oni persona for a camping trip. It lasted for a long time and didn;t sweat off. It did rub off when ever he wore gloves. I wore it for Halloween and danced in it and it stayed on perfectly. We will be using this for all body painting purposes.