When searching for a face painter, there are several things you consider.

1. Professionally trained. Find out if your artist has taken the time to be formally educated in the industry. It also helps if they happen to have a background in education and fine arts. The International Face Paint School is well known and respected as an authority in Face Paint Training. Students learn fundamentals and safety in purchasing and applying fantasy makeup. It is a matter of safety for your family and for your guests.

2. Make sure they are insured with a reputable insurance company. You owe it to your family and guests to hire an artist that takes what they do seriously. Insurance agencies will only insure if an artist uses professional grade cosmetics.

 3. Ask what products your artist uses. Acrylic paints are not approved for use on skin. They are difficult to remove and harsh on the skin. Only Professional grade fantasy cosmetics that are FDA and EU approved and are purchased with reputable dealers are acceptable for use, NOT Amazon, Temu or Aliexpress where "knock-off" items are often sold are acceptable. We typically use top of the line brands such as; Fusion Body Art, Superstar, Global and Mehron from dealers such as Jest Paint, Art Factory and also Face Paint.com

4. Registered business. You can check with your state on this.

5. Experience. How much experience does your artist have? This can make or break an event. An experienced artist will know how to handle a wide range of unexpected challenges with ease, ensuring your event goes smoothly and your guests are happy.

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We had such a lovely day painting amongst the peonies at Live Bee or Die Farm and Event Venue.
This is such a dreamy place to host weddings and events. Be sure to check it out!

www.livebeeordiefarm.com/

What a great time painting at the monster Truck event in Rutland, VT! I have to say, this was my first time at an event like this and it was thoroughly exciting! Looking forward to next time.