Wednesday, 26 August 2015
SKIN FAQ'S
Posted at 02:05
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Yes I know my looks might look like I got a tad bit adventurous but still, I stay safe with everything I do and all of y'all should to. Although there are plenty ways of substituting the materials used for facepaint and FX looks, I highly recommend you find the safest way to do so possible. Never ever get too experimental that you end up ruining your skin.
- "Does that ruin your skin?"
So far based on how long i've been using it, no. My skin gets dry after I wash all of it off but then again my skin always gets dry after I wash my face. As for any pimples, rashes or whatsoever, still a no. I use products I know are safe for my skin and not to use cheap rip-offs because not only do they not work but they also ruin your skin.
- "Can I use poster paint to paint on my face?"
Honestly guys, I wouldn't dare even try. The reason why facepaint was created is so that it's suitable and safe to be applied on your face and to not clog your pores. Poster paint on the other hand, might rise up a few problems especially when it comes to washing it off and the after condition of your skin. I suggest not because it can be unsafe. I have ever tried finger paint though because that's non toxic but the pigmentation is horrible for face painting.
- "How do you wash your facepaint and fx makeup off?"
For FX makeup, it's highly suggested to get the right liquids to remove prosthetics but I don't own any so I do the old fashioned peeling. Just so you know, it really hurts and i'll really find a suitable remover for it. As for facepaint, the fastest way would be to take a shower. You can also use makeup remover and wipes. AHA but I found a definite life saver, the makeup removing cloth. Now I easily wipe my facepaint away without much of a hassle.
A little fay tip?
With all that I put on my skin, I make sure I wash my face twice daily and with makeup removing facial wash too in case I get left over paint where I don't see it and I make sure I maintain my face's cleaniness not only for my facepaint/FX looks but also for my normal human makeup looks. I don't poke or irritate my skin and I absolutely remember to always moisturize.
