basic body paint

2. Maintain a professional attitude
 Sensitive
 Supportive
 Respectful
 Be aware of body language
 ALWAYS USE CLEAN HANDS
 FRESH BREATH

3. Correctly identify contra
indications
 Allergic reactions to paints and other materials
 Skin disorders
 Bruising
 Recent haemorrhage
 Swellings
 Recent areas of scar tissue exhibiting loss of tactile
sensation
 Cuts and abrasions
 Recent operations
 Check adhesives are suitable for use on children and
sensitive skins.

4. What to do
 You will need to know all of the actions that must be
taken should they occur, including stopping
application, applying soothing substances and
advising reference to a physician if the condition
persists.

5. Children
 You must make sure that you are aware of the
legislation regarding child protection and this must be
fully implemented.
 Suitable behaviour must be exhibited towards
children.
 CRB checks may be needed.
 Permission will be needed for photographic evidence

6. Sponge application
 Use different types of sponge to create different effects
 They can only be used once per person
 They must be clean and sterile before and after every
use

7. Air Brush Application
 You can apply large block areas with airbrush.
 Stencils can be used
 For close work you need small nozzle airbrushes and
need to work closer to the model
 Make sure you are working in a screened area to
preserve modesty.

8. Brush application
 They must be of good quality so they do not damage
skin
 Only used once per person
 Cleaned and sterilized before and after use.

9. products
 Crepe hair
 Eyelashes
 Derma wax
 Glitter
 Sequins
 Beads and other adornments

10. Removal
 Water
 Cleansing milk
 Cream
 wipes

11. Ideas For Make up (face paint)

12. Make-up

13. Nails

14. Costumes

15. Hair

16. Accessories

17. Mood boards