Easy Kids’ Face Paint: Five Ideas to Try with the New Namaki face painting kits
By JuliettePublished Updated 4 min read
With Namaki's new disguise face painting, it's even easier to transform these moments into real magic. Creamy texture, luminous colors, simple application... everything is designed to give free rein to the imagination, even without being an expert. In this article, discover our first five must-have make-up ideas: mermaid, unicorn, butterfly, leopard and Mexican skeleton.
#1 - A mermaid to plunge into a magical world
With its iridescent fin and shimmering scales, mermaid make-up immediately transports you to a fairytale sea world. Easy to apply, it's perfect for children who love soft, poetic worlds. Mainly applied to the forehead, parents will also appreciate its light, delicate look. For this mermaid make-up, you need :
- pink, sky blue, silver grey and white face painting in the 4-color mermaid kit; ;
- the mini brush included in the kit
- a little water to moisten the brush before application.
You'll even find a sheet of ephemeral tattoos to complete the make-up. For the tutorial, go to here.
💡A few arabesques above the eyebrows, on either side of the mermaid tail, give this makeup the look of a tiara and your little mermaid becomes queen of an aquatic kingdom.<
#2 - Butterfly makeup, a colorful and elegant classic
Butterfly make-up seduces with its lightness and easy symmetrical application. With the four butterfly make-up kit, You've got everything you need to create a beautiful gradient on the wings. Apply the darkest color, violet, in small successive strokes from the forehead to the cheekbones, to start the contour of the wings. Then use pink to color the wings. Add light with a touch of golden yellow on the eyes. All that's left to do is add some fine white antennae and you're done.
💡 Take inspiration from the butterfly-shaped box and have fun varying the order of color application to create as many new butterflies as you like.
#3 - A wild leopard with character
Just looking at the packaging for this make-up kit, we love it already! To make this leopard children's make-up kit, you'll need :
- the black, white, orange and golden yellow face painting in the assortment; ;
- small brush with moistened tip; ;
- thin pencils (brown and orange) to outline the ears and fill in the white spots; ;
- a little water to rinse before changing color.
What do we love? The soft, cuddly look of this feline. To achieve this stress-free make-up look, follow the step-by-step video. here.
💡What other animal make-ups would you like to try next? A giraffe, a tiger, a lion or maybe a fox... And why not all of them? The kit lets you create up to fifty make-ups: a real menagerie!
#4 - A pastel unicorn make-up for sweet dreams
If there's one imaginary animal every child dreams of, it's the unicorn. Visit kit unicorn make-up brings together pink, sky blue, golden yellow and white face painting. Full of magic, this predominantly pink and white make-up has a gourmand touch that makes you want to munch on the cheeks of these pretty faces. Golden yellow and sky blue bring a touch of sunshine and can be used to draw a rainbow on the cheek or flowers on the cheekbones. As a complement, a fuschia slim pencil applied to highlight the different horn colors, adds relief for an even more enchanting result.
💡Like all the face painting in the new Namaki kits, the colors are easily removed with soap and water.
#5 - A Mexican skeleton for Halloween
Inspired by the Mexican festival of the dead, this make-up is both artistic and easy to apply for Halloween. Thanks to their new, creamier formula, Namaki face painting give a more opaque finish without irritating the skin. This is all the more important with this latest example, where the orange face painting can be applied to all eyelids and even under the eye. Mexican skeleton make-up is always very colorful. In keeping with tradition, four fine pencils (red, pink, yellow and gold) add a touch of playfulness, in our tutorial, and the result is not at all frightening.
💡Like the pumpkin on the packaging of the Halloween make-up kit, The dominant orange and black «Halloweenesque» color scheme can be used to finalize many other disguises with limitless imagination.
With these five make-up ideas, children can already explore a variety of worlds: fairytale, animal, artistic or fantastic. Thanks to Namaki's disguise face painting, make-up is simple, fun and accessible, even for beginners. All in all, you can count on twelve shades of blush to create beautiful creations. So, which of these designs will you try out first?
