Learn to make your own One Stroke & split cakes - Face Painting Made Easy PART 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2015
- Face Painting Made Easy PART 5 - DIY small, medium or large split cake / one stoke cake. Create your very own color combination, save money and have fun all at the same time!
🇫🇷 Pour la version française de cette vidéo, c'est par ici: • Créer un "One-Stroke" ...
🇩🇪 Für die Deutsche Version diesem Video, folgt dieses Link: • One-Stroke und Split-C...
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Other videos in the series “FACE PAINTING MADE EASY”:
1 ▸ Great face painting supplies & kit for beginners: • Great face painting su...
2 ▸ Learn to use face paints, sponges and glitter: • Learn how to use face ...
3 ▸ Learn to use and practice with round brushes: • Learn to use and pract...
4 ▸ Perfect practice with 5 awesome brushes: • Perfect practice with ...
6 ▸ Learn to create and apply stencils: • Learn to create and ap...
7 ▸ Face painting practice, without kids!: • Fun face painting prac...
8 ▸ Where can I buy face painting supplies?: • Where can I buy face p...
9 ▸ My face painting table setup: Video online soon!
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Thank you very much for watching - your continued support means a lot to me! Please write a comment with your suggestions or questions. I try to answer to everyone. Big hug! ✮ Sophie ✮
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Every time I google something, here you are with the best video, even in 2024, I'm as impressed as I am grateful
You are very kind, thank you. I am quite amazed myself that my videos still find an audience when some of them are more than 10 years old. My goal is to create more videos as I have some footage waiting but I haven't had the time yet... Hopefully this year.
I love your tutorials, very instructive. Thank you for showing us your technicians.
Thank you so much Madeline, that's very kind of you!
My daughter is a face painter and this. Really helped her out
This makes me so happy, thanks for your feedback! 😍
This is amazingly amazing, for real, I won´t sleep watching this. You´re so talented. Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome, thanks for stopping by and leaving a note. I'm so grateful for the kindness of my viewers!
Love your videos! I can't wait for the stencil one!
+Mary Saltz It's the next one coming up but I'm running a bit late with it. I hope to put it online by the end of September though... Thanks for your feedback!
SophiesTipps Thank you so much for these videos! I am excited and waiting for #6!!!
I've been painting for a while but your videos are AWESOME! I've learned a lot!!!
Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge!!!!
Di VF You're very welcome :) Making those videos is time consuming but it's also fun, and reading positive comments like yours afterwards makes the hard work definitely worthwhile!
it's fabulous and thank you so much for sharing this with me .
So nice of you! Thanks a lot for your feedback, I'm glad you like my work 😘
That wipe trick is genius! You are very informative! I watched all your videos! Keep it up! I can't wait for the how to make your own stencil video!
Claudia Rivera Oh, thank you so much for your support and encouragement!
After placing the wipe into the box, it's necessary to check the consistency regularly because some paints tend to absorb the humidity very quickly and some take ages. It takes some getting used to... But for me, it's still the safest method because I am worried that the microwave might change the chemical balance of the makeup (I might be wrong though).
Amazing!!! Your tutorials are very useful!! You make me want to do face painting!
Oh but you should! It's so much fun and once you get started, you can see your progress quickly.
Thanks so much for your generous sharing of such valuable face painting info! I look forward to more videos! :)
Robin Rini McFarlane Thank you! I'm glad if I could help you :)
Your videos have been a gem! I've just started facepainting and despite having an art background this is proving to be a very difficult task.
+Megan Yes Megan, I see what you mean. Although I think it does help to be creative and to enjoy painting / drawing, the art of face painting is quite different because skin absorbs moisture so the makeup doesn't "behave" as it would on paper or canvas. The second difficulty is the child moving around at the most unexpected moment. This takes some getting used to be hang in there! Everything is difficult before it is easy 😀
Absolutely LOVE your videos! Can't wait to see more in this series! You're so incredibly knowledgable and talented... Yours are by far best tutorials I've ever watched 😍😍
+L “DopeHat6” Burns Oh really? thank you one million times, this is much appreciated 💖 I'm really happy to hear that you like my work and that my tips are useful to you.
Today i will create my first split cake by this video. I love you!
That's fantastic! I am so glad that this video inspired you to get creative with you art. Thanks for letting me know, this really warms my heart. 💗
Wonderful tips. Your art work is beautiful and sharing how you create your designs and even your color cakes was very kind of you! I enjoy your channel and the awesome designs you paint. I have tried making my own split cakes before, but your tips will improve my ability in the future. Thank you!
Kathleen Reich That's so nice to know that my videos are watched and appreciated :) Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to write a few lines here. All the best to you!
Thank you for your videos, they are a great help!
***** Thanks so much. This makes me happy :)
Thank you for your videos, they are so helpful!!
You are so welcome!
SUUUUUPER!!! Thank you for this, so great!
Sam Leigh-Brown I'm happy you like my work, thanks for your feedback!
just found your channel and I love it!! can't wait for the stencil video
+AgentFrootLoop Thanks a lot! I am running sooooo late with my stencil video and I am not sure now if I'll be able to finish it before Halloween but I'll try. In any case, it will be online by the end of the year, promise!
I have no words!! I only can say thank you!!! The videos and the easy way you presented each tip, is helping us a lot... (talking in plural because I´m sure you´re helping lots of people!) Well, I suscribe to you channel and I will follow your tips!!! See ya!!!!
Quety Pairó Awesome, thank you! It's really encouraging for me to read positive feedback like yours and see that my work is appreciated :))))
I very much appreciate that you do your videos in different languages .
+Anna VanderStouwe Thank you so much for your kind message, this means so much to me!
You're welcome! It's very thoughtful of you to do.
gracias por los tips, muy bien explicado.
Monica Rojas Me gustaría poder hablar español también! Gracias por su apoyo.
hello Sophie thank you for your videos... they're awesome!! you are awesome and I love hearing your voice explaining :-) I'm a beginner in face painting and your tips are very useful for me... me and my 7 years old daughter have so much fun in trying new paintings and techniques... i hope I could be as good as you some day... byyye!!
You just made my day!!! Thank you so much for your lovely words. I am so happy that you enjoy my work and it feels good to get such positive feedback. All the best to you!😊
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I love the tip about protecting the manicure 😂 if only I’d watched this sooner lol xx
Hehe, glad that you found this useful. Thanks for taking the time to leave a litte not here.
Also thanks for your tutorial video. I’m learning a lot.
You're welcome, glad you like my work!
SophiesTips
I really do 😆
I love all your videos. You are amazing!!
Thank you so much Caroline, glad you enjoy my work!
Amazing.Awesome.So beautiful.
Thank you so much! 😊
Gosto muito das suas dicas
Obrigado por tomar o tempo para deixar um comentário tão legal aqui!
Wooow amo tus vídeos seme dificulta un poco ya que yo no speak Spanish pero eres super especial para explicar con sólo verte entiendo gracias por compartir todos tus tips arte Fanny Montemayor
Marco Montemayor Yo no hablo español bien... por desgracia.
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Hi Sophie! Your videos are so great and helpful; clear, to the point with all the necessary information. Thank you so much!
Can´t wait for the video about making stencils and other tips you may already be preparing ;-)
I have a question in regards to the one-strokes ... I just got one with 6 colours and it seems to me to be too much for a small one-stroke cake. Would you agree that it is possibly best not to use more than 3 or a maximum of 4 colours for the small one-stroke cakes?
+Iris CR Thanks Iris for your lovely feedback! My stencil video will probably be delayed to November/December... I was planning on making it this month but I had so many last minute face painting jobs that I didn't manage to find the time. But it's definitely coming 😀
6 colours are a lot for a one-stroke cake but there are some on the market with that many colours - especially rainbow combinations - but I suspect that they are not made by hand. If you make one yourself, it's going to be very very hard cutting and handling 6 stripes that are so thin! I find that 4 are sometimes tricky but to be honest with you, I've never tried to put more in a one-stoke. Just give it a try! If it doesn't work out, you can always reduce the number of colours and make your stripes a bit thicker. Good luck!
i love u sophie u saved my life !!!
Oh wow, I'm glad I did! 😀 Thank you so much for your sweetness!
Awesome! You can also use your knife to shape them
Thank you!
OMG .Good bless you❤
You are so kind, thank you! 🌈
i cant wait to see part 6 about stencils!!! this is so great and creative! so, can you tell me when can we expect new tutorial?:))
Jelena Radojicic Thanks for your support! Part 6 will probably be online sometime in August - there is another one coming before that. I try to upload one new tutorial per month. It's my goal, but it's hard to keep up in the busy summer months because I also have a lot of face painting jobs during that time.
thank you !
+sinai abergil You're welcome, thanks for your feedback!
great job!
+MAN HUNG TSUI Thanks a lot.
I love your videos. Thank you for all of your tips and tricks! I just purchased my first set of brushes, but they are numbered 0-14. Which size would be closest to the 3/4 brush? I was thinking the size 11 flat square brush. Thanks!
I wish I could tell you but it's impossible to know because each brand uses their own numbering system. The best way to know would be to measure the width of the brush. A 3/4th brush is about 2,5 cm wide. Hope this helps.
this is extremely helpful you are so appreciated thank you !
I am so happy that you enjoyed watching this tutorial and that I could help you improve your knowledge or skills. Thank you very much for taking the time to let me know! 💕
@@SophiesTipps 😀
Thank you for all your tips!
May I ask what are the names of the paints you used to make the one-stroke cake? Love that color combination.
So great tutorial!!!
Purpurina Maquillaje Lovely, thank you very much!
That was smart of you to list all the names they go by to save people confusion later. How did you apply the yellow and red on the butterfly shape that's on the left end of the first photo at the beginning? That must have been a brush cause a sponge isn't shaped in such a way to make sharp turns, upward at the top and downward at the bottom, unless you cut it into some sort of triangle shape and then bent it in the direction you wanted to lay down the paint and that would be a very contorted thing to do all around. The yellow above the eye looks like it has streaks of red mixed in it under the eyebrow.
Thanks Joe. For the yellow/red butterfly, I used a small spit cake with a 1/4 inch flat brush to create the outline of the wings first. I then pulled the yellow towards the inside with a sponge. You get a very soft transition of colors by using the split cakes. That's why they are so loved in the face painting community. This technique called "one stroke painting" however was originally created by Donna Dewberry for painting flowers on paper and was then taken over by face painters all over the world.
Hello 👋🏽
Your videos are very useful! Thank you for sharing your talent.
Does the home made split cake work if I use different brands in the same cake?
Very good question! Well yes and no, it's a tough one to answer. I would say that it is best to use certain brands together. More "waxy" brands like Tag and Diamond FX do well together. More "Glycerin-based" paints like Mehren Paradise and Kryolan do also well together. Mixing is a bit more difficult but it works too. However, the glycerin-based stripe will get used up more quickly and you will end up with a dent in your cake after a while. Hope this helped a little bit.
what size is the blue round brush that you use to make flower petals?
Thanke you a lot!!! Your tutorials are absolutly perfect!!!
Glad you like them! Thank you so much for your feedback. 💗
Awesome
Thank you!
thank you Sophie the link really did help 😊 I have another question what colors & or set in paints & brushes would you recommend for a beginner..... I did watch some of your tutorials but I'm still lost on what brush sizes I would use for like a one stroke & what brushes I would buy for pedals ,dots & starburst. could you help me please with putting together a good set of paints & brushes ?
+Lupe Gomez Did you see the first instalment of this video series? Here's the link, just in case: th-cam.com/video/7YklPFc_Ees/w-d-xo.html
Towards the end of the video I show a beginner's set, including the brushes I recommend. But I think I will soon do another shorter video on brushes because I get this question a lot. Thanks for your question and your support!
Now I learned how to made my slit cakes by my self.
Yes, it's really not as hard as it seems... 😉
Hi! Love your tips! When will part 6 be ready? :)
+Cecilie Herland I'm working on it right now. If all goes well it will be online by the end of next week!
awesome
+Rosie Ryan Thanks a lot!
Excelente parabéns
Muito obrigado! 💖
waiting for part 6 :)
+BeautyByBee Sorry, it's coming...
Thanks for all the tips like the wet wipe to soften up hard paint, and planning the one-strokes in bigger containers so that you can grab whatever color combos you need out of one container. For sporting events mentioned at 11:05, did you say "different colors of wax" or "different colors of flags?" Who hires you for sporting events gigs and where do you set up?
Could you please explain the gram rating, i.e. 10grams, 40 grams, etc? It can't be the amount of paint in the pot cause those stats are listed in milliliters or ounces. At the 8:30 mark, the white pot is much thicker. What is the content of that size vs. the other three? What are their gram ratings?
You're welcome! The tip with the wet wipe is OK but it takes a while to soften the paint this way so one must not be in a hurry. What I do more often is soften the paint in the microwave but this is dangerous because the paint melts extremely quickly and gets so hot that it could burn you if you're not careful. It also starts "cooking" in just seconds. That's why I don't want to recommend this technique because a lot of kids watch my channel and I wouldn't want anything happening to them. The paint should be maximum 4 to 5 seconds in the microwave and maybe a tiny bit more if necessary. A close watch at all times is absolutely necessary.
At 11:05 I say "different colors of flags". As you saw, I made a larger spit cake and with it, I can do the Italian flag and the French flag, because they both share the blue color in the middle.
Living in Germany, I am often hired by sports clubs, mostly during the world cup or the European soccer cup events. Germans love to organise "Public Viewing" events where people gather and watch the game on a huge screen together. I then paint lots of flags and soccer balls there. Private companies also hire me when they do a privatised event at the Munich stadium, as a fun entertainment for their guests. But I've also painted at Basketball, Polo and Tennis events... There is a lot going on in the summer.
Solid face paints are usually measured in grams. Milliliter is a unit for liquid things,, like water, perfume, etc. A regular round face painting pot is usually around 30 grams (about one once). The really big one you saw me use is 90 grams. I usually buy my white in this larger format. The brand Mehron Paradise is produced in the USA so they might not use grams, and I think that the quantity of paint in the regular format is around 40 grams.
When I have doubts as to whether something will burn up quickly in the microwave, I manipulate both the time and the power setting. If something might melt in 5 seconds, I lower the temp to half power or less so as to not take any chances.
Snazaroo is using mL. Don't know why since it's not a liquid. Sometimes it's on the lid, sometimes it's not. I haven't seen pics of other brands where they put the weight on the lid. I can't turn over any other brand of pots in person cause Snazaroo is the only brand sold in any store in my town. Websites won't show you the labels on the back so I can't see what other brands are telling you. I guess Snazaroo wants to be the oddballs in the face paint world and make you guess as to the gram weight.
Do sports stadiums let anyone just buy space and set up, like with the Basketball, Polo and Tennis events you mentioned, or does some organization with authority always have to hire you? They don't do that here. There's no space for such people. There's the parking lot, the field (or court) and the inside of the stadium where the concessions (food) and restrooms are, and no room for anyone to put up a table anywhere without getting in someone's way. I could see maybe doing it at a kids soccer game where there are soccer fields, small bleachers for the parents, and plenty of green grass space you could borrow. This is showing me how many venues there are other than the typical kids birthday parties and other obvious functions. Never thought of the public viewing events. I think here they call them 'watch parties.' Sounds like you do plenty of adults. It's so easy to just think of this as a kid's industry. I'm still searching pics to get ideas, and it's mainly kids with a few adults, and the adults often have very elaborate designs that are rather impressive and must have taken a long time to do. I'll find myself looking at tiger pics and saying, "ok, I like the eyes of this one, the ears of that one, the muzzle of this one, the fur of that one, the patterns of that one" etc. I wish I knew digital art to put together my own frankenstein design made up of the best features from many different pics.
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're so welcome!
I am having a very hard time keeping the dark colors from blending into the light ones while using brush cakes. I have to keep cleaning the light colors with a baby wipe to reload. Is there any hope for a beginner? Thank you, your help is the best!! I love your videos and watch them multiple times!
I see what you mean Emily. I had the same problem too when I first started using them. The key is not to use too much water right away. A common mistake is to start with a brush too wet on a dry cake. What happens then, is that the water will first "sit" on the surface and then mix the colors together. Then, when you run your brush back and forth, you don't get a distinct color separation. My recommendation would be to first sprizt you cake with water (but only once or twice) - while the colors are slowly absorbing the moisture and getting softer, dip your brush once in water and tap the tip on a dry kitchen towel. Then start rubbing your brush on the surface of your cake. You will see that it doesn't slide very smoothly but no worries. Get a bit more water on your brush (but only the very tip), again touch slightly your dry kitchen towel with it and rub the cake again. Do this three or four times. You will then see that your colors stay nicely separated. This takes a bit longer then rushing with a lot of water but you will only needs to do this once. If you use one brush per split cake (which is what I do), you will see that when you use it a bit later, your cake will still be damp enough and since your brush will still hold some of the cake's colors, you will then just need to "reactivate" the colors on both the brush and the cake with a bit of sprayed water. This will take close to no time. I hope that this helps!
du bist echt die coolste ♥
Danke Leonie, ganz lieb von dir! 💕
Sie haben sehr schöne, informative Videos gemacht und können wunderbar gut erklären.
Zum Festdrücken der Farben kann man auch sehr gut Frischhaltefolie verwenden - dann verschmieren sie nicht, und man muss nach dem Festdrücken keine Farbe wegwischen.
Sylvia Kundler Guter tipp, danke!!! Das werde ich nächstes Mal machen. Meine Finger sind irgendwie immer voller Farbe :)
I love your ruler
Thank you, it's cute and practical 😊
Thanks for sharing. Where I can buy all that?
Verry good😊
Thank you very much Juana!
Nice Video.
Thank you , much appreciated!
very good advice, I appreciate this............I wish I knew which white is the best one to use.....mine is too transparent and I need a rich white.......what do you recommend ...?
The best white ever EVER is the white from Wolfe FX but it's now very very difficult to find - especially in Europe where I live. The second best (in my opinion) is the white from Diamond FX. I haven't tried them all but quite a few and these two are my favourite for line work. They wouldn't be appropriate to cover a large area though. Good white for a base color (for example to do a skull or Hello Kitty) would be the whites from Mehron Paradise or Kryolan.
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SophiesTips thanks to you sophie.
Bonsoir Sophie , au debut de la video il y a 3 grimage que vous avez fais il y t il une video de ces gromage m interresse bcp et aussi je pense que si vous ferier un livre ca sera un best celler parceque dans la matiere il y a rien de correct
Keltoum Hko Je n'ai pas fait de tutoriels pour tous les maquillages présentés dans cette vidéo. Je n'ai pas non plus vraiment l'intention de publier un livre car je préfère partager mon travail sur internet. Merci pour votre gentil compliment!
Wow
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+SophiesTips 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻
I want to do split cake but .. I'm only doing some face paint for one days so I don't want to spend a lots of money on that ......help me pls
If you only paint for one day, I wouldn't recommend making your own split cake because you will need too many colors and spend too much money on your supplies. I would recommend buying the split cake already made in a face painting online shop. You can find a list of shops I recommend in the description box under the video. Hope this helps!
eres increíble! como son los face chart que utilizas para practicar?
Muchas gracias. Puede encontrar más información sobre las prácticas en este otro video: th-cam.com/video/H_GQ4eSFTKA/w-d-xo.html
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🌷Very kind of you!
very cool...I do blends on windows myself and have a video where I do a rainbow blend, same principle.
+Scot Campbell Sounds interesting! Share the link.
+Scot Campbell Nice! I never witnessed this technique around here.
SophiesTips Where do you live again?
+Scot Campbell In Germany.
SophiesTips I am in Portland Oregon.
Hi Sophie, which brand of paint do you use? Thank you, enjoying your videos.
Cheryl Motton Please have a look at the first video of this series where I talk about my my favourite face painting supplies and brands. Here is the link to the English version:
th-cam.com/video/7YklPFc_Ees/w-d-xo.html
Hello Sophie could you please give me some information on where's the best place to buy split cakes .
+Lupe Gomez Sure! If you're in the UK or in Europe, you can find them here: bit.ly/1p59pXT (this shop actually ships worldwide). If you're in the US, you can find them here: bit.ly/1QGQysu
Hope this helps!
Hola ,disculpa nombre de la pintura?
Puede encontrar esta información en el cuadro de descripción debajo del video.
so beautiful great work. i cannot fine your next video how to use stencil to create a design.
Thank you Maria! Here is the next instalment: th-cam.com/video/8M2dkX0-3cU/w-d-xo.html
... and there is even another one after that right here: th-cam.com/video/H_GQ4eSFTKA/w-d-xo.html
Hey thanx you are an amazing artist.
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Hi can you please tell me where you buy your sponges
You can find them in any serious online face painting shops.
Hello 👋
I’m new to ur channel but absolutely LOVE it, I’ve been asked to volunteer to do face painting for a community barbecue for one day. I’ve never done face painting before and the barbecues in 2 days, so can u send me a link to your easiest but most effective tutorials, they’ve asked me to do quick things so a line of kids doesn’t build up.
Can you also help me, I live in the Uk and to practice I bought cheap face paints in Poundland, but they were terrible! Where can I buy relatively cheap paints but that are good quality, and what colours should I get considering I’ll only use them for one day only!
Thank you soooo much, your channels amazing have a great day!
Hello and thank you for your message. Sorry for my late reply but your question only showed up now... I will answer anyway, maybe it will be useful for the future. As far as quick and easy tutorials, I recommend you just watch some on my channel but there are also a lot of other great face painting channels with easy tutorials. I would recommend starting with only 2 designs for girls (princess and butterfly) and 2 designs for boys (spiderman and tiger), this will make it easier for you to practice ahead of time and will reduce the choice on the event, hence speed up the decision process. Regarding your question on cheap but good face painting supplies in the UK, I am sorry to say that if you want quality face paint that makes it easier to achieve good results, it will not be cheap. I just made a video on where to buy face paints and I recommend a really good online shop in the UK, you might want to check it out. I hope that this was helpful. I wish you great success in the future!
hi do you have a tutorial for the unicorns? my daughter had them done the other year at IKEA in Birmingham uk and I've never seen them done again since!
+Ruth Fraser I have a unicorn face painting tutorial coming up but it will take a little while... In the meantime have a look at this one: th-cam.com/video/C6CJ4ywIuc4/w-d-xo.html Hope you like it!
Thank you very much x
What is the cheapest way/place to buy snazaroo face paint for someone who is just getting started in the business?
Alexis Ericksen Michaels clearance section!
It very much depend where you live. Snazarro is a UK brand so if you live there, you shouldn't have a problem getting your hands on it. It's more tricky in the US though. Unfortunately I don't know which online shops there carry this brand, sorry.
Alexis Ericksen Amazon sells some of snazaroo basic colors in single pots (range from 8.99-10.99) on amazon
In the US I got them at michaels craft store. They had a kit for more face painting with multiple colors available all once to try everything out or you could go ahead and test out the primary 5 would cost you around $50 for all 5. They have online some coupons you could print out.
Michaels... make sure you get the 40% off coupon off the website first
so just for clarification.... if the face paint is called a one stroke it just means it's smaller than a split cake?
One Stroke means that you apply several colors at once with just one stroke of a brush or a sponge. I know that it can get confusing because different brands call their cakes with different names (one-stroke cake, split cake, rainbow cake, arty cake, etc.). But usually there are two main sizes. The smaller one is applied with a 3/4 brush and the larger one usually with a sponge to cover a larger section of the face, for example to create a butterfly wing. But the name of the product does not necessarily have any relation to its size. But in a way you are right, usually the "one-stroke cakes" are the smaller ones but make sure you check anyway because the term one-stroke refers to a technique, not to a size.
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So kind of you, thank you! 💜
Hello Sophie, I absolutely love the purple flowers right at the start of this tutorial - its a still shot, in the first 10 seconds. Any chance you could do a tutorial on how you create those flowers please?!
Thank you Maria, good suggestion, I will look into this.
Only make from oil texture ? Not aqua ?
No quite the opposite. Use only water-based face paints (not oil-based such as regular makeup)
I recently bought a diamond fx split cake. the color splash split cake to be specific and I noticed that the side label said not for use on skin, for hair and special effects only...the face painting forum shop said nothing about this in their description . Have you experienced anything like this? Thank you! You're videos are amazing!
I am not familiar with this particular split cake but I assume it has some neon colors in it, doesn' it? Neon face painting colors are a bit tricky because they are supposed to be visible under a so-called "black light" and are therefore made of specific chemicals that are probably not too great for the skin... I think that the manufacturers put this mention on their neon products to be in line with the strict cosmetic regulations in some countries (Europe in particular, which has some of the strictest rules). I personally hardly ever use them for this reason but I know lots and lots of face painters who use them regularly and never had any problems or received negative feedback regarding any type of irritation on the skin. It's a controversial subject and my opinion is the following: if you want to stay on the absolute safe side, don't use neon colors. However, one should consider that a face painting design is on the face for only a few hours at most, and I cannot imagine that the ingredients in these colors would be so harmful that they would have any effect on the skin in such a short time span... But this is only my opinion obviously. We breathe polluted air, eat hormones in our chicken and pesticide on our salads every day... which is actually much worse! If you need any more detailed information, I would recommend you contact the face painting forum shop or Diamond FX directly. I hope that they can give you a more "scientific" answer than mine... I hope that my "rambling" helped a little bit nonetheless 😃 Good luck and happy painting!
Thank you so much for your rambling! You're the best, I feel so much better now. 😄
You're very welcome. Glad that this helped!
Hola a donde puedo conseguir esas pinturas 😗
Depende de dónde vivas ... pronto haré un video sobre este tema porque recibo esta pregunta todo el tiempo.
como se llaman esas cajitas y a donde se pueden conseguir?
Milena Santamaria Usted puede tratar de llamar a una tienda de Face Painting en su país y pedir si venden cajas Splitcake vacías.
no creo q vendan pero voy a investigar, gracias
Where can I get the small boxes for the split cakes?
Hello, I don't think that it's possible to buy them empty, unfortunately. I bought a few ready made ones and when they were empty I re-used them over and over again.
Can these be made with snazaroo paints ?
Jamie O'Brien I am not a Snazaroo expert and haven't tried all of their colors but according to my experience, I think it could be possible to make a split cake using their metallic or pearl range. They might be a bit too soft though so I'm not sure it would work very well... The regular range of Snaz face paints (matt) would not be appropriate in my opinion because they get too hard and dry. They also shrink slightly and tend also to crumble apart after a while. They might look OK in the split cake at the beginning but probably not after a few weeks. I have nothing against using Snazarroo but I personally wouldn't choose this brand to make split cakes.
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With what did you make that split cakes??
I used regular face painting colors from the brand Kryolan. But other brands work really well too.
Is it possible to use an split cake with a wide brush, instead of a sponge?
Yes that's possible but if your split cake is large, you will not be able to pick up all the colors at once - but only two or three. And it would be really unpractical to work on the face with a brush larger than 1 inch...
Sandra Herrera is
en peru, donde puedo conseguir estas pinturas?
Las puedes comprar en páginas web como Amazon.com, www.clownantics.com, www.facepaint.com, www.sillyfarm.com, la mayoría tienen shipping internacional.
También puede ordenar en Sillyfarm.com, ellos envían sus productos a todo el mundo.
WHY IS THIS AMUSING TO WATCH
+pancake cat Amusing? OK... 😳
+SophiesTips it's not bad... sorry if you took it that way, I just meant it like the way you make them! it's really cool ☺
+SophiesTips I'm not into face painting or anything, this video just came up in my recommended. I think it's really interesting. do you paint faces as a job? if so that's awesome! ☺ I should have chosen a different word in that first comment, sorry If I offended you
+pancake cat No problem, I am not offended. I'm actually open for any comment, even negative ones. I feel like I can learn from critics when they are constructive. Thanks for your message, I was just confused by the word "amusing" but now I see what you mean. Thanks again for your feedback and for stopping by. Take care! 😍
+SophiesTips ☺
where did you buy the emty container
I don't buy my empty containers because I re-use the containers of face paints I used up. But it's possible to buy them empty. Depending on where you live, you can ask a face painting shop online if they sell them. I put a list of various shops in the description box below the video.
Gostaria de saber se vice fornese tintas ?
Não, eu não vendo nenhum material. Mas se quiser saber onde comprá-los, é só dar uma olhada nesse outro vídeo: th-cam.com/video/PW-nYRur2DQ/w-d-xo.html
I am Brazilian.
I want to buy.
Where to buy?
Send me a store link?
Trustworthy?
In Brazil does not sell the cake!
Does it indicate a place to buy?
Hi Michele, I don't know any face painting shops in Brazil, sorry! But you could order from Sillyfarm.com in this USA because their ship worldwide. Hope this helps a little...
I have to ask is Snazaroo good for beginners?
There are not paint brands specifically for beginners or advanced face painters. Each brand has its pros and cons. Snazaroo is good mostly for the base (using a sponge) but not for line work (using a brush). Its best, in my opinion to mix the brands in order to achieve different results. Hope this helps!
SophiesTips
Thank you very much that helps a lot
why do you find water bad face paints that include wax in them better for one stroke ?
david shema kantor Because the wax-based paints allow better color separation, which means that each color will be clearly visible and not blend too much with the color stripe next to it. This is better for a small cake like a one-stroke.
What do I have to do when the consistency is not right? Too hard....
I know that it's not easy at the beginning... I think I will need to do a video on that because this is a concern for a lot of my viewers. Don't give up and keep practicing, you'll get there! 😘
Does anyone have any recommended brand of color?
Just in case you are interested, I made other videos on my channel about the brand of face paints I use and like. Hope this helps!
how do get face paint and at
It depends where you live. Please look in the description under the video. I usually list a few online shops in various countries where it's possible to buy good quality face painting supplies.
die Frischhaltefolie über die ganze Fläche des Behälters mit den Farbstreifen legen und sie nicht verrutschen lassen, sondern nur mit den Fingern über die Folie streichen zum Festdrücken
Sylvia Kundler Gute Idee aber der Tipp haben Sie mir schon einmal gegeben (siehe weiter unten...) Trotzdem danke!
Very good Beautiful
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Thank you so much! Much ❤️ back to you!
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