Mehron Makeup CreamBlend Stick - Body Paint (.75oz) (White)

Very good quality easy to apply with a blending sponge. Used it for Halloween costume

So smooth easy application very blendable small amount goes a long way

Very potent color, easy to apply, quite easy to erase! Amazed by this brand!

Mehron paints never let me down! This color ("Blue") was perfect for my last minute Mystique costume. It's more ultramarine blue than in the pics; my phone camera tends to not pick up bright colors well. It's a great match for her color in "Days of Future Past". It's thick, it's blendable, and lasted pretty well despite me not setting it with powder. It doesn't fully dry down though, so I was very shiny lol. You should definitely set it with powder, I just didn't have time. There's no strong chemically smell, and you can't beat a stick for ease of application. Very pigmented and opaque, as long as you don't smear it around too much it's pretty full coverage, I only used one layer. It does absolutely transfer even if you sit it with powder. It DOES STAIN, however. I used a good makeup remover to get as much off as I could last night, then showered this morning and washed my face with a deep cleanser, and there's still some slight staining around my mouth and eyebrows. It is difficult to remove. Even with the makeup remover I had to scrub pretty hard because of how thick the paint is. If you have sensitive skin, you won't have a good time lol. Overall these sticks are worth the money, although I was a bit shocked that after a few years since I bought my last one, I came back to find the price of these paints had more than doubled. I bought a white one a few years ago and I believe it was around $7, and I paid $17 for this one. That being said, they work great and I'd absolutely recommend them for a good face paint.

If you have greasy skin, this is probably not for you. For dry skin, it's good. It covers like regular heavy foundation. It's not like old fashioned greasepaint, but definitely not water based. Great for pale characters. I use it occasionally as a regular makeup base. I put a light amount on, let it dry a bit and use powder. Setting spray is a good idea.