MEICOLY Clown Black Face Body Paint Stick,Safe Eye Black Stick Sporting Face Paint for Adults and Kids ,Professional Black Face Paint for Halloween SFX Skull Joker Zombie Vampire Skeleton Clown Makeup

We used these face paint sticks for a Halloween event and they worked really well. The colors showed up bright and went on smoothly, kind of like a thicker crayon. They were easy to control so my kids could do some of the designs themselves. They held up pretty well through a whole night of running around. The paint did smudge a little if someone rubbed their face, but nothing too bad. It stayed on through sweat, which was nice, and washed off easily with regular soap and water. Overall, simple to use, good color, and great for quick costumes or sports games.

This worked well to paint my daughter's face like Elphaba for trick or treating. It was the exact deep green we wanted, and I was pleasantly surprised that a little stick lasted much longer than I thought it would. Used it twice and still have some left! It stayed on well, and came off with makeup remover wipes. Use those instead of baby wipes. They work better. Lesson learned here!

I use this as eye shadow, which actually works quite well since I layer multi chromatic eyeshadow on top. This specific shade is just so pleasant.

The color is so vibrant on the skin. It goes on very smoothly and is easily removable when finished. You could use it on any part of your body for a little extra pop to any outfit..

Horrific, splotchy, greasy coverage. Not sure how they accomplished making a product that is both incredibly difficult to remove and, simultaneously, will not stay on long enough to even finish applying it without needing touchups. Skin and eye irritant. I am so grateful this was meant for my costume and not my kids, but it still made us all late for trick or treating as I had to fully apply it twice: once after I put on the rest of my costume, then when I saw how bad it looked and how easily it rubbed off if my hair or anything else touched my face, I decided I’d just wash it off and not dress this year. That’s when I discovered that it won’t wash off near my hairline or brows, and left a pale, splotchy green film elsewhere. Honestly I’m not sure this is makeup at all…it’s just an oil pastel crayon.