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Post by daphne78 Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:12 am

Two days ago I saw at Big Bazar a facepaint set, ofcource very cheap. I was wondering what the quality is of this paint. Only thing I could see that it was made in China...
Does someone tried this? It looked better than the Bruijnzeel paint from the toystore!
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Post by Kammy Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:15 am

Don't suppose you took any photos? :-) I know that many brands (DFX etc.) are made in the same factory in China, but I wouldn't have thought a very cheap set is likely to be of a similar quality.
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Post by daphne78 Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:59 am

That's what I know.. a lot of them are made in the same factory.
And ofcourse the quality won't be the same, but hmmmm should I just buy it Very Happy (don't need it but... don't know why I want this?)
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Post by Kammy Wed Oct 24, 2012 10:17 am

If you're absolutely sure it's safe, and it's inexpensive....the I can't see any harm in trying it! It might end up being dreadful to use, but you might find you love it.
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Post by michellesfantasyfaces Thu Oct 25, 2012 2:10 am

I actualy started with Bruynzeel palets, not too bad at all actually! I haven't been to the big bazar yet, so don't kno what paint you mean...
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