How often do use Snaz?

I havent tried it but recently got some to add to my kit, i'll comment more when i decide how good it is

I use black and red all the time for bases.

So far, Snazaroo is the only type of face paint I've used. I just got a small kit of Wolfe paints (with a how-to book that I ordered), so it'll be fun to try those as well. How do other paints differ from snazaroo? Some of you indicated that you started out with snazaroo paints as well, and then moved on to another brand. Any particular reason?

About 50% of my kit is Snaz. Black and white for skeletons, sparkle orange/sparkle yellow split cake for gorgeous sparkley tigers, sparkle white/sparkle sky blue/electric blue split cake makes a great background for Xmas trees and snow flakes and any little girl who loves pink loves the sparkle white/sparkle pink/sparkle red rainbow cake for butterflies and swirly eye designs.

Here in Ireland the weather is not an issue and Snaz is readily available. My local art shop is less than 5 mins drive away.

I use Wolfe white, Paradise black and DFX metallic purple for all my line work.

The rest of my kit is Paradise.

Also, I've been using the snowflake BAM stencil and I found snaz white best for this. Paradise and Wolfe were just a mess.

TheGildedCat wrote:I only use the Snaz red for spiderman. I love the larger gram size amounts that come in the thicker, smaller-diameter translucent pots. I hate the blue plastic bases of the small gram size as the paint shatters in my kit.

I decant the Snaz into empty Paradise pots. It's easy enough to dig the paint out with a knife and press it into the pot.

I started with snaz about 3 yrs ago. I have found that there are defenitly colors I love by snaz, like royal blue, sparkle colors that I use for checks and such, and orange. I could not seem to get good line work with white and black though so I have tried many others now. Most of my kit is DFX, and I just bought a bunch of TAG to try out.

Amy