Snazaroo for line work?
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Snazaroo for line work?
The very first paint I bought was Snaz black and Wolfe white. Maybe because I am a newbie but my line work stinks...really bad. I can't seem to get the right consistancy with the Snaz black, it's too watery or too clumpy and I have to reload to often. I don't have that problem with my Paradise or the one Wolfe I have, I am not using those colors for line work though. What is your opinion? What is the bestest for black line work?
granola- Number of posts : 84
Age : 44
Location : Houston
Registration date : 2012-11-17
Re: Snazaroo for line work?
Wolfe black is great for line work, however, if you can get to doing it fairly well by practicing with snaz, then when you switch, itll be amazing!!
many of us started with snaz
many of us started with snaz
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Thank you Erica, making the purchase asap!
Nina, you have made me so excited!! Gonna get to practicing all day with Snaz till my Wolfe gets here. Thank you!!
Nina, you have made me so excited!! Gonna get to practicing all day with Snaz till my Wolfe gets here. Thank you!!
granola- Number of posts : 84
Age : 44
Location : Houston
Registration date : 2012-11-17
Re: Snazaroo for line work?
You won't believe the difference its much easier to work with...glad to help hun. I recently switched to. I haven't been painting long but started with diamond fx. Wolfe has taken most of the work out of my line work, its incredible! The only thing is that it does stain easily.....
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You will not believe how much less you will have to reload. I used snaz black and white for a couple years. I can get a nice solid black with it and it's great for children because it washes off easy, I still use it for base work. However the Wolfe black is nice and solid and seems to go forever before a reload is needed. I used to have to reload after every line or swirl and now I can do a half of face before I reload. I also like the tulip black, it washes off nicely but really is pretty high per gram even with a coupon. It's the only black I use on my practice head. Snazaroo will suck in te summer because it melts, I am considering trying some paradise paints for this summer, I hear they are great in the heat.
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Wolfe black and white, here also.
Valerie A- Number of posts : 1035
Location : Near Eugene Oregon
Registration date : 2012-07-18
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Update: Got my Wolfe black in the mail and tried a tiger out on it and oh my goodness, It was awesome!!!!! I wasnt spending 45 min. trying to get the right consistancy, it was perfect everytime! Thanks so much all!!! Love you guys!!!
granola- Number of posts : 84
Age : 44
Location : Houston
Registration date : 2012-11-17
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granola!
that hubby of yours strikes again...how did baby like it? looks quite calm in the picture.
that hubby of yours strikes again...how did baby like it? looks quite calm in the picture.
Valerie A- Number of posts : 1035
Location : Near Eugene Oregon
Registration date : 2012-07-18
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Well, Hubby was getting a kick out of growling, pawing and fang flashing. The baby would bust out the pouty lip and burst into tears. I felt really bad But it was pretty cute too By the time I took that photo, they had made friends Thanks Valerie
granola- Number of posts : 84
Age : 44
Location : Houston
Registration date : 2012-11-17
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