Tulip Face Paint Markers Unsatisfactory.

I purchased a set of 12 from Micheal's with a coupon, from $25 to $15. I had wanted to see if these were decent in any way to add to my limited supply. I was sorely disappointed.

Positives
1. All colors (save brown) showed up on a medium-dark brown skin tone.
(this was important, because the packaging only showed fair skin models, and my friend was curious if it would work on her skin tone.)
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Negatives
1. Stains for a really long time
2. New package of markers has dried out markers. I had to dip in a liquid to get some flow, and then it was too wet.
3. Pretty much just looks like I drew on myself (or my dark skinned friend) with regular markers. Perhaps a little brighter, but did not look like 'paint'
4. White shows poorly on fair skin
5. They bleed in the skin wrinkles (like on back of hand) similar to a regular maker.

Rating: maybe 2. I wanna investigate more, to see if perhaps they can be used for spots of color? I don't have a round brush, so lil spots are difficult. Otherwise, pretty much a waste of money. But I wouldn't know if I didn't try them. I searched the web for reviews on the markers specifically, and did not find any.

Thanks for posting this, because I totally would have bought them when I saw them. I think I'll pass now.

I baught the regular Tulip facepaint and I found out that they do stain alot on child skin. Did use it once on my daughter's day care friends and I must say that the colors were looking good but the were a pain to take off. Took two days to be able to say there was no trace of it on the little faces.   Do I need to say that the parents were not that trilled to let me paint there kids after that.

Good thing I baught some paradise, Kryvaline and DFX... 

lets just say, the pictures on the package were very accurate.lol....i'm sorry you spent money on them, even at sale price!