Snazzaroo split cakes??

Has anyone experimented with a Snazaroo split cake? I am thining of making some, as I think Snazz makes a really good base and wondered if anyone had made their own with success.

Also, anyone got ideas for good split cake containers???

Donwyn

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Most of my kit is snaz splits and rainbows, I love them, they last forever, but they do not make great one strokes...You would have to reload too often.

I've made a number of Snaz split cakes. The dark and light blue together make the best color for water, dolphins or sharks I've used. Go for it!

I have splits in my paints (they are all Snazaroo), but I have them more so that I can carry more colours than to use them as actual splits. I keep them all in original containers, just split both and end up with two matching splits. There are two though that I DO use as splits, my Pink and Purple sparkles and my light purple/dark purple. I use it on a sponge or my butterfly brush and either way it is almost exclusively for butterflies.

Brlliant! Thanks - I will get splitting this week. I love the idea of pink and purple sparkle - fab.

I use a bright pink and turquose split for a butterfly I do, I have a little yellow at the bottom, all snaz.

My favourite Snaz split is sparkle turquoise and sparkle lilac - it makes really pretty butterflies and is one of my most requested designs. I do the same as Perry, just cut the two cakes in half and switch halves, keeping them in their original containers.

I have lots of Snaz splits. I love double loading sponges for any design, though they aren't great for brush-work. Mine are 2-3 color splits, mostly just to conserve space in my palette. I have a red/orange/yellow cake for sunsets, light/dark purple, light/dark pink, etc.

I think snaz splits works good only in 2 colors, I have the turquoise (favorite) mix with wolfe metallic blue and white and works so pretty, but I have a split of 4 snazaroo sparke colors and I had to stop using it, no cute at all.

Oh, the blue turquoise white sounds nice! I may try that too!

I bought 2 snazzaroo kits: one for 'girl' designs, butterflies/angels etc. on the package and one for 'boys' with spiderman, army guy etc. on the package and the colors for boys are much better for splits - they are creamier consistancy. The sparkle colors in the 'girl' kit don't work at all for sponging - too thin when you use water. I'm trying to figure out how to make them work :-( but i did make a teeny tiny split cake of black, red, pink and yellow that I use for dragons and a blue/white/turquoise that I use for mermaids and they are great for one-stroke and also sponging. If I had more money to spend on facepainting, maybe I could buy cakes that are larger than 1" in diameter!!!

While splits have their uses.... like, rainbows and peacock feathers (and one stroke roses and leaves... ) I still will blend on the face for bases... I prefer the finish I get that way.

Snazaroo sparkles are thinner in consistency, but they have their uses... I love them for backgrounds for pretty eye designs and princess crowns. You can't do much line work with them but they make a lovely base.

I made a snazaroo split with pink, turquoise, yellow and white - the colours blend so nicely together. I've been asked for so many butterflies with this base. x

Thank you everyone for your fab advice. Snazaroo splits are now made! I never even thought about just doing it to save space in my kit. I found it a bit soft so will put them in the fridge first enxt time.

Also made my own Diamond FX neon rainbow cakes and I am sooo pleased with them!

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I used to swear by a snaz sparkle split pastel rainbow..kinda moved to an eggdrop sillyfarm split as it doesn't melt but still keep a spare snaz sparke pastel rainbow in case,,,,