Practice Face Painting | Split Cake Practice Pack

Practice Face Painting | Split Cake Practice Pack

Using split cakes is a core skill in face painting, and as the adage goes, ‘Practice makes Perfect’. The Splitcake practice back is specifically aimed at split cake skill development, complete with practice boards, brushes, and a split cake palette. Practice boards are washable and reusable, so you can continue to hone your skills over and over.

This kit contains:

• 1 x Fusion Body Art Spectrum Palette 
• These palettes come in a range of fantastic colours and split cakes in removable pots
• 1 x Flat Brush for use with Splitcakes
• An awesome brush to accompany your Splitcakes!
• 1 x Heart Face Art No 3/4 Brush.
• 1 x Heart Face Art Lip 1/2 Brush
•  2 x Split Cake Practice Boards
  Splitcake themed practice boards designed to practice brush stroke.
• 1 x Introduction booklet!

This is practice pack is fantastic for beginners and intermediates looking to further develop their face painting skills. 

About the Brands 

Fusion Body Art

The newest face and body paint on the market! Fusion Body Art is the newest Australian brand of professional face paint on the shelves. With fantastic coverage and affordable pricing, Fusion is a great choice for both casual and professional painters.

Heart Face Art

Heart Face Art is owned and operated by company director Michelle Drinnan. Heart Face Art aims to deliver premium face painting products at affordable prices. Starting with a handful of face paint brushes, Heart Face Art now boasts as full brush range, sponges, glitter, and special FX Products. 

Ingredients: Paraffin Wax, Petrolatum, Glycerine, Calcium Carbonate, Stearyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin Disodium EDTA, Sodium Benzoate, Acacia Senegal, Dextrin, Water, Titanium Dioxide (CI77891), FD&C Yellow 5 Alum Lake (CI19140:1), Ferric Ferrocyanide (CI77510), FD&C Blue 1 Alum Lake (CI42090:1), D&C Yellow 10 Alum Lake (CI47005:1).

How to use Face Paints

Add a small amount of water then apply with brush or sponge. Don’t spray the paint as water can build up. Instead spray your sponge or dip your brush into clean water. To learn more about face painting, read our face painting for beginner’s blog, purchase our wonderful beginners book or join a beginners workshop online or in store.

How to remove face paint

Use warm water and soap to soften face paint and gently remove. We also suggest a shower or bath to allow steam to remove majority of face paint. If skin sensitive, consider using a cream based make up remover and finish with a moisturizer. 

Where to buy face paint supplies

The Face Paint Shop is the original face paint supplier for Australia and New Zealand. Enjoy high quality face painting products with friendly staff. Located in Wantirna South, The Face Paint Shop is the best place to buy face and body paint supplies. 

• Same Day Dispatch for your face paint order 
• Thousands of high quality great value items 
• Specialist in helping beginner face painters 
• Stockists of Fusion, Tag, Diamond FX, Cameleon and many more 
• Family Owned and operated face paint shop
• Open 6 days a week for the public to visit in Wantirna South VIC 
• Eco-Friendly Packaging Policy with zero excess.