Animal face paint is a wonderful and popular option for boys and girls of any age. A rough n’ tough dad may want a bloody shark attack, while a teenage girl may go for a tropical beach scene with a sea turtle.
Animal designs appeal to kids, teens, and adults, and they’ll never be out of style. So, find a variety that you love to paint, and add them to your menu!
Any of these animals will be a popular addition to your face paint options.
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~ Quick Animal Face Paint Designs Navigation Guide ~
Wild cats face paint: · tiger · lion · cheetah/leopard
Pet face paint: · cat · dog
Wild Animal face paint: · fox · wolf · panda · koala · monkey · elephant · bear · zebra · giraffe · frog · unicorn
Farm Animal Face Paint Ideas: · cow · pig · horse
Reptile face paint: · snake · turtle · lizard · crocodile · dinosaur · dragon
Ocean animal face paint: · shark · dolphin · fish · octopus
Bird face paint: · penguin · owl · swan · peacock · flamingo · eagle · parrot · toucan · other birds
Insects and more face paint: · bee · ladybug · scorpion · butterfly · caterpillar
Holiday Animal face paint: · bunny · bats and spiders · turkey · reindeer
Popular animal print eye design face paint: · snake and dragon eye · tiger stripes · zebra stripes
Wild Cats Face Paint Ideas
Want to paint tigers, lions, and wild cats better and with your own unique flare? We’ve collected designs to inspire you whether you’re looking for cute and cuddly or fierce and bold, these designs are nothing short of impressive. Kids will love transforming into their favorite wild cat, whether it’s a playful cheetah or a regal lion, and parents will love gushing over your artwork.
Tiger face paint
Tiger face paint is so popular that as a professional face painter, you won’t be able to avoid the stripes. But we have great resources here for improving your tiger designs if you need help!
Once you’re confident with your stripes, you can offer both the colorful rainbow tiger, realistic tigers, bold tribal stripe tigers, the more subtle white tiger designs, and appeal to a wide range of clients. These designs are perfect for both kids and adults.
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Lion face paint
Lions are such an iconic animal with a majesty that appeals to many. Get inspired with realistic lion face paint, creative lion art, and even characters like Simba and Scar from The Lion King. Try combining elements from a few that you love to make something entirely your own!
Want to play around with placement? A full face isn’t what every child wants, but big isn’t the only way to impress.
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More Lion face paint video tutorials to check out:
- Lion one-stroke face paint by Radiant Art Inspirations
- Lion in two variations (with and without mane) by SophiesTips
- Scar from The Lion King by Ashlea Henson
Cheetahs, Leopards, and Wild Cat face paint
Did you know that the main distinction between leopards and cheetahs is that cheetahs have solid spots? These designs can easily be adapted to be either leopards or cheetahs, and you can use the information as a chance to connect with the child in your chair. Kids love to learn new things about what they love, and if they love wild cats, you can teach them a fact they’ll share all day!
Also be sure to check out our animal print eye designs at the end of this guide for another great use of cheetah print.
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Pet face paint
Few things are as loved by children as their own family pet. They are excited to talk about their furry family members, and often request pet face paint! The most popular of these pets by far are cats and dogs. You’ll find a wide selection of each in our gallery, including many breeds and creative interpretations! So whether you need a Rainbow Poodle, a Caticorn, or a reliable OTJ cat and dog face paint for beginners to get you started, you’ll find it here.
Cat Face Paint Ideas
Cats and kitty face paint designs are an incredibly popular option for both girls and boys. It’s good to start off with an excellent basic full face cat that you can paint in 3-5 minutes and then build off of it with special extras. Girly hair bows, hearts, flowers, and swirls are all great ways to add girly elements to your cat. Little fangs are a great add on for boys or girls! You’ll want a cat for every occasion and speed, so find a few of different sizes that suit your style.
These next designs all end at the nose and totally avoid the mouth area making them perfect for events where kids are eating and drinking and would be smudging the mouth area quickly anyway.
There will always be clients (especially teens!) that are interested in something smaller and not a full face. Here are a few ideas for cat face paint designs that aren’t full face.
More Cat face paint video tutorials and step-by-steps to check out:
- Not-your-average Black Cat face paint by Radiant Art Inspirations
- Halloween Cat Face Paint for Boys by Annabel Hoogeveen
- Fantasy Cat by Lisa Joy Young
Bonus: Caticorn / Uni-kitty Face Paint Ideas
There’s a growing number of kids who know about the magical mashup of cats and unicorns referred to as caticorns, unikitties and even kittycorns. But if they don’t know about it yet, imagine how much they’ll adore you for introducing this incredibly cute creature to them. So whether you have the demand or you create it, you’re going to love having this popular option on your menu!
Dog Face Paint Ideas (puppy, pug, Dalmatian, bulldog, husky, poodle)
Dogs and puppy face paint designs are a great way to add some furry fun to your next event. If you saw the dog face paint designs in our Ultimate Face Painting Ideas Guide, and you’re ready to dive deeper this is it! These designs include more breed specific traits that can help you add detail and variety to your dog face paint offerings.
From pugs to Dalmatians, huskies to bulldogs, there are plenty of designs to choose from for both boys and girls.
You can always shake things up with other placements as well. Here’s four different placement variations for dogs.
Last but not least, leveling up your dog face paint doesn’t mean it needs to be totally realistic. Kids will love the fun of rainbow and colorful puppy face paint designs.
Popular Wild Animal Face Paint Ideas
You’ll find all sorts of popular, fun, and fierce animals in this face paint inspiration category. While there are hundreds of wild animal varieties in the world, we are focusing on the ones that are most popular for face painters. We’ve even included one or two animals that are only in fantasy but are essential for face painters. See if you can spot them! ;)
Fox face paint
Fox face paint is one of the most popular face paint requests right now for good reason! Foxes have very flattering feline features (even if they are in the dog family) that look beautiful in mask designs. They can also be playful and are very cute to paint with their bodies and big fluffy tails.
Boys and girls both love foxes, and you’ll love how easy it is to glam up with some bling, flowers, painted eyelashes, or eyeliner.
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Wolf face paint
Wolf face paint can be fierce and even scary, which is part of why it’s a favorite choice for teenage boy face paint. But you’ll find there are plenty of girls and young boys who are also drawn to this option. And once you’ve painted a dog and cat, you’re close to having a basic wolf down. The angry eyebrows and sharp teeth are going to be the key to mastering your wolf design.
When you have the time to go above and beyond, like a small birthday party or with a private client for Halloween makeup, a good realistic wolf face paint will stop everyone in their tracks.
As always, don’t be afraid to shake things up. A full face is never the only option for your animal face paint. They may be easier for a lot of artists, but if you don’t try out other options, you may never discover your style! I hope these very original wolf face paint designs inspire you to try something new.
Panda face paint
Panda face paint is a great place to start with your bear face paint offerings. Not only is it more popular with kids than a brown or polar bear, it also has more pattern details that add variation and fun to the design.
One of the major downsides of panda face paint is all that black around the eyes can be hard to wash off, especially on little kids. Here are some ideas for panda face paint that don’t involve painting black around the eyes, which will make a lot of parents eternally grateful to you.
Bear face paint (teddy bear face paint)
You can easily adjust the colors of panda designs to be any other bear as well because the face shape doesn’t need to change. While working hard is inevitable as a professional face painter, we’re all for the shortcuts that help us work smart as well.
If you want to make your bears more cute and cuddly, adding some patches and stitching down the nose can turn a bear into a teddy bear. And if you need a cute and easy face paint, this one-stroke bear by Katie’s Painted Faces is a perfect fast design.
Koala face paint
Koala face paint can look a lot like bear face paint. To paint a recognizable koala face paint design, be sure to make the nose larger than bear noses and in a rounded triangular or oval shape.
Leaves are a great way to fill out a smaller design and make it more complete because eucalyptus leaves are a koalas favorite food!
Monkey and Gorilla face paint
Face painters approach monkey and gorilla face paint in such a huge variety of styles. We’ve brought these ideas together for you so you can see what feels right to you. There’s some whimsical and fun ideas and some highly realistic designs. Consider your audience and time and find inspiration below!
If you’re struggling with making a full face monkey work for you, this tutorial by Shawna Del Real teaches a cute monkey mask that works for boys and girls!
Elephant face paint
Elephant face paint ideas are so unique because the trunk inspires incredible creativity! A simple elephant design for kids on the job is perfect. The addition of mehndi style linework adds the sophistication and grace to make elephant face paint a beautiful option for adult face paint as well.
Elephant face paint is also a wonderful menu option for carnival themed party face paint whether you go full face or opt for something smaller like these artists have.
Zebra face paint
Remember what I said about working smarter and not harder? Zebra is a great face paint menu offering because it’s a combination of painting thin to thick lines like tiger stripes and painting unicorn head and body shapes. You’re more than halfway to fabulous zebra face paint already!
Giraffe face paint
Who knew giraffe face paint could be so totally adorable? Well, once you try these designs out and add giraffe face paint to your menu, all your clients will! Eye catching and fun, giraffe face paint is a must (especially if you are a Zoo face painter!).
Frog face paint
Boys and girls will both go for a fun frog face paint! It’s fun to dress up the design with flowers, greenery, or water to paint something sure to delight whoever may be in your chair. And don’t limit yourself to green. In real life, frogs come in all sorts of fun, bright colors.
Unicorn face paint (less popular: pegasus / alicorn)
While unicorn may not be the most popular animal you can see at your local zoo, it is the most popular animal face paint at fairs, festivals, and birthday parties with little girls. Our animal guide would be missing an important piece if we left out this magical and majestic creature.
Unicorn “crown” face paint is a very popular and cute way to turn little girls into Unicorns! This could easily be the most popular way to face paint a unicorn, but it’s definitely not the only way. These other designs are just as lovable and beautiful. Be sure to have a variety of options up your sleeve for this incredibly popular face paint request.
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More Unicorn face paint video tutorials to check out:
- Unicorn Rainbow crown by Lodie Up
- Fast linebuster unicorn stencil eye design by Lodie Up
- Easy, Cute Unicorn crown by Flor Moreno
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Farm Animal Face Paint Ideas
Farm Animal face paint smallest category because many of the animals that could be here fit better somewhere else! If you’re looking for more “on-the-farm” face paint ideas for a themed party, be sure to check out our ideas for Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, and Turkey face paint too!
Cow face paint
Cow face paint for kids could easily be a full face cow, cow cheek art, or for a really fast design just cow print. Cow print has been really trending in the makeup world for a few years now, so don’t be surprised if a woman asks for cow print face paint too! At the end of this guide, we’ll cover more of the animal print eye designs that are very popular with teens and adults.
Pig face paint
When doing a full face pig face paint, you can achieve a more flattering look for the child (or adult) you’re painting on by not painting below the lip line. This placement helps keep the design lifted. However, pigs make chubby look cute, and painting the cheeks all the way down to the chin does emphasize that chubbiness.
Horse face paint
While horse face paint can be very similar to unicorn face paint, a unicorn crown can’t easily be adapted to a noble stallion. Here are some beautiful horse face paint designs to inspire you in your color choices, placement, and more!
Reptile Face Paint Ideas
While most of the designs in this guide are not stenciled animals, many do use stencils to achieve realistic textures quickly and easily. This is especially true of reptile scales, which is the 1st recommendation of ours for “must-have” stencils for beginners and professionals!
Be sure to check out our recommendations for everything you need in your beginner face painting kit or professional face painting kit and where to easily buy it all!
Snake face paint
Being asked to paint a snake in your professional career is pretty much guaranteed, but how it turns out is not… It’s a striking and fierce animal that clients assume is easy to paint, but without the right techniques it can come out pretty bland.
Using stencils and shading well to add the scaly texture and create a more complex and dynamic image will help your art convey the mysterious and dangerous nature of these creatures.
So many artists paint snakes as easy beginner face paint with a big squiggly one stroke body. Sometimes even as we improve our skills, we get stuck in what worked for us and forget to try something new. These fierce full face snake face paint designs are seriously worth trying though.
Turtle face paint
Raise your hand if you’ve ever googled “turtle face paint ideas” during an event! Me too. And let’s just say if you weren’t hoping for a mutant ninja turtle, the results may have been a bit disappointing. These turtle designs won’t let you down.
Lizard face paint (gecko)
Lizard designs are a great place to add humor to your face paint options. While a realistic 3D spider has a very creepy vibe, a lizard with a good shadow to give it a 3D effect can be very funny! And don’t even get me started about what those long tongues could get up to in a little boy’s nose…
Crocodile / Alligator face paint
Perspective and placement can be so fun with crocodile face paint designs! Aligning the crocodile mouth with a child’s mouth is a favorite face paint design for boys, but the crocodile eating his eye is sure to delight as well.
Dinosaur face paint (trex, triceratops)
No one will be surprised to learn that dinosaur face paint is one of the most popular face paint for boys. If your’e a professional face painter, you will need several good dinosaur designs you can paint on the job, and we have many styles to inspire you whatever your skill and style!
T-rex is the most well-known and popular dinosaur for face paint, and most kids will choose a mean T-rex with scary, sharp teeth. But every once in awhile a child will want a dinosaur that’s cute, friendly, or even cool.
If you have the time, don’t be afraid to do full face dino face paint. It’s a really epic and fun look, and it works really well with triceratops face paint designs too.
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More Dinosaur face paint video tutorials to check out:
- Triceratops face paint by Ashlea Henson
- Eye-biting T-rex face paint by Radiant Art Inspirations
- Forehead realistic T-rex face paint by Lodie Up
Dragon face paint
Maybe a dragon isn’t the most traditional reptile in the real world, but in the face painting world it’s the most popular of them all!
There’s a lot of interplay between dragons and other reptiles we’ve covered here, and with fantasy creatures you can get creative and play to your own strengths. Mix and match elements of your favorite designs to create a fearsome dragon face paint that’s all your own.
More Dragon face paint Video Tutorials:
- Easy one-stroke Dragon mask by Radiant Art Inspirations
- Half-face winged dragon tutorial by Sophies Tips
Ocean Animals Face Paint Ideas
Under the sea themed birthday parties are all the rage! Especially for little girl mermaid parties. But, what about all the little boys and girls that don’t want to be mermaids? Well, there’s loads of under the sea animal face paint ideas that can delight kids and adults alike! These are some of the most popular Ocean animal face paints that kids request: shark, dolphin, fish, octopus, and turtle!
Shark face paint (baby shark)
Placing sharks near dinosaurs, and crocodiles is no accident. Some of the most popular placements for these toothy predators work wonderfully for shark face paint too! This is also very popular boy face paint request. Here’s some inspiration to help you capture the strength and power of this iconic ocean predator.
Cartoon characters are also a fun direction to go with shark face paint and a perfect chance to add some humor to your art.
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Dolphin face paint
Painting dolphins with one-stroke technique is one of the fastest animal designs and can be done in under 2 minutes by many professional artists! This easy and simple face paint idea is also graceful and beautiful and a favorite for girls.
Fish face paint
Many kids will love the recognizable characters of Nemo or Dory, but other ways to appeal to kids with fish face paint include bright colors, fun patterns, and glitter. A scales stencil is an easy and fast way to add texture, but if you don’t have one, you can paint beautiful scales with your linework! The sparkly shimmer of fine or chunky glitter is also perfect to create the beautiful effect of water sparkling on shiny scales.
Octopus face paint
Octopus is another wonderful option for getting playful, silly, and even funny with your designs. But that’s not the only way you can go with this request. A monstrous or angry octopus can also be a crowd pleaser! Know your audience and adjust the expression and color to win over your crowd.
Bird Face Paint Ideas
Bird face paint is such a fun category with so much variation that there really is something for every person (and most holidays!) within this feathery bunch. Whether you’re face painting a Christmas penguin, a pair of swans for Valentine’s, or a noble eagle for American Independence Day, we’ve gathered inspiration for you! Find even more popular bird face paint ideas below!
Penguin face paint
Penguin face paint is a wonderful design in winter and all year. Penguins are so cute and playful, and the simple colors and smooth shapes are also very beginner friendly. While penguins are traditionally black and white, definitely offer color variations to keep the option fun and fresh any time of year!
Owl face paint
Owls can be elegant and glamorous or cute and cuddly depending on your style. Owls make especially wonderful mask designs, as seen below. But if masks aren’t your cup of tea, there’s plenty of other options for owl face paint. Don’t limit your creativity!
Notice that if you capture the features of an owl well (large round eyes and head, small pointy ears and beak) you can use any color and still create a recognizable owl face paint!
Swan face paint
Swan face paint is especially popular for little girls and pairs nicely with a crown for swan princess face art! Swans are often painted in pairs because they are a symbol of love in many cultures. Swan face paint is a great starting place for beginners because they are also quite simple to paint! More advanced painters will love how beautifully they pair with linework like in these crowns and masks.
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Peacock face paint
Peacock face paint for girls and women is also a wonderful place to show off your skill with linework. Consider using one strokes with greens, blues, and purples for creating their vibrant and colorful feathers quickly on the job. Be wary of one-strokes that place purple right next to yellow, as the mixture will form a muddy brown color.
Flamingo face paint
Flamingo face paint is perfect for summer and also for any girl whose favorite color is pink! These birds pair nicely with tropical flowers and leaves, and even beachy sunsets.
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Eagle face paint
Eagles have a fierceness that makes them perfect for boys and men. They pair nicely with tribal lines. These birds are also a popular 4th of July face paint for the US Independence Day celebration!
Parrot face paint
Parrot face paint is another wonderful design to play with your bright and vibrant face paint colors. It’s perfect for a colorful, happy boy face paint design, and for girls too.
To get bright and vibrant designs like these, you need the highest quality paints. We’ve compiled a guide to the best face paint brands on the market to help you build your perfect face painting kit.
Toucan face paint
I was amazed by how cute Toucan face paint is when done well. It pairs so well with the jungle leaves and tropical flowers, and their colors are bold and vibrant. If you love painting bright birds like parrots and flamingos, you’ve got to try Toucans.
Other Bird face paint ideas
There are so many stunning birds and ways to incorporate them into face paint. The head, beak, and wings shapes are easy to adapt once you’ve learned them, and the variations for color are endless. Here are some more ideas for different types of birds you may want to face paint (like robins and hummingbirds).
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Insects & More Face Paint Ideas
Bug face paint may not sound exciting and colorful, but don’t discount these little guys. Arachnids (spiders and scorpions) are very popular with boys and teens, while bees and ladybugs make a lovely compliment to flowers. And, of course, the most popular face paint of all: Butterfly!
Bee face paint
Bumblebee face paint is such a cute pairing with flowers, but it doesn’t have to be girly. Many children learn about bees in school and know that bumblebee conservation and support is really important. Being enthusiastic about these incredible creatures is one of the ways children support those conservation efforts! Whether they want mean, cute, realistic, or cartoony bee face paint, there are great ways to make bees the subject of their designs.
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Ladybug face paint
Ladybug face paint has it’s strength in the stunning color contrast of a red ladybug with green leaves and plants around it. It’s an opportunity to use red and green together for a summer face paint design that’s sweet and cute.
Scorpion face paint
Scorpion face paint is very impressive, but also simple enough for even beginners to master! For kids who may be wary of having paint on their face, you can offer a scorpion design with confidence that the shape will work well as an arm design too.
Here’s a fun fact about scorpions that you can share with your clients: they are not insects, they’re arachnids like spiders.
Butterfly face paint
Butterfly face paint is one of the most popular face paint designs in the whole world. It’s such a flattering shape on the face, when done well. If you need help with butterfly face painting, then today is the day to rescue your poor butterfly art and make friends with it. Check out these 3 secrets to mastering your butterflies!
Full face butterfly face paint designs:
Half face butterfly face paint designs:
Small butterfly face paint designs:
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More butterfly face paint video tutorials on Instagram and Youtube:
- One-stroke Butterflies in three sizes by Laura Pennock
- Beginner-friendly One-stroke Butterfly by Ashlea Henson
- Butterfly mask with stencil butterflies by Lodie Up
Caterpillar and other bugs face paint
Insects and bugs can be a lot of fun for kids. At that age, it’s fun to interact with anything smaller than you. And bugs are a way to explore and be a part of the outside world that kids love! So, don’t be surprised if you get asked for a snail face paint (I have!) and don’t be afraid to adapt your butterfly to a dragonfly.
Also, if you want to check out a quick and easy design that can be a blast to paint, these caterpillar face paint designs are so beginner-friendly with a round dauber.
Holiday Animal Face Paint Ideas
Many holidays have animals included in the celebration, which is a treat for face painters as animals are very popular in face paint for kids and adults! When you make themed menus for holidays, be sure to include some animal designs whatever the season.
Bunny face paint for Easter (Easter bunny & rabbit)
Easter is an incredibly popular time for face paint, and bunnies are the animal mascot for this season. When creating an Easter face painting menu, add a few different bunny designs for kids to choose from! A bunny ear design or bunny mask as well as bunny art dressed up with linework, flowers, or rainbows will help you create a full menu while staying true to the Easter theme your client has requested.
While sometimes you’ll have plenty of time for the details, these last ones are some great quick bunny face paint designs for the festival with long lines.
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More Easter Bunny face paint ideas on Instagram:
- Bunny face paint princess crown by Lodie Up
- Girly bunny face paint with bow by Lodie Up
- Cartoony bunny eye design by Lodie Up
- Bunny design for someone already wearing bunny ears by Ashlea Henson
Spider & Bat face paint for Halloween
Halloween and face paint go together like paints and brushes. Bats and spiders are a great way to offer something spooky and creepy that isn’t bloody or gruesome. Spiders are also a great boy design for the rest of the year as well! If you’re putting together a Halloween face painting menu and want to know what to offer this season, check out our popular and amazing face paint ideas for Halloween for kids and for adults!
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If you’re in the spooky season, you’ve got to check out our Ultimate Halloween Face Painting Ideas Guide for hundreds more quality face painting designs for kids and adults!
Turkey face paint for Thanksgiving
While turkeys aren’t a popular bird all year, they do have their time in the spotlight for Thanksgiving! If you’re painting for Thanksgiving this year, be sure to check out our complete Thanksgiving Face Paint Ideas Guide.
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Reindeer face paint for Christmas
Reindeer are the unicorns of Christmas. They represent magic and kindness in true Christmas spirit, and they are a top face paint request for both boys and girls this season! We’ve got several cute reindeer designs to share with you here! But if you’re painting this Christmas season, don’t miss our complete guide of Christmas face paint ideas for adults and kids.
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Animal Print Eye Design Face Paint Ideas
When you face paint children, parents and older siblings are often nearby. It’s a compliment to your skill when your art inspires them to want to join in the fun! Most adults will shy away from a full face outside of Halloween, but love eye designs like these. Animal print can be beautiful and sophisticated or fierce and intense, and it’s a favorite of adults and teens. These designs are also great quick face paint animal designs for anyone in your line.
Snake & Dragon Eye face paint
This face paint is a favorite for teen boys! Painting the dragon eye over their eyelid absolutely blows their mind. You are sure to get some extra big kids in line if you offer this epic take on a dragon or snake face paint!
Tiger Stripes and Leopard/Cheetah Print eye design face paint
You may be excited to learn that these animal textures that you have nailed for popular kids designs are also great for fast and popular adult designs! The glitter really makes this look. You can go crazy with, fine glitter, chunky glitter, and glitter gel, and you’ll make some mom feel totally gorgeous.
Is glitter a fabulous new world for you? Learn more about all the glitter options for fabulous festival looks here and here! Even if you’re an experienced pro face painter, you may learn something about glitter and bling that you didn’t know before. Go check it out! ;)
Feather and Zebra Print Eye Designs face paint
Though not as popular as the wild cats, these two last two animal textures can be very elegant and glamorous, especially when you glam them up with glitter and gold. It’s all very black tie affair. So, if you’re looking for fancy adult eye designs for a wedding, masquerade, or dress up occasion, look no further. Zebra and Peacock eye designs will steal the show!
What an amazing trip through the animal kingdom of face painting!
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