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To help this thread up, I'll just put random info that is likely going to be asked:
Body/Face Paint:
-Some people have used thinned acrylics or watercolor but be warned that 'non-toxic' does not mean safe for skin, especially around the face. I advise you against doing this and use official body and face paint from reliable vendors and companies, especially if you have sensitive skin. Other than the dangers, it generally looks bad if you just want more than a small tattoo for an hour. Plus, easy to rub off on people around you, which they may not appreciate.
-Speaking of sensitive skins, always text out your paints. Have a small spot on the inside of your wrist and leave it there for twice as long as you plan on wearing it. If the skin is itchy, warm, or red, don't tempt fate and leave it. Generally, if you can wear eyeshadow or liquid fondation, body/face paint is safe. The most 'kid safe' brand is called snazaroo, often used for kid's face painting, if you're really paranoid.
-Trusted brands of face and body paint: http://www.sillyfarm.com/store/index.php?p=catalog&parent=188&pg=1 . Most of them can be found at other stores or places. If you go 'offbrand', then you risk getting it from china and spreading toxic leads/chemicals over your face.

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