Mehron Makeup Clown White Professional Face Paint Cream Makeup | White Face Paint for Stage, Film, Cosplay, & Mime | Halloween Clown 2.25 oz (65g)

Bought this to do some makeup for Halloween and it worked nicely! Stays on well and goes on thick and smooth so you can’t see any splotchy spots. It didn’t really dry well but I paired it with setting powder and it dried much better

Works well, and applies easy!

It is very, very good for what I use it for. Does not come off easily. Stays!

I used this product for a cosplay. It held up really well for the duration of the con. I had applied a strong grip primer first then the product with a beauty blender. Then set it with some setting spray. I wore it in 95+ degree weather and sweat a bunch and it still was in tact. The photo was taken after the con with minior touch ups.

I got the name of this product after watching a YouTube video of Gene Simmons giving a tutorial of how to apply KISS face make-up. It worked great. It was full coverage, and very white once applied. It was not transparent at all like a lot of white halloween make-up that is sold. It was not dry or cakey, and did not crack. It was kind of thick, and tacky, but if you need full opaque coverage I reccommend this (As does Gene Simmons himself). It was a bit difficult to get off. I had to wipe it off (A couple of times) with pre-moistened Wet-Ones wipes, and then try to wash off the rest with soap. My skin was a little irritated afterward... I think mostly form having to wipe a lot. My skin was fine after that. It ultimately did the job for my costume as Paul Stanley Form KISS. Great effectiveness. Was easy to apply.

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I’ve never used any kind of special effects/art makeup, so this was my first experience with it. My friends and I were in a production of the Addams Family as Ancestors and had fo paint our hands and face almost 20 times. The product is a little tricky to work with. I originally tried using a brush to apply it, but it skips and is extremely hard to smooth out completely. However, a wet beauty sponge worked absolute wonders! It helped the product really marry into the skin and applied it wonderfully. It was fully opaque with very little product, and had no streaks. The product is a very thick, almost waxy consistency and is very heavy on the skin, it needs generous amounts of powder in order to set matte. While the consistency may not have been the best for application, it was amazing for staying power. Our characters were dancing for almost the entire two-hour show, and even my excessive sweating did not cut through the make up. Other forms of make up applied pretty well on top of the powdered white . I was able to use eyeshadow in order to contour my face, and was even able to do normal eyeshadow on my eyes. If applying to the hands like we did, I definitely recommend using baby powder to set it, as it can work a little bit sheer and ashy on the hands. The product does also have a slight fragrance, I can’t really explain it other than make up smell, but it is not that strong and dissipates on the face. Once powdered down, the product is a little bit hard to remove. I would recommend using some form of cream or balm in order to remove it, not just make up wipes. I have pretty sensitive skin, and even with Ponds cold cream, my skin was a little bit irritated after removal. No rash or anything, but I was just a little bit red from the rubbing. Overall I think this is definitely a great product for stage make up and performers, there’s just a little bit of a curve to it.