Health & Safety
We always ensure the health and safety for all face paint participants and artists.
Please read on to learn about how to work with us to maintain a safe space for everyone involved.
The client is responsible for providing a safe workplace, at all times.
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Our artists:
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​reserve the right to refuse to paint any person who displays signs of illness, including, cold/flu symptoms, cold sores, conjunctivitis, chicken pox, lice, rashes, acne, open sores & skin conditions.
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use high quality, professional grade face paint, designed & manufactured for use on the face & body.
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are registered to work with vulnerable people & will carry a current WWVP card.
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have public liability insurance & will supply an up to date Certificate of Currency on request.
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MUST be provided with a safe & sheltered area to paint. If the event is held after dark. Face painters must be provided with adequate lighting. Gazebos & lighting can be provided at extra cost.
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will only paint people who WANT to be painted.
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have the right at any time to cease work if they believe their safety is at risk.
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IMPORTANT. No child or adult with an allergy will be painted. Face painting carries a risk of allergic reaction. If a client shows any sign of a reaction during painting, the session will be discontinued.
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Children:
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must always be supervised by a responsible adult, especially while waiting to be painted.
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and their actions, remain the responsibility of their parents or event organisers, at all times.
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To remove face paint:
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Start to gently clean the face with warm water & soap.
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If the paint is stubborn (some colours will tint the skin more than others), try using a natural oil, such as coconut or olive oil, with a cotton pad.
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Be careful to avoid scrubbing the skin & being especially gentle around the eyes.