Some colours in our range contain high pigment contents and in some cases and on certain skin types may be a little stubborn to remove. This depends on different skin factors such as the dryness of the skin, the amount of natural oils in the skin, the absorbency of the skin, the elasticity of the skin, what else has been applied to the skin prior to it being face painted, how strong you are applying the paints (the amount of water you add), how many times the face has been painted, the temperature of the day as well as the skin surface and how long the paint stays on the face and what is used to remove the face paints. In most cases, you should be able to remove the face paint with some warm water and soap. We do note on the packaging that some colours may stain but any staining will go away. We recommend continuing to use warm water and soap or baby wipes but if the skin becomes irritated from scrubbing we suggest to leave it for a while before trying again. We recommend that when you use face paints again, you try putting a layer of white as a base that should stop any staining.
