Safety & Sanitation protocols

Service

We provide a professional service and are always dressed appropriately. We conduct ourselves professionally and treat every customer in a friendly manner.
The artist has a WWC (Working With Children) Card, as well as a public liability insurance.

The Artist adheres to the highest standard of hygiene and cleanliness. The Artist uses a multi-pot wash system and brush spa gentle sanitizer. Clean sponges are used for each person.

The Artist uses only FDA approved cosmetic grade face painting supplies which are designed for skin use. The products are hypo-allergenic. PLEASE NOTE that the products have not been tested on kids UNDER THE AGE OF THREE which means that the paints could cause allergic reaction. It is advisable to wait for the kids to turn three before they can have face painting. However, with parents’/ guardians’ discretion, the Artist is more than happy to paint something small on their arms, hands or cheeks.

The Artist is not liable for an allergic reaction. If your kid has sensitive skin, food allergies or reactions to soaps, creams or dyes, please let the Artist know. The Artist can perform a patch test (on a body part other than the client’s face) to determine whether they will react to the face or body paint.

The Artist won’t paint over scratches and reserves the right to turn away anyone with contagious infections such as conjunctivitis, lice, cold or flu.

Artist will only paint children who are willing to be painted. Children who will not stand still or appear scared will not be painted.

Artist will not paint anyone with a dirty face; however there are wipes provided for the parents and care givers to use.

To remove the face paint, please use mild soap on a damp face washer, lathering gently to loosen the paint. Some paints may slightly stain the skin. If paints remain, you can use a cotton ball and oil (baby oil or coconut oil), make up remover, or micellar water.