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    How do I remove the face paint?
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    You can remove face paint with warm soapy water. Rub gently and if it still visible, use a shower loofah to scrub it off.
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    How do I wash face paint off?
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    To wash face paint, just use regular face soap and water and wash your face like normal.
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    Can step 4 kill me? He was spraying it directly into his mouth.
    Chantel
    Community Answer
    No, step won't can't kill you. When you are spraying your face with the setting spray, you can close your mouth and hold your breath if you don't want to inhale the spray.
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    Are any of these steps safe for cats?
    HumanBeing
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    No. Face paint is never appropriate for cats. Putting face paint on pets is unnecessary. Your cat will ingest the paint removing it or have to endure a bath if you choose to wash it off. Take a photo of your pet and use computer editing software to add face paint instead. Or, paint or draw your pet on paper and add face paint if you want to get creative without bothering or being cruel, to your pet.
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    I am a bigger guy. I will be painting my face for a football game in Tennessee next week. I sweat a lot in the heat of the day. What steps are best for me?
    Sophie Morrison
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    Maybe try temporary tattoos instead of face paint. They won't come off as you sweat.
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    He has face-paint on but also wants to go to a paddling pool in the area. How do we stop his face-paint from coming off?
    Zachary Alis
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    Use waterproof face paint or wait until after he uses his costume. Go for the waterproof facepaint if he's on the younger end.
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    Where do I store it afterwards?
    Candykatie1
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    A great place to store face paint is in the original package. If you do not have the package, you can buy small containers or small squeeze tubes. These will both stop the paint from drying out.
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