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 TIARA FACE PAINT DESIGN

TIARA FACE PAINT DESIGN

This design can be a beautiful addition to any costume or outfit, and is so easy to create. Whether you are new to face painting or a seasoned professional, this guide can help you to create a complex looking design that you can master with only a little practice and patience. The skills and techniques outlined in this step to step guide can be easily applied to create unique designs such as necklaces or arm bands that are the perfect accessory or centre piece for an outfit.

YOU WILL NEED 

Before starting your tiara face paint design, ensure you have all the necessary supplies. 

  •  A clean, well-lit workspace

  • Fairy Princess face paint set

  • Face paint stencil

  • A disposable surface to protect your workspace

  • A mirror for easy visibility 

  • Smock or apron to protect your clothes

  • Disposable gloves for cleanliness
    You're ready to begin when you’re sure you have all the necessary tools!


 TIARA FACE PAINT DESIGN STEP 1

STEP ONE | STAR STENCIL

Begin this design by using the Derivan stencil and a spouncer or sponge, loaded with purple paint. Place the stencil in the middle of the forehead, lowered slightly towards the nose, and gently dab the purple paint onto this stencil.

To avoid the paint running, you may want to dab the spouncer or sponge on a towel or piece of paper towel after the purple paint has been applied, in order to absorb some of the water in the paint.

 TIARA FACE PAINT DESIGN STEP 2

STEP TWO | TIARA BASE

Use the smaller star stencil from the same stencil sheet, and repeat the process of application to create two more stars on either side of the central star, raised slightly above the central one.

 TIARA FACE PAINT DESIGN STEP 3

STEP THREE | WHITE DETAIL TECHNIQUE

Using a round brush loaded with white paint, place the brush slightly above the centre of the central star to create a dot, then drag the brush down, moving it away from the face as you do so, in order to create the tapering strokes. 

Repeat this twice more on either side of this central stroke, starting each line slightly closer to the star in order to create the dynamic shape seen in the image.

Create five more strokes below the central star using the same technique as above, except dragging the brush upwards to create strokes towards the central star from the bridge of the nose.