Designada

14/10/2026

She said her red coat was boring… so Mum got the Cricut out! 😂❤️🌸

A little DIY, some pretty blossoms, and a plain coat transformed into something a little more special.

I love finding ways to personalise things we already own instead of buying something new ❤️

08/10/2026

Easy adults Halloween make up idea, so skills needed! 😄
all you need is black, white and red face paint, a sponge, a brush, the messier the better!

05/10/2026

I just wanted to take a little moment to say thank you.

Because somehow… we’ve just reached 2,000 followers. 🥹

And what’s really blowing my mind is that it took me such a long time to reach the first 1,000… and then somehow, the second 1,000 came in less than a month.

And honestly, that means more to me than I can probably put into words.

It’s such a lovely reminder that the time, the effort, the creating, the showing up… it’s all worth it.

So if you’ve followed me, liked something, shared something, commented, or even just watched along quietly - thank you.

Thank you for being here, for supporting what I do, and for making this little corner of the internet feel so worthwhile.

Here’s to the next 1,000. 🤍

30/09/2026

Most people know face paints should be kept clean, but did you know they also have a Period After Opening (PAO) date?

I always check the little open jar symbol and write the expiry date on the bottom of each paint pot as soon as l open it. It's a simple habit that helps me keep my professional kit safe, organised, and ready for every event.

28/09/2026

24/09/2026

One of my favourite face painting money-saving hacks.

These baby bath sponges cost just 49p for a pack of two, and with a few cuts, they become 16 face painting sponges.
I simply cut each round sponge into 8 wedges, which are perfect for applying base colours, rainbows, butterflies, superheroes, and all those designs that need smooth coverage.

The best part? They’re reusable. After an event, I place them in a mesh laundry bag and wash them on a gentle cycle using sensitive laundry detergent. Once dry, they’re ready to be used again.

Professional face painting sponges definitely have their place, but if you’re just starting out, painting at busy events, or looking to reduce your supply costs, this is a simple and affordable alternative that works really well.

Sometimes the best business tips are the simplest ones!
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21/09/2026

I love making my own custom outline split cakes because they save time and make clean, crisp designs so much easier. One brush stroke gives me both the base colour and the outline, no switching brushes needed!

19/09/2026

My Halloween face painting designs collection