Thanks for the info Jacklyn! We'll miss you this year at the FPBAC!

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Cynthia Keeler, FPBA Convention Producer
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> [Original Message]
> From: jacklyn <[email protected]>
> To: Face Painting and Body Art Association <[email protected]>
> Date: 12/31/2008 5:11:10 AM
> Subject: [fpba-assn] Re: Practise Pads & Practice Heads
>
>
> Hello to you all,
>
> I have found a way to clean up the practiceheads save ( alcoholbased
> stuff destroys them) and verry good. Mine is over two years old now
> and still looks new. And yehhh I do use it;0) I use a white
> wondersponge ( the ones that work like an eraser) and savon the
> Marseille. ( a French soap, which is a old school basic soap and has
> been around for ages.) Just look for the nature soaps that people used
> to use to get stains out of their clothing in the old days, and you
> will see a wonder happening. The wondersponge helps a lot to,
> especially with Wolf colors. I use this soap to clean my sponges to
> and they still look new, only wolf metalic purple stains on them.
> Brushcleaningsoaps work well also, you can buy them in art stores.
> Have a nice yearsend tonight and a good beginning of 2009 and a lot of
> fun at the convention.
> Jacklyn
> www.magicfaces.be
>
> On Dec 30, 6:35 pm, Nancy Freer <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Regarding the practice heads and skin from Wimex:
> >  
> > I can't compare the Wimex emulation skin to ProKnows products. I
purchased a practice head from SillyFarm some years ago and a practice skin
pad last year -- both fake skin products feels similiar to the brush and
face paint. I spray every practice skin surface with AQUANET HAIR SPRAY
several times as a shield, regardless, before I apply paint or mineral
makeup.
> >  
> > I paint the heads and pads with paradise & snazaroo. Just for the hell
of it, I painted a skin pad from Sillyfarm and a skin pad from Wimex with
wolfe bros face paint  -- wolfe bros left a stain nothing on BOTH skin pads
on this planet will remove! Ajax, comet, pink soap, dissolve-it...
> >  
> > Jenny Henry visited me a couple of years back and brought SEVERAL
cosmotology heads with her -- all cosmotology school heads probably
purchased from Wimex Beauty. Cosmo students practice dyeing hair, cutting
hair and applying makeup products to the faces. Cosmatolgy schools most
likely purchased them in BULK from Wimex Beauty. I purchased a
Afro-American Head from Sally's 2 summers ago (on the base it had a sticker
for Wimex Beauty)
> >  
> > We all know ProKnows makes the best products for the Face & Body
Painting Industry. ProKnows prices are higher because their product is made
to last longer -- Wimex sells products for make-up artists and
cosmatology students -- maybe the emulation skin for cosmetology students
won't last as long as a ProKnows Head or Skin -- Cosmo students just
need fake heads & skin to be cheap and easy to use.
> >  
> >



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