I think I'll try Defying Gravity...💚

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Lanie M.

Jan 9, 2013

Lanie M.

I'm performing the song Defying Gravity from Wicked and I was going to paint my face green to get an edge on the competition. I'm also dressing up to look like Elphaba Thropp and have made a broomstick. I have really oily and sensitive skin. Is there any brand of green face paint that I could use that wouldn't slide off my face or burn it during the day??? Also any tips on how to make face paint/makeup to stay put longer would be helpful.

Rian H.

Jan 9, 2013

Rian H.

They have a bunch of colored face makeup creams at party city for really cheap, you can mix and match the colors to get the perfect shade:) hope I helped

Caitlin M.

Jan 9, 2013

Caitlin M.

Wolfe Brothers would be good. It's water based and dries matte, not oily or greasy. You can dab it on with a damp sponge or brush. It can be a little hard to blend and get even coverage so I would do a test a few days before. It also may stain your skin but I was told when I did face painting to rub shampoo onto the skin and it works. Just shampoo, no water added. Then rinse obviously.

Good luck with your audition though! :) I've never got to see Wicked on the stage but I read the book and I love it

Lanie M.

Jan 9, 2013

Lanie M.

Thanks!!! :) 

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