If you’re a stay-home person with the kids, but would like to still earn a little extra money, then it can be difficult to find the right kind of work that is flexible enough and stills pays enough to be worthwhile. But one option that you may find very enjoyable is starting your own face painting business .

Face painting doesn’t take a lot of skill — you just need to know the secrets of the pros. To promote their business, many face painters do start out by volunteering their services for events, but as Face Painters improve in skill, artistry and speed, the “free rides” do not last for long. Yes, they do get paid!

Once you’ve had some practice and are confident in your ability, you can always get much experience by offering to paint faces for free at a charity event of a children’s school. Also, by doing this, you will be able to get some testimonials to help you market your services to other schools, events, and birthday parties.

Where to Market:

  • Birthday parties
  • School fairs
  • Festivals
  • Home Shows
  • Mall Shows
  • Craft Fairs
  • Fundraisers
  • Church functions
  • Other Parties

In this free online video series learn face painting from body art specialist Kathleen Wright. She will give you tips for getting started with face painting, what brushes you should buy, a what paint to buy.

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