Splitcake face paint contains multiple colors side by side in one block, allowing you to apply a gradient or rainbow effect to the face in a single brushstroke. In the splitcake, palette and set collection from e-Carnavalskleding.nl you will find splitcakes in dozens of color combinations for carnival, children's parties and theme parties.
Splitcakes in all colors and sizes for carnival
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Splitcakes of 28 grams in classic carnival colors such as red-yellow-green, purple-pink-turquoise and rainbow
- Large splitcakes of 50 grams for multiple faces or a longer face painting day
- Splitcake palettes with 6 to 10 different splitcakes in one box for maximum color variety
- Themed splitcakes in unicorn, pastel and glitter colors for princess and fantasy looks
Applying splitcake face paint for carnival
Make a flat, wide brush or face painting sponge slightly damp and stroke it in one movement over the colors of the splitcake. Then apply it to the skin in one stroke for an immediately visible gradient. A wide brush gives a smoother transition, a round sponge a more compact effect on smaller areas such as cheeks. Splitcakes are water-based and washable with water and soap. The colors are pre-mixed, making the result predictable without color knowledge or practice. Ideal for carnival, children's parties and festivals where many people need to be painted quickly.
Combining splitcake with loose face paint
Combine a splitcake with loose aqua face paint for details such as contours, outlining and accents. For a butterfly, use the splitcake as a wing base and work out the details with a fine brush and black face paint. Also check out the face paint palette if you prefer to mix and combine colors yourself.
Buying splitcake face paint
Order before 11:59 PM, then your splitcake will be delivered the next day. Free shipping from 75 euros, 14-day returns. Customers rate e-Carnavalskleding.nl an 8.7.
Frequently asked questions about splitcake face paint
What is the difference between a splitcake and an one stroke?
Splitcake and one stroke are two names for the same product: a block of face paint with multiple colors side by side. The term one stroke refers to the technique where you pick up and apply all the colors in one movement. Splitcake is the common product name, one stroke describes the way of use. Both terms are used interchangeably by manufacturers.
What is the difference between a 28 gram and 50 gram splitcake?
A 28 gram splitcake is suitable for approximately 10 to 15 faces depending on the size of the look. A 50 gram splitcake lasts almost twice as long and is the better choice for larger events, carnival days where many children are painted or professional face painters who work all day. The color combinations are similar for both sizes.
Do you use a wide brush or a sponge for splitcake face paint?
Both work well, but give a different result. A wide, flat brush gives a smooth color gradient over a larger area such as a cheek or eye. A round sponge gives a more compact effect and is handy for smaller motifs. For butterflies and flowers, a wide brush is the most commonly used tool. Always use a slightly damp sponge or brush for the best color transfer.
