New Product - TattooCharms

I recently tried out these charms and they are pretty cool - a new idea/product to use to up-sell your face painting services.

I've written about them on my blog at http://shannonfennell.wordpress.com/ with a couple of photos.

For pay-per-face painters I think they would go over really well with the older teens and young adults.

Basically they are small dangling charms that you attach with a small adhesive tab and you can face paint, use tattoos, etc. to embellish and hide the adhesive dot. They are completely reuseable and there are "kits" of additional adhesive tabs and dots that you can sell the customers so they can reuse their charms.

Neat idea.

I saw them at FABAIC & thought they were a pretty neat idea!

I saw them too! The little tabs look like they could be painted over so the charm could be part of the design.

Yep, the tabs are covered by a "dot" - a sticker, that you can then paint over... I used it in the ones in the photos on my blog - you can't even see the adhesive sticker or the cover dot at all with the paint on it.

WOW Shannon thanks so much for sharing I love them.

Thanks for sharing....Excellent idea for PPF Events. I'm checking the website..I might add it on special events..

Wasn't someone looking for a way to set the birthday child apart at parties? This seems like a great way to do that.

Yup, me

I like them, but at the same time they *freak me out* just a little!
Barbie

Barbie why do they freak you out

I am not sure, I am having a hard time putting my finger on it. Maybe they look like facial piercings? I don't know... but I tell you I am intrigued and horrified at the same time, LOL!

You don't have to put them on the face!! But... it would be a great way to scare parents, don't you think?

I was thinking they'd be good for clubs or an upgrade to a PPF design.
I can see having a "Body Piercing" sign in the booth

I go back and forth on these. I keep going to the website... looking at them... Adding a few to the cart and then X'ng off the website. It seems like it would get really expensive to keep a bunch on hand... hmmmm. Am I the only one who thinks they are a little too expensive?

You have to ask for the face painter's discount.... email them directly and ask for the volume prices for professional face painters. The prices on the site are the retail prices for the public.