Ugh! Just have to say
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I also do not like snazaroo, i use dfx, tag, wolfe, and paridise...love them all..
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I'm having issues with Snaz black... my black linework seems to flake really badly. I think in part it's because I put it on too thick, but I find if I use less it doesn't give a strong/dark black line. Have ordered some TAG black - being new to this I have not tried it before, but am hoping it's better.

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So mostly Snaz for bases? They don't stain? Teal, yellow and I guess *everyone* uses the red?
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I have the snaz red..I don't like it...Tag red is better I think..i love the paridise red..nice and dark..its good for blood if you do gore..
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Snaz red for bases - it is my go to red for spider people. I use Wolfe red for blood and other red details over top of the base coat as it doesn't bleed...(
) I use Snaz black for my linework when painting children, always.
Snaz Yellow Ochre is the best for the big cats, golden labs, etc., I'll blend it with a little gold and copper for staying power.
Snaz generally isn't a great body paint and I don't use it except for specific details - for example, the Snaz Sparkle colours are great and blend well for use even on a larger area. But the regular colours are too dry.
I use many brands... they all have their particular optimum consistency, amount of water, method of working with... takes time and practise to figure it all out.
Snaz Yellow Ochre is the best for the big cats, golden labs, etc., I'll blend it with a little gold and copper for staying power.
Snaz generally isn't a great body paint and I don't use it except for specific details - for example, the Snaz Sparkle colours are great and blend well for use even on a larger area. But the regular colours are too dry.
I use many brands... they all have their particular optimum consistency, amount of water, method of working with... takes time and practise to figure it all out.
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