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It is smallish and doesn't have a lot of surface area on the cheeks, but still a decent size for practice. I mostly use water based face paints and noticed that the paints were beading up at first. After applying a thin layer of regular foundation makeup, the paints applied more like they would to actual skin. You can see this a bit in the 1st picture where I missed a spot with foundation. Clean up was super easy using just makeup wipes and an oil based makeup remover for stains. You can see that I applied heavy paint, it left stains, and then cleaned up completely. I've already painted on it 5 times and used colors I know will stain. Every stain has come right off using makeup remover. I will say that it doesn't seem to take shadows very consistently. The 'skin' is like a hard silicone so maybe there's a learning curve to applying them to this 'face'. It also did not take a pencil eyeliner well at all. It looked super waxy and pretty bad. I'm not sure this would be great for beauty makeup practice. It's pretty realistic looking, but the eyes are in a fixed open position, so not a lot of eye lid area for practicing eye makeup imo.

This is a great product for anyone who is practicing make up however I didn't keep mine bc, I needed a more eyelid space if that makes sense. Fast delivery also

A small stand included to keep the face of the Mannequin Firm. , and the texture is very good.

If you need one buy this !!! I bought one before with a higher price but this is the one! Love it!!!!

I would not recommend this for face painting. I don't want to rate it lower because it might be useful for makeup? You *could use it to practice face paint* if you want to put a full layer of makeup down before trying a design. But then if you want to fix something then you have to reapply makeup just so it doesn't come off in big drippy weird clumps. I tried using a sponge as well and it just pooled on the surface. I was really hoping that I could practice my designs on it. But it's not easy to do continuous trials. Which is unfortunate because it was helpful to feel how my hand moved on a face rather than paper. Maybe if there was a different texture on top this would work but I think I'm going to not use it.