Art Factory Boomerang Face Painting Stencil - Boho Leaves
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Boomerang Stencils are laser cut, 7.5 mil thick mylar stencils that are designed for quickly adding fun design elements to your face and body art. Boomerang Stencils are super fun and easy to use with face paints using brush, sponge or airbrush. Boomerang Stencils can be easily wipe cleaned and stored and reused multiple times, if handled with gentle care.
Boho Leaves Stencil is perfect for adding leaves and garden accents to your designs. Stencil is 4.5" long and 2.5" wide in the widest part.
Use Boomerang Stencils with a dauber, an airbrush or a sponge. If using with an airbrush, ensure to spray from at least two inches away in low pressure at a 90 degree angle from the stencil to evade the paint going under the stencil. Make sure to keep your face painting stencil pressed against the skin. If using a sponge, make sure your sponge is damp. Hold the stencil sturdily against the skin and pat your sponge gently to prevent paint from going under the stencil. Always wipe and dry the back of your stencil between uses so that you have a clean surface before using it next time.
Boho Leaves Stencil is perfect for adding leaves and garden accents to your designs. Stencil is 4.5" long and 2.5" wide in the widest part.
Use Boomerang Stencils with a dauber, an airbrush or a sponge. If using with an airbrush, ensure to spray from at least two inches away in low pressure at a 90 degree angle from the stencil to evade the paint going under the stencil. Make sure to keep your face painting stencil pressed against the skin. If using a sponge, make sure your sponge is damp. Hold the stencil sturdily against the skin and pat your sponge gently to prevent paint from going under the stencil. Always wipe and dry the back of your stencil between uses so that you have a clean surface before using it next time.
