Paint
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Image courtesy of Gold Body Paint by Fetish Lover's Store
Paint- a very colorful and available substance is one way to pop out your experience as opposed to many mud or food excursions. Use of LATEX PAINT (House paint, indoor) is not harmful to most areas, but keep it out of your eyes and pussy. It makes for a great way to masturbate (for men, again, keep out of pussy with this paint), and only a shower a few minutes after playtime is needed.
TEMPERA PAINT (such as the type used for many kiddy arts and crafts) is used in finger painting everywhere. While the author does not have but one experience with Tempera. The author has noticed that there is a very pungent smell after using, and you should probably avoid the pussy and eyes again with this one. A slight irritation occurred in the author's playtime, but you should not avoid this cheap and fun paint variant. It would serve you well to try a patch of skin, maybe several, before you have fun.
CLEANUP- Shower, Soap, Shampoo, make sure to clean ears and all hair, as it is tough to get paint out once it has dried. This can lead to interesting conversations when blue ears are noticed, but also led to the author's current girlfriend. Take care!
From stupid excursions in the author's youth, the author does not support use of SPRAY PAINT (Especially not in crotch area, It is a bit hard to get off but acts like professional spray paints generally) or ACRYLIC PAINT (Very hard to get off once dried, avoid this as it is waterproof when dried, will destroy your tub)
If anyone else would like to add about EMULSION PAINT or PROFESSIONAL BODYPAINTS or LIQUID LATEX, Feel free. The author has no experience in those fields
Additional Note:
I have experience with paint for more than 15 Years... First: use ONLY waterbased paint!
Second: cleaning is much more easy if it is still wet
Third: If you are scared, use first posterpaint or fingerpaint for kid's
Fourth: emulsion paint might dry out your skin, so use some lotion after the cleaning
paint vs. mud indoor use at any season usable much more smooth (I like the cool silk touch) fantastic contrast to clothes and heels NO small stones hurt if wet, you get also alsost all clothes and shoes clean again
- you have to buy it
TEMPERA PAINT (such as the type used for many kiddy arts and crafts) is used in finger painting everywhere. While the author does not have but one experience with Tempera. The author has noticed that there is a very pungent smell after using, and you should probably avoid the pussy and eyes again with this one. A slight irritation occurred in the author's playtime, but you should not avoid this cheap and fun paint variant. It would serve you well to try a patch of skin, maybe several, before you have fun.
CLEANUP- Shower, Soap, Shampoo, make sure to clean ears and all hair, as it is tough to get paint out once it has dried. This can lead to interesting conversations when blue ears are noticed, but also led to the author's current girlfriend. Take care!
From stupid excursions in the author's youth, the author does not support use of SPRAY PAINT (Especially not in crotch area, It is a bit hard to get off but acts like professional spray paints generally) or ACRYLIC PAINT (Very hard to get off once dried, avoid this as it is waterproof when dried, will destroy your tub)
If anyone else would like to add about EMULSION PAINT or PROFESSIONAL BODYPAINTS or LIQUID LATEX, Feel free. The author has no experience in those fields
Additional Note:
I have experience with paint for more than 15 Years... First: use ONLY waterbased paint!
Second: cleaning is much more easy if it is still wet
Third: If you are scared, use first posterpaint or fingerpaint for kid's
Fourth: emulsion paint might dry out your skin, so use some lotion after the cleaning
paint vs. mud indoor use at any season usable much more smooth (I like the cool silk touch) fantastic contrast to clothes and heels NO small stones hurt if wet, you get also alsost all clothes and shoes clean again
- you have to buy it
Glow in the dark
Paint than you can use and wash off like glow in the dark is one of my all time favorites However the clean up is long and paint will get everywhere somehow I'm still surprised even as I'm typing this.
What may help is using each bottle before playing by preparing how much your going to use if skin is involved make sure you read the brand and see if the paint is toxic or skin friendly.
After playing immediately wash off so that nothing sticks an skin and stays I made the mistake of playing with someone and they waiting once and we'll it took them 4 hrs for 6 days to get what would have been less of playing with glow in the dark glow sticks Hope that helps glow sticks are great to break and play with but wash comes soon after to offset the stickiness also most glow sticks can be toxic which I learned the hard way.
What may help is using each bottle before playing by preparing how much your going to use if skin is involved make sure you read the brand and see if the paint is toxic or skin friendly.
After playing immediately wash off so that nothing sticks an skin and stays I made the mistake of playing with someone and they waiting once and we'll it took them 4 hrs for 6 days to get what would have been less of playing with glow in the dark glow sticks Hope that helps glow sticks are great to break and play with but wash comes soon after to offset the stickiness also most glow sticks can be toxic which I learned the hard way.
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