Start by preparing your paint. Lightly dampen the dauber so it is not too wet. Then gently tap it into the face paint until you get a creamy texture. Be careful not to use too much water, because this can cause the paint to go under the stencil.

Next, place the stencil on the skin. You can use the cheek, arm, or forehead. Hold the stencil flat and firmly against the skin so it does not move.

Now apply the paint using a tapping motion. Do not brush or swipe. Gently tap the paint onto the skin and build the color in thin layers. This helps create a clean and sharp design.

When you are finished, carefully lift the stencil straight up. Do not slide it, as this can smudge the design. Let the paint dry for a few seconds.

Cleaning the stencil is quick and easy. You can wipe it with a damp cloth between uses, or wash it with soap and water for a deeper clean. Dry it with a paper towel, and it is ready to use again.

Reusable stencils are perfect for workshops because they are washable, hygienic, and easy for beginners. Just remember: hold the stencil flat, use a light tapping motion, and keep the paint slightly damp—not too wet.