Review on Wolfe FX Walking Makeup Palette by Monique Lopez

I love Wolfe makeup colors and this set was a great deal! The cakes are a little smaller than some of the other kits but take a little longer with these water based paints. I assume that at least 20 faces can be drawn with this palette. This set is very similar to the Wolfe F/X 6 Color Palette - Monster and it would be silly to own both as 3 colors in this set are the same and one is very similar. I have described 6 colors below as the colors in the picture are not entirely accurate. I've also included face paint photos I took last year to raise money for our local children's hospitals. All colors used are from the Walking Dead, Essentials and Monster palettes. If you have never used this type of face paint before, they basically work like watercolors. You can increase the intensity of the color by using a little more or less water or by layering the color. For larger areas, I recommend applying the paint with a sponge (rubbing creates streaks) and then working it into the details with a brush. These colors are easily removed with water or baby wipes, making it easier to correct mistakes. The color is subtle and matte, which gives a realistic look. It won't crack like some paints and won't rub off with a simple touch after drying. If your skin is not particularly oily, this make-up will easily last all day. dark purple (like an ugly bruise; great for the skin around the eyes) 2. golden brown (more brown than ocher in the Monster palette and more yellow than brown in the 12-color Essentials palette)3. pale skin tone (to a ghostly pallor, especially on more tanned skin, or to soften and blend lighter colors)4. light gray (the picture looks blue, but it's the same light gray from the monster palette)5. burgundy (also the same color as in the Monster palette, this color is dark and reminds me of red wine, good for blood but looks better in combination with a slightly lighter red)6. anthracite (same dark gray as the monster)