All-in-one face painting kits
Do you feel like sharing a face-painting workshop with your kids, but don't know which products to choose? To help you along, Namaki has created Namaki Boxes, which gather all the essential products of each universe!
Reusable box
The essentials of each universe
An organic and natural formula
Namaki Box products are specially designed to respect children's skin. Even the fake blood is Cosmos Organic certified! The ephemeral tattoos, meanwhile, are formulated with vegetable-based inks and dermatologically tested. Just what you need to reassure yourself about the frequent use of these products by your children, and be tempted, as an adult, to use them too. If it's good for them, it's good for you, so have fun!
The children's makeup workshop, the new must-have for creative hobbies
Why should children limit themselves to a sheet of paper or a chalkboard to learn how to hold a pencil, color or paint, when they have a much broader and more fun medium at hand? With the different products in the Namaki Box, children can experiment with different ways of applying material, and observe different renderings - from head to toe, if they like! They become their own piece of paper - trees are so grateful - and they can repeat the experience as often as they like. The most imaginative ones will even forget the models, given the sheer number of possibilities. The Namaki Box becomes an essential toolbox, and makeup becomes a creative art like any other. Make way for aspiring artists!
Frequently asked questions
To make it easy to create a complete disguise make-up, we have put together a selection of products to create a Namaki Box specific to each universe:
- Rainbow for easy, colorful, cheerful make-up.
- Wild LIfe for a family roar
- Intergalactic Worlds for concentrated superhero powers
- Enchanted Worlds to bring your imaginary world to life.
- World of Horrors for even more terrifying make-up effects.
Once you've used it, don't throw it away: refill it with new products or turn it into pencil jars.
