BRUSH SETS - Face Painting Brushes
Face Paint Brush Sets
Building a kit from scratch or topping up an existing one? This collection brings together face paint brush sets from every range we carry — Fusion Body Art, BOLT by Jest Paint, Blazin by Marcela Bustamante, Art Factory Studio, Pixie's Dream, and Leanne's Collection — so you can compare and choose in one place.
Sets for every budget
- Small starter sets (3–5 brushes)
- Mid-size sets covering the core shapes
- Full professional sets (9–11 brushes)
- Smoothie blender packs for blending & softening
Every shape covered
- Round & liner brushes for detail and outlines
- Flat & angle brushes for one-stroke loading
- Filbert brushes for petals and soft gradients
- Artist-designed sets from Leanne Courtney & Marcela Bustamante
Fusion Body Art | Professional Face Paint Brush - SET OF 6
Fusion Body Art | Professional Face Paint Brush - SET OF 5 Rounds
Pixie's Dream Rainbow Face Paint Brush Set 3PK
BOLT | Face Painting Brushes by Jest Paint - Set of 9 FIRM Brushes
Face Painting Brush Set | Leanne's Rainbow - Set of 7 Brushes
BOLT | Face Painting Brushes | Diamond Collection - Full Set of 5
Blazin Face Painting Brush by Marcela Bustamante | Set of 4 Round Brushes
Blazin Face Painting Brush by Marcela Bustamante | Set of 6 DETAILS COLLECTION
Blazin Face Painting Brush by Marcela Bustamante | Filbert Collection Set 4 + 1 Liner #3 Xl
Blazin Face Painting Brush by Marcela Bustamante | Set of 7 Brushes
Art Factory Studio Face Paint Brush | Flower Essentials 5pk Set
Art Factory Studio Face Paint Brush | Lines and Swirls 6pk Set
Art Factory Studio Face Paint Brush | 7 Brush Set
Art Factory Studio Face Paint Brush | 11 Brush Pro Set
Choosing the right set
If you're just starting out, a smaller 3–5 brush set covering a flat, a round, and an angle brush will handle most designs. Artists building a full working kit tend to go for a 7–11 brush set, which adds liners, filberts, and speciality shapes for detail work and one-stroke loading.
Caring for your brushes
Rinse brushes in clean water immediately after use and reshape the bristles before they dry. A gentle brush soap helps lift dried paint from the ferrule without damaging the bristles. Store brushes flat or bristle-up to keep their shape between events.
Want the full loading technique for split cakes and solid colours? Read our guide How to Load a Face Paint Brush and Sponge.