What can I use to paint the tip of my son's nose black for halloween?

He is going to be wearing a fleece cow costume. It's so cute. It has ears and horns on the hood and a little tail! He is 4 months old. I would *like* to paint the tip of his nose black (for pictures and since this is his first Halloween) What could I use? If anything I wouldn't do it if it woulnd't work out but it would just be so cute! Any ideas on what I could use to paint his nose black?


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What can I use to paint the tip of my son's nose black for halloween?
black eyeliner is prob the most gentle to use
Reply:Hypoallergenic WATERPROOF mascara works great.
Reply:they sell face paint but if you are looking for something you have at home use an eyeliner pencil. be careful, at his age somethings can make him breakout.
Reply:You might try using some chocolate. I know that sounds weird, but I've done that before. If it is a cooler day you can do this because the chocolate will kinda harden in place (warm weather will melt it though). This way if your son accidentally puts his hand in it and puts his hand in his mouth then he won't have paint in his mouth! Hope this works for you! :)
Reply:Face paint which is intended for children. I'm not sure about eyeliner - what if he rubbed his fingers in it and then sucked them? It's probably not designed to be safe if it goes in the mouth because it's for adults.
Reply:EYE PENCIL
Reply:My daughter was a ladybug and i used black eyeliner to put dots on her face. It looked really cute and came off super easy.
Reply:an eyebrow pencil...one of those black Halloween make-up wax sticks...
Reply:face paint
Reply:what i always use is eye liner because most of it is hypoallergenic and it doesn't smear very easily.





HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
Reply:eye liner
Reply:Face paint. Or, latex paint you can get small bottles at Michael's.
Reply:if i were you i wouldnt paint it with anything that could easily smudge like marker,or eyeliner why not facepaint his nose black and let it dry or hears a better idea CHOCOALTE
Reply:If your son were older I, too, would suggest eyeliner or face paint. But a four month old will rub it right off (it's itchy!) and stick his hands in his mouth. I liked the chocolate idea. You could even try one of those cookie markers that you can buy at any grocery store (they're used for decorating cookies and are safe to eat).
Reply:The black stuff that football players use under their eyes... its safe for the skin and it doesn't hurt if it gets in your eyes... I've never used it but I don't think its that hard to get off...





I would definitely read the packaging before buying it or using it though... just to make sure!
Reply:Black eyebrow pencil



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