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8 Best Face Painting Services in Singapore (2026)

Compare 8 of the best face painting services in Singapore for kids' parties, roadshows and corporate events, from specialist studios to solo artists.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 27 Sep 2026
Reading time: 6 min read

A face painter decorating a child cheek with a colourful butterfly design at a bright outdoor Singapore party

Face painting in Singapore ranges from one artist working a home birthday to a full team running a corporate roadshow booth, often alongside glitter tattoos, airbrush art or balloon sculpting as add-ons. Rather than the all-in-one party planners covered elsewhere on this site, this guide focuses on providers whose core business is the painting itself: specialist studios and solo artists, each checked against its own website or an active, verifiable social account. Some lean toward simple, fast kids' designs for a queue of guests; others frame their work as artistic body painting or corporate brand activations. Treat this as a shortlist to compare on focus, format and style rather than a strict ranking.

1. Smiling Unicorns

Smiling Unicorns positions itself as a specialist rather than a general party planner, describing its business as 'Specialised in Face Painting' for birthday and festive celebrations across Singapore. Its site lists a waterproof paint option alongside airbrush tattoos, UV glow painting and glitter tattoos, and it runs face-painting workshops for those who want to learn the craft rather than just book it. The studio says companies also engage it for branded activations, and its Instagram shows bookings at public events such as festive open houses. A dedicated 'Our Promises' section addresses parents' safety questions directly, and the team sells its own materials through an online shop. That specialist framing, rather than a bundled party package, sets it apart from broader entertainment providers.

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2. MagicPainters

MagicPainters is a face-painting company founded in 2014 by Jana and Gisele, who describe themselves as two mums who built the business around children's parties and, increasingly, corporate brand activations. The company says it has run more than 5,000 events and lists clients across large consumer and finance brands alongside private birthday bookings, and it pairs face painting with balloon sculpting, glitter tattoos and magic shows as add-ons. It markets itself as 'Singapore's most trusted face painting' and says it uses premium non-toxic, hypoallergenic body paints sourced from Australia. The scale of corporate work it says it has completed makes it a fit for large roadshows and family days as much as home birthdays, distinguishing it from smaller solo-artist operations in this list.

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3. Starrylight Atelier

Starrylight Atelier brands itself as a body-arts studio rather than a party-supplies shop, and its site says founder Jasmine brings more than five years of experience to a roster it says has completed over 300 events for more than 500 clients. Face painting sits alongside airbrush tattoos, balloon sculpting and interactive magic shows, spanning children's birthdays, corporate events and what the studio calls brand campaigns. It describes itself as selective about the artists it recruits, favouring experienced talent over volume, and frames its work as going beyond a standard party add-on toward more considered, gallery-style artistry. That positioning suits a booker after a design-led look rather than a fast-moving queue of simple designs, though it still covers ordinary birthday bookings too.

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4. Cute Art Face Painting

Cute Art Face Painting, led by team leader Della Chen, covers both children's parties and adult events from one studio that its site dates back to 2016. For kids it lists face and arm painting, balloon sculpting, glitter tattoos, hair braiding and tinsel alongside magic shows and craft workshops, while its adult and corporate offering runs to airbrush tattoos, UV and metallic body painting, jewel makeup, belly painting for maternity shoots and special-effects makeup. That range lets the studio serve a children's birthday and a corporate activation or photoshoot with the same underlying skillset, and its site markets designs as tailored to the individual face rather than a fixed catalogue. Booking runs through phone, email or WhatsApp directly with the team.

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5. Party Parlour

Party Parlour is an Ubi-based party company that says it has operated since 2010, with face painting run as one strand of a broader body-art and entertainment offering. Its face-painting page promises the birthday celebrant a more elaborate design than other guests, covers themes from fairies and safari animals to superheroes, and says its artists typically paint 12 to 15 people an hour. The company names the professional-grade paint brands it uses, including Tag, Global, Paradise, Wolfe Brothers and Kryolan, and pairs face painting with glitter tattoos, airbrush tattoos, henna and balloon arches for the same event. Testimonials on its site also describe adult and corporate bookings such as anniversary parties, so it is not purely a children's offering despite the birthday-led marketing.

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6. Andrea Tynn

Andrea Tynn is an independent face and body painter who books directly through Instagram rather than a company website, describing herself in her bio simply as a 'Singapore based face & body painter.' Her feed, tagged with her own name, mixes party-style face designs with more elaborate body-art pieces, organised into highlight collections that separate straightforward event work from more creative personal projects. As a solo artist rather than an agency, she takes enquiries by email rather than through a booking system, which typically means a more personal back-and-forth over the design before an event. That solo-artist model suits a booker who wants one specific artist's style at their event, rather than whichever painter a larger company happens to assign on the day.

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7. Lynn Adele

Lynn Adele runs a solo, self-described stay-at-home-mum-owned face-painting business, booking clients through Instagram rather than a formal company site. Alongside standard face painting she offers what her bio calls a 'gems and glitter bar' and glitter tattoos described as water-resistant, using professional hypoallergenic face paint. Her page organises past work into highlights covering different event types, giving a prospective booker a way to see her style and past bookings before enquiring. Being a single artist rather than an agency, her availability depends on her own calendar, so booking early matters more than it would with a multi-artist company. That trade-off brings a more consistent, single-artist look across an event rather than whichever painter happens to be free that day.

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8. Lynhisart

Lynhisart is a solo face and body painter operating under that name across Facebook, Instagram and Carousell rather than a standalone website. Its posts describe pop-up booth appearances at birthday parties and family events, with a design range spanning unicorns, butterflies and other fantasy themes alongside simpler styles for younger children. The artist also offers hair-chalk colour styling as a lower-key add-on to a face-painting booking, aimed at guests who would rather leave with colour in their hair than a full face design. Being a single-artist operation booked through social media and Carousell, it suits smaller bookings such as a home birthday party over a large multi-artist roadshow, with enquiries handled directly by the artist rather than an office team.

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How to choose

Match the artist's style to the occasion. Fast, simple, queue-friendly designs suit a birthday party with many children waiting their turn, while artistic or body-painting specialists suit a themed shoot, corporate activation or adult event where one elaborate design matters more than raw throughput.
Check whether you are booking a solo artist or a company with a bench of painters. A solo artist gives a consistent style but only one pair of hands, so a large roadshow or a queue of thirty-plus children may need a company that can send multiple artists to run stations in parallel.
Ask about the paint itself: whether it is described as cosmetic-grade, non-toxic and hypoallergenic, and how the provider says it washes off, especially for younger children or sensitive skin. Providers name different brands, so ask rather than assume every face paint used is equivalent.
Confirm capacity and timing before booking: how many faces one artist can realistically paint in an hour, whether simple and elaborate designs are timed differently, and whether a birthday celebrant or guest of honour gets priority for a more detailed design within a shared session.
Clarify the venue and format upfront. A home party, a mall roadshow booth and a corporate family day each need different space, lighting and queue management, so describe your setting first and ask whether the artist has worked that kind of venue before and how far ahead you should book.

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Published 27 Sep 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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