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Get an Incredible Scorching Look With the Sexy Temporary Body Art

Sexy lingerie, seductive women's apparel, and sassy clubwear are no doubt hot, but they are getting to be too common. Professional strippers and dancers have to constantly keep updating their style to become the star attraction. In that array the latest style storm in the fashion world is the sexy temporary body art.

Sexy Body Art

The sexy temporary body art is sure become a bold fashion statement for those brilliant dancers and strippers out there with a flair for sensuous revealing guise. Sexy dancers can check out the incredible collection of sexy temporary paints. These body paints are not only absolutely mind-blowing, but they are also pasties that are easy to wear and are also water proof.

Who would not get turned-on watching an innocent looking stripper in the sexy Naughty Nurse Temporary Body paint Costume matched with the First Aid Silver Red Eye Paint? Strippers and dancers are sure to appear irresistible with this body art! Professional strippers can go in for a wild gaze with the Purr Temporary Dancer Stripper Body paint Neon Animal Print Cat Costume matched with the Cheetah Print Purr Exotic False Eyelashes.

Not just sexy temporary body paint, you'll also find an excellent assortment of eye paint kits. The eye make-up, such as the Circa Exotic Eye Glitter, the Punked Exotic Eyes False Eyelashes, and the Stormy Exotic Eyes Silver Glitter Eye Paint can be the best accessories to seem sizzling in a party or club. Not only professional dancers and strippers get to glitter in these body arts, but anyone can get a pro hot look with these awesome body paints and eye glitters.

Female and Male Body Painting

In fact we are fond of painting our bodies since prehistoric times. In past we were used to paint our bodies with materials like natural dyes, paints and pigments. In some cases we used ash, and clay, too. The markings that the people make on their bodies are thought to have magical powers with which one could ward off evil spirits or the tribal enemies. Such was the thinking in past. The painting of bodies was also coined with celebrating of auspicious occasions like New Year or a dance party. Same practice can still observed in the indigenous populations of the countries like New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands, and certain parts of Africa.

Female Body Painting

In India the women and men are fond of using Henna. It is a colour extracted from a plant of Henna; it is also known as Mehandi. This type of body painting with Henna has been a fashion in India and the Middle East since many years. People paint their hands and legs and other parts of body with Henna during auspicious ceremonies like weddings. The use of henna or Mehandi has become popular in the Western countries, too, since last two decades.

The art of body painting is not a new phenomenon in the countries of South America, too. People here have been using indigenous materials to paint their body and body parts. They use wet charcoal and other materials available in the local surrounding. In some parts of America, a material known as Huito is used to paint the bodies and faces. Huito is a black dye, and it takes weeks to fade away.

Fashion And Style Using The Right Body Paint

The younger generation is fond of making painting on body parts as a means to draw attention from others. The art of body paint originates from ancient time and now it has become a fashion to create tattoos and designs on various parts of the body for both sexes. This type of paint will last in the body for several hours or even weeks depending on the nature of paint used. It has become unique way to draw attention and modern women want to prove themselves as contemporary in all aspects. Now you have several options for making suitable body designs and you have choices for choosing the right designer for making drawings in your body.

Women Body Painting

Some men are crazy in making pictures of animals, birds and even their favorite movie stars on their body. Further you can draw cartoon characters, pictures and drawings of history, your favorite place on earth and much more. The taste and pleasure of each one is different and each one of them has loads of ideas for making the desired drawing on the body. Liquid latex is a type of paint used for drawing pictures on body and you have range of colors and shades of this herbal product. It is basically obtained from rubber plantation and stem and bark of the plant are cut to take out of the latex. The markers are one form of painting used to draw pictures on body which gives transparent effect which resembles the art of tattoos. Unless you wash it off with soap and water, the markers remain on the body for long time. There are plenty of colors and designs in markers and people use even silver color and gold color which looks appealing on the skin. Metallic colors create magic in the body skin and added with imaginative ideas it could make lot of difference in style and fashion.

Air brush designs are better in quality when compared with markers and it is safe to administer them on your tender skin without causing side effects. There are lots of commercial advertisements in which the artists use air brush painting for making pictures of new products on their body. The advantage in air brush body paint is it dries up fast and it is more flexible with body skin than markers.Earlier, liquid latex was used only for make-up but now people are crazy to use them for making designs on body parts. It takes minimum time to create wonderful designs using latex on the body and it can be washed off quickly.

Body Art Around the World

Body adornment has always included body painting, tattooing, and other kinds of body art, this has been the case over the ages; but in recent times, body art has become more varied and endlessly creative. It now includes variations such as, Face Painting & Body Art, Gestational Painting (or Pregnant Belly Art), and Temporary Tattoos: Glitter, Henna & Body Illustration. It is now so popular that it is common practice for a body artist or a face painter to be invited to a social gathering like a party or a wedding, corporate events and promotions, so that the guests can take home a unique memento to remember the party by.

Body Art Festival

Body art is that art which is made on, with, or consisting of, the human body. It also includes scarification, branding, scalpelling, shaping (for example tight-lacing of corsets), full body tattoo and body painting. Primitive and tribal societies have some marvellous (if painful looking) examples of body art, such as earlobe stretching among many African tribes, and many other kinds of piercings.

Tattooing was a method of identification for old timers in India, when illiterate people would typically have their own name tattooed on a visible part of the body such at the back of the hand or the forearm. The significance of henna at wedding ceremonies in India is now well known, with one entire pre-wedding event dedicated to what is known as the 'mehndi ceremony'. All the females in the bride's entourage would typically gather to have henna artist make intricate, elaborate and beautiful henna patterns in the hands, arms and feet as part of the wedding celebraions.

The World Body Painting Festival is held in Austria in the third week of July, which is the biggest festival of its kind. There are different categories of competitions, brush and sponge, airbrush, and special effects. A UV effects contest is also part of this festival. All models must be wearing underpants while painted, but female models can go topless if they want. It is a singular experience to be used as an artists' canvas, so many participants of the festival offer themselves as models without any charge.

The Australian Body Art Carnivale is an event that celebrates the creative genius involved in body art and body painting and will be held this year over the coming weekend in September in Edmundi. "This "Festival of Colour" drawing together cutting-edge artists from around the globe, who will create masterpieces before your eyes using the human body as their inspiration - and canvas!Aside from the spectacular full body art and some serious face painting, the Carnivale will also include traditional Aboriginal body painting, pavement art, a wearable art competition and parade, photographic competitions and a visual art exhibition called "Art of the Body" as well as life drawing and sculpting workshops."

About Temporary Body Art

Temporary body art is great for all ages. There are many different types and styles to choose from so you'll always find something new. Currently it is popular with children and adults because they have no permanent affect on your skin. They do create a similar appearance and depending on the style you choose, they can last from a few days to several weeks. Kids have always loved it. The most popular style for kids are the temporary transfer tattoo. They're very simple to do and only take 30 seconds to apply. Kids love being able to have designs of their favorite superheroes, cartoon characters, and many of the other designs that you can find. Temporary transfer tattoos can last up to a week so the kids can show them to all of their friends.

Women Body Art

Young adults and adults love temporary tattoos for when they go to parties, events, or just for self-expression. If they're thinking about getting an actual tattoo, temporary body art is a great way to decorate your body with a unique design without the pain, expense and permanence of a real tattoo. They also give you the chance to change your mind and try on many different styles of temporary body art. It allows you to show off your creativity in countless different ways. The styles of temporary body art have grown so much over the years. The oldest original form is henna tattoos. They've been used for centuries in many Eastern cultures, and now have gained popularity in the rest of the world in recent years. They take the longest to apply and set, but the result is nothing but beautiful. Henna tattoos can last up to two or three weeks depending on your skin.

Temporary transfer tattoos are another of the original forms of temporary body art. They have gained popularity after they were created in the late 1800's. They now come in many different varieties and designs. You can find temporary transfer tattoos in most grocery stores as well as craft and toy stores. Airbrush tattoos have been around since the late 1990's. They're one of the recent additions to temporary body art and have been used in film and TV to create realistic looking tattoos. If you're looking for a realistic look for your design, airbrush tattoos are the most popular.

The newest form and trend of temporary tattoos is glitter tattoos. Glitter tattoos use a hypoallergenic and waterproof body glue and body glitter to create beautiful temporary body art. They're so simple to create that literally anyone can do it. Kids can even apply them, but should have a parent supervise. Glitter tattoos can last up to 7 days and are definitely a fun way to add sparkle to anyone.

The Body As A Canvas

The human body is the tool through which somebody experiences life and his surroundings as well as interacts and communicates with others. To some people, however, the body is another piece of canvas through which they could express themselves, their beliefs and their traditions.

Art Body Painting

Drawing a Picture, Telling a Message

Just as paintings hanging on walls make a room more beautiful, body art can enhance a person's good physical attributes. Some ladies have a sunflower tattooed on their backs so that they can wear backless dresses that will reveal their flawless skin adorned by the tattooed flower. In this sense, body art is worn the way diamond necklaces are - it is meant to adorn and enhance the wearer's beauty. However, there are other much more complex reasons for the proliferation and practice of body art. These reasons can be cultural, political, or spiritual. Body art is extremely common in jails. Tattooing and branding are some of the most common rites of passage for inmates who wish to be part of certain groups. Body art can also be used to declare personal beliefs and political stand. In this case, body art can be compared to graffiti on the wall; it declares what the person wearing the art believes. People in ethnic groups also used tattooing extensively as a form of ornamentation. In some cases, tattoos were used to mark how many people a warrior has killed in battle.

Body Art Types

Widely known types of body art are body painting, tattoos, shaping, scarification, branding and body piercing. Body painting is usually done by painting on the body, usually covering the whole body completely with water-soluble makeup or paints. Body painting is very similar to painting on canvas, however, it can be more difficult to accomplish as the body has contours that makes painting pictures and scenes on the body more complicated. Tattoos, probably known by all, are permanent decorations on the body applied through the use of an electrically ran needle. Body tattoos usually cover a relatively small portion of the body. Favorite places for body tattoos are the chest, the upper arms, and the back of the shoulders. Body tattoos are relatively permanent, too, as the picture or the letters are etched onto the skin.

Body piercing is accomplished through the use of materials such as beads and precious stones and metals. Ear piercing is probably the most practiced by women and some men for accessorizing. Today, piercing is performed on almost all parts of the body such as the nose, the lips, the tongue, the eyebrows, the bellybutton, the nipples, and others. Shaping, on the other hand, is done to permanently shape the body according to a person's preference. Methods of this type of body art are foot binding - common among Chinese women.

Scarifications are more unconventional methods of body art. There are religious groups that deliberately scar their body (usually with pointed objects like knives) using a prescribed pattern. Somewhat similar to scarification, branding is another type of body art that involves a whole lot of pain. This was originally done to farm animals (cows and horses) and originally used for identification purposes. This is accomplished through placing an extremely hot piece of metal with a certain design on the body until it burns the skin and leaves a mark that may last forever.

Body Art Around the World

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