Finger Paint Toddler Vegan Organic Baby Safe Coloring Play Colorful Eco Painting (5 Colors)

This paint is great! It's completely baby safe since the ingredients are all food. It's expensive, but we've been using the same pack for 3 years- a little powder goes a long way. The texture isn't like regular paint, the colors aren't as vibrant as regular paint, they dry to different shades, and they fade over time. This isn't surprising since they're food! I've also never had this stain my kids' skin and it's easy to clean up. I'm certain it would stain fabric (especially the turmeric one) so my kids paint in just a diaper. It would likely stain light colored plastic as well, like a highchair tray, but it's never stained our sealed wooden table and is easy to clean off. I would never use this paint to make keepsake items or gifts for others, for that we use acrylic paints and keep a VERY close eye on kids who might try to taste it. But the veggie paints are perfect when the goal of the art project is simply to have fun and make a mess!

for what they are they work well.

This was a gift for my 1 year old granddaughter to introduce her to finger painting without the dyes or chemicals.

Quite lovely fingerpaints for toddlers, easy to mix. Add more or less water for desired consistency because they do not mix the same per each. Best used in an environment that cannot be stained, such as sealed tile/stone, or use a drop cloth or canvas cloth to create a safe space under and around the activity. They are vegetable based, however, the yellow and red are very strong colors, and might permanently stain carpet, furniture, or clothing, even if immediately cleaned. My carpet still has a pinkish hued spot where the beet powder paint fell on it, although, only I can see it now, because I know where to look! I will definitely buy them again, because while they aren’t perfect for permanent works of art, the peace of mind that my toddler has safe tools to play with is priceless. He also had a lot of fun.

This was perfect for our purpose of sensory play. The paints are different textures, bright colors, different spice smells and safe when wet. My 9 month old had a blast painting the canvas and everything else. She got them on her face, which I felt more comfortable with given their ingredients. Clean up was easy since we did it in the bath tub. Between painting and bathing, we used an entire wake window doing this activity and still have plenty of paint to do it again a few more times. Cons: if you’re looking to make keepsakes, these likely aren’t for you. The colors dull to chalk shades when dry, it smells of spices and looks textured and delicate. I don’t think they’d hold up well over time without some sort of added coat to preserve them