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A painted tiger, a butterfly across the eyes or a sparkly unicorn horn can carry a whole afternoon for a five-year-old. On the Central Coast, face painters come to you – the backyard in Kincumber, the park by the lake at Long Jetty, a hall in Lisarow – and set up a little station where the children queue, choose a design and head back to the games looking like someone else.
The painters listed here cover every corner of the Coast, from the Woy Woy Peninsula up through Wyong and the Northern Lakes and out to the hinterland. Each one mixes face paint with other extras, so you can often fill a party from one booking rather than juggling three suppliers.
Before you lock in a date, it helps to know:
Face painting sits neatly inside a longer party plan, and it pairs well with a magician or a balloon twister. Browse children's party ideas or see the balloon artists who travel the Coast.

Elkie Hollow, Teddy Bear Entertainment and Party Chameleon Central Coast all travel to homes and parks across the Coast, from the Woy Woy Peninsula to Wyong and the hinterland.
Elkie Hollow party packages start from $200 and Party Chameleon Central Coast packages start from $230. Teddy Bear Entertainment quotes on request, so send them your date, numbers and the extras you want.
Yes. Elkie Hollow and Teddy Bear Entertainment both offer glitter tattoos, and Teddy Bear Entertainment adds UV paint, airbrush tattoos and hair braiding as extras.
Earlier is usually better. Clean faces take paint well, and children are more patient in the queue before the cake and games wind them up.
Party Chameleon Central Coast charges per package rather than per child, so extra siblings can join in. Ask the others how their pricing works for your guest numbers.
A table, two chairs and some shade are usually enough. Ask your painter on booking whether they bring their own seating and lighting for indoor spots.