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Face painting is a slow activity, which is really its strength. Children sit one at a time, choose their design and leave feeling like a tiger or a fairy, while the rest of the party carries on around them.
On the Gold Coast the trick is timing, because so many parties involve a pool, a beach or a sticky summer afternoon. Paint and water do not stay friends for long.
How to plan the painting at your party:
For a wider show, a clown can bring face paint along with magic and puppets.

Expect a quote for your party rather than a set rate. Check how many children that time will cover, and if other activities are included.
Usually not for long. Paint after swimming, or ask for glitter tattoos instead, and check with the performer how those hold up in water.
Ask the painter what products they use, and try a small patch on the arm first. If your child has eczema or an allergy, let the painter know before the party begins.
It depends on the design. Full faces take far longer than small cheek pictures, so give the painter your guest count, and ask them to suggest a mix.
It is possible with good shade, but humid afternoons make paint harder to keep neat. A morning party or a spot indoors will give neater results and more comfortable children.