RoseArt Classic Washable Tandem Paint, 6 Vibrant Colors

I liked that the paints were ready to use with a little stirring; blended easily; weren't sticky; and cleaned up quickly on hands and paintbrush. I recommend.

The pots are all connected to a strip so they stay together and don't spoil (if lids are kept on the ones not in use). Good bright paint for paper crafts.

My son loves playing with these colors. The colors are very pretty and there is a lot of paint in each cup.

Got them for my daughter's birthday party and it was a success, every child had one and they painted for over an hour. 👍🏾

This paint is exactly as pictured and a great choice for toddlers. It is vibrant and washes off very easily. Buy it now!

Great price! Quality not up to par with ore expensive brand but it served its purpose of making my great-grandson happy!

Not terrible, not great. There was a SLIGHT off-scent to this I can't put my finger on when first opening each. They were slightly smaller than expected, though I'm sure volume advertised is probably accurate. Important to note that these individual containers all are permanently attached to a central holder -- you cannot separate them individually. On-time delivery!

The paints arrived very watery. They needed to be stirred to use. Once they were stirred up, they worked great!

This is a good palette, it at least contains black, which is more than I can say for the box of ten tempera paints. The paints are smooth with a flow as though we're painting plastic, regardless of what we're painting. I don't know how else to explain it, the paint itself is like a glaze, but it's not glaze:: it's very smooth paint, very shiny with a fast, thin flow. We've painted on both white and black paper, the white being regular art paper and the black being cardstock. We can't see it at all on the black cardstock, even when we first paint white acrylic paint and let that dry, then we paint this over it. It's like a very pale tint. On the white paper, it looks like a thin, glossy water color when it's wet, and then it dries and we're left wondering what happened, and why did we even try? The finish is flat. It's odd, I thought these were tempura in a spill-proof base, but now I'm not sure what these are.

it is watery.. when u spread the color it is so thin