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Watch color magically appear at your fingertipsÂ- without appearing on your fingers!
Color Wonder ® Fingerpaints look clear, but each one paints a different color on Color Wonder Paper. Just rub the paint with your finger, paint it on, and watch the color gradually appearÂ- with no mess!
These magical fingerpaints color only on special Color Wonder Paper, and they're spill-proof, too. That means that kids' hands, clothes, and work areas stay clean. So don't worryÂ- just experience the wonder!
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Review by: kiwireviewer-00
Dated: 15th of July, 2007
Oh this is so seriously cool! It really is... clean and easy to use, you get colours appearing as if by magic as you draw your finger around on the page... of course, you must have rubbed your fingertip in the appropriate paint first. 
After watching my son playing with these, and doing a reasonable job (considering the level of detail obtainable with a finger instead of a brush or pen) with the enclosed colouring book* I simply HAD to give it a go myself. 
It was really strange to look at the paint on my fingertip and see, well, nothing much really, and then rub it on the page and Presto! Colours appear out of nowhere.
Overall, an excellent option to stick into any kid's travel activities pack, rainy day activities, or simply as a treat for the little ones when they have been extra-special-good. We also ha d alot of fun combining the creative applications of this kit with the Color Wonder Markers kit as well. Both are available on the Crayola display stand at your local quality stationery retailers.
* NOTE: Available in certain packs. Other packs may contain pads of unmarked paper.
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