This paint is so much fun for young and old! We love it and have repurchased several times. I will say the only downside is that it doesn't last that long. But that doesn't diminish it's value.

We use this for programs at the library where I work and the kids love it. Many parents have come up after the programs and asked where we got it from because they want to purchase it for at home as well.

Would not recommend. Very watery

The kids LOVE that the paint is foamy!!!

absolutelt fun doe kids and easy to use !

I bought these for my newly turned 3 year old. He was so excited to use them, but quickly lost interest as they aren't the best for actually painting and don't last long!

I really love this foam paint!! My Kindergarten class thought it was so fun! We did our letters in the foam. Then they got to paint their desk and we put a piece of paper on top of it. They loved the result!! It doesn't last very long on the desk or on paper, so I keep adding more foam!

FIRST OF ALL, IT IS NOT PAINT. AFTER THAT, IT'S A GREAT ACTIVITY FOR SHOWER WALLS AND COUNTERTOP! ITS GREAT FOR KIDS WHO LOVE PLAYDOUG AND KNETIC SAND.

My 3 year old loves these paints but I was disappointed because they aren't really paint. It's more like just colorful foam. They are very expensive for what they are. You could probably get the same thing using shaving cream and food coloring. His preschool has foam paint that is actual paint and I purchased these thinking they would be similar

Doesn't hold its shape as much as I would like.

This set of sensory paint turned out to be a gfreat activity for my two and five year old grandsons. Easy to set up and clean up, I invested in fingerpainting paper which holds up to all the swirling and dabbing that the boys enjoy doing with the paint.

My kids beg to get this out. We use the top of a tote bin on the table to contain the mess and then just rinse off in the sink. It's so much fun for the kids. It doesn't really work as paint because it just makes a big pile of very wet color, so I wouldn't expect to use it as paint so much as really just a chance for kids to squish it around and have a sensory experience.