Body Paint Party

Join us for this one-of-a-kind erotic event... The Body Paint Party.
We believe the body is the greatest tool, and through the act of love and self-love, we can all make our mark as artists. We are all creative, and our goal is to bring safe fun to couples, single ladies, and verified single men together creatively, through art.
SLIP INTO SOMETHING MORE COLORFUL
 The Body Paint Party provides everything you need to create your own abstract love and self-love painting safely and privately. All of our paint is non-toxic and non-allergenic paint. Please bring your own canvas. To create a butt and leg painting, you'll need at least a 26" canvas. If you are taller than 5'8", you will need a larger canvas. 
THE PAINT WASHES OFF, BUT THE SMILES NEVER DO. 
Our Host Artists will help you create your painting and give you a few tips. If you'd like to create an abstract painting of your lovemaking, you are welcome to take the time to do so, but you will need to bring a large canvas for that. 

BLACK LIGHT STATION: Check out the blacklight paint station as well

The Flow: Music, snack, drinks, dropcloths, paint and supplies

Tickets: Ticket sales will go offline 3 days before the event, to ensure we have enough paint for everyone. (Remember RSVPing does NOT guarantee you have a ticket.)

Doors: Doors open at 8pm Painting starts at 9pm

Rules: Please only paint on a dropcloth. Please be conscious not to touch or sit on items once you have been painted. 

What To Bring: Body Positivity, Canvas. Clean body with no lotions if you are being painted. Ladies if you are doing the butt painting, please wear a thong. Wear clothes you don't mind getting paint on. Expect to get a little messy. 

Who Can Attend: Everyone

TYPE OF EVENT: Arts and Crafts

RISQUE SOIREE RULES

1. Every RS member must attend Sex-Positive 101 or Sex-Positive Events Essentials before attending Play Parties. Or accessing VIP areas.

2. CONSENT! No means no, so... if someone tells you no, we ask you to greatly respect this decision. Get consent before touching, kissing, hugging, anything, or you will be immediately removed by our Guardians. All are highly respected in the Risque Soiree Community. Whether you are a man or a woman, please ask for the consent of others before touching anyone. Stalking, harassment or touching anyone without consent, is never and will never be permitted, if found, will result in temporary or permanent suspension of a couple's membership, and ability to attend future events. Please notify the nearest Guardian if someone crosses these lines. Use your voice and tell a staff member.

3. OVER-INTOXICATION - will NOT be permitted. Please monitor your intake of alcohol or substances. If we feel you are over-intoxicated you will be removed. Please party responsibly. 

4. DISCRESTION – We live in a small community if you see a neighbor, co-worker, relative, or just someone you know. Do not share the information of who you saw at the event with others outside of the lifestyle or event.

5. PHOTOGRAPHY – Do NOT take photos of anyone without their CONSENT! You are allowed to have your phone at Non-Play Parties. But you can only take photos of yourself or your partner. Some events have photobooth areas where you may take photos of yourself or your partner. No cameras, cell phones, or other recording devices are permitted for use at Play Parties. At certain events, we have a hired photographer and he will have a credential lanyard. Other than hired photographers no one is allowed to take photos. If we see you taking photos without consent you will be immediately banned from all future events and banned from the website.

6. SCENE ETIQUETTE- SPACE! Giving those in a scene the space they need. Stand back, give them room. Do NOT get up close and personal. You are not involved in the scene and it is not ok to invite yourself! It doesn’t matter if they are doing something interesting that you don’t have a good view of. If you want to know more about it then wait for a better time later in the evening to approach them and ask. SHHHHHHH! Be mindful of your voice, laughter, and socializing. Keep your voice down as much as possible. Too much “non-scene” talking can really pull people out of their head space that are playing around you. On the other side of this issue, you may be the one who is trying to do a scene and it’s other people being loud. Simply gesture to them to lower the volume in a respectful way. Most people get carried away and don’t realize their voices got louder. Typically a small reminder is enough. If that doesn’t work, call the Guardian over. DON’T INTERRUPT!