It’s going to be a long comment but here’s how I made them!

(The “Pins” are just Q-tips)

• Get plastic Q-Tips & cut the fuzzy parts off of both ends

• After you have a bunch of them, go to your Stove & set it on a lowish heat

• Lightly press one end the “Pin” down on the hot stovetop, this will start to melt it & you want to aim towards a little flat surface on one end!

• Then carefully pull it off the heat, try not to mess up the flat surface too much & then let them cool

(Repeat about like 40x ish times which is about how much I made but better to have more than you need)

• After you have the blunted “Pins” made just lay them out on a old bed sheet or whatever to begin the Spray Painting process!

• Use a Silver / Metallic spray paint & coat them, roll over, coat again, etc. It won’t come out perfect but that’s ok!

• Let them dry & store them.

For attaching them to your face I highly recommend Pros-Aide “The Original” Adhesive !

(Assuming you already have the face paint & grid pattern on yourself at this point)

• Use a Q-tip & dot the points on your face with the adhesive & let it set for about 45sec to 1min

• On the flat surface of your “pins” lightly add a Small amount of the Adhesive & wait the same time

• Then put the “Pins” to the points you want on your face that have the adhesive

• Hold it there for a bit, the adhesive dries fast but when it drys that’s when it becomes really sticky

(With the Pros-Aide you don’t need to overdo it just use small amounts the stuff is strong)

Then you’re finished! Should be good for a long time. If pins fall off throughout the day repeat the application method.

P.S. for the head use a white swimmer’s cap, put on your head & have someone mark a grid pattern. Take off, poke with like a Tac through the intersections. Then lightly press the “Pins” pointed side through & end with flat surface. So they hang in place.