Although she was by no means the first, Shirley Eaton opened the doors for a series of other actresses to appear in bodypaint (most commonly in gold or metallic, though blue & green are also popular) in movies or magazine spreads. More recently with the increasing use or airbrush techniques a number of actresses have appeared in science fiction movies and series sporting exotic paint jobs.
You will also find bodypaint makeups in the fantasy section and (of a particular sort) among the racechanging makeups.
There is a separate section for fake tattoos.
Workaholic (1996): Rhoda (Christiane Paul) becomes part of an artwork in this German movie. Tatjana Luckdorf and Barbara Purucker were the makeup artists.
Addams Family Values (1993): Wednesday Addams (Christina Ricci) found an unusual way of hiding in plain sight. Fern Buchner and Kevin Haney were the makeup designers; Tony Gardner and Brian Penikas were the special makeup effects artists.
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970): The Cat Woman (Haji Catton) walks through a party in black bodypaint for no apparent reason. Daniel C Striepeke was themakeup supervisor; William Buell was themakeup artist.