Camo Face Paint Sticks, 6 Color Camouflage Face Paint Kit in 3 Double-Sided Tubes, Woodland Camo Face Paint for Hunting, Airsoft, Paintball, Survival Gear & Tactical Use

These adhere very well, and they are good colors for a woodland environment. They take some effort to get off and the caps do not stay on easily.

Application: This is a great set of paint. I've used genuine US face paint as well as other brand sticks and pallets. This is by far the best I've used. It goes on easily and provides a good deal of pigment coverage using only a little of the pain. Lasts for a while as well, only had to reapply every hour or so, and even then only had to apply just a little. Sweat doesn't cause much running as well which is great. Mirror built into the lid, but can accumulate paint so you'll need to wipe it down as needed. Clean Up: Comes off easy with water and washcloth, didn't need to use soap or anything to get it off with the exception for facial hair and eyebrows. Warm water and soap took it off instantly. Cons: The only issue is that there isn't a lot of paint. As I said a small amount goes far, but if you are using a two tone approach (I use black and green) then you'll find yourself going through it quickly.

Giving it 4 stars because it wipes off too easy. But it works well under IR light. No IR reflection.

The three stick six color camouflage face paint was significantly dried, about the dryness of damp chalk. The easy fix, put each stick into a sandwich (zip-lock) baggy, place one half sheet paper towel fold twice and wet/dampen with hot water, placing one into each baggy and seal. Remove as much of the air during sealing, and have the wet/damp paper towels below the sticks, so as the sticks of paint are not directly sitting in water. About six hours later, the sticks of paint will have absorbed enough moisture of usage. *Heck, could probably just drop the sticks into a bucket of warm/hot water for 30 minutes or so, as the product is similar to an oily wax, however I have no idea what the soluble median was used during manufacturing, and only assuming water is sufficient for increasing the moisture of the product. (eg. Isopropanol Alcohol or Ethanol might be considered.) I'll likely leave mine overnight within the water moisture paper towel baggies, or ~24 hours and subsequently seal within a dry zip-lock baggy. The Arcturus pancake face paint case product having a screw-on lid seemingly prevents a loss of moisture, unlike the face paint sticks. PRO 1) What's nice about the six color three face paint sticks versus the three color pancake product, two of the colors are very light, and should well suffice if desiring a white face paint. 2) Sets better than the Arcturus pancake face paints. CONS 1) Face paint sticks seemingly dry-out over time, if not sealed. However, the tube face paint sets, or doesn't become as runny as the Arcturus pancake face paint. 2) Brown almost looks like black. TIP If the consumer is considering between the two style of products, if face painting is only performed sporadically or rarely, the pancake three color product will probably be best. If using more routinely, or desiring the lighter/white colors, then the three stick six color tubes is likely needed.

Great camo paint, not oily or smelly.... I recommend..

I purchased a bunch of these as favors for a kid’s paintball party. The kids loved it and they worked well to camouflage them in the woods. The container is convenient and sturdy.

Since it's oil based it's pretty thin. The black takes a couple layers to be visible at all and the brown is the best. Very easy to wash off

green, brown, black. Applies easily, mirror is a nice touch

Goes on smoothly, and doesn’t get on your hands. Nice combination of colors gives lots of options. Washes off with soap and water and does not run

Great product, used in kids faces for a camp. They loved it

Pigment is good, colours blend nicely. Paint washes off easy at the end of the day and doesn’t irritate skin.

Good face paint. Easy to remove with a cloth at the end of the day.

Good product