Carbomask 1 oz. Three-Pack

Long story short: the product works!I wore Carbomask for 13 hours this past season during muzzle loader season.pros:Because Carbomask isn't oil based and instead uses charcoal it means your skin can breath. Not only can it breath but you can sweat through it. This means no more adult acne after caking your pores in oil paint. Also, after having it on for an entire day, when I got home it took maybe 1-2 minutes to remove. The only thing is if you do sweat, DO NOT wipe the sweat off, else the mask will come off too. I also found that Carbomask did NOT stain my beard at all (blonde/red hair). The packaging here is easy to carry with you into the field which is a plus.cons:For me, these colors are too dark. The brown and black began to blur together and the green isn't like the foliage in my area. Essentially imo the contrast between these 3 colors isn't what I hoped. I will try other colors to see how they work for me. The only other con I've found is on my chin/neck my clothing was able to wipe off the mask after packing into the woods and sweating.

It works well and allows great covering of your skin with a very small amount. It dry's and does not smear all over your clothes and gear. It does start to rub off after a while on high spots if wearing face mask. It is super easy to re-apply and only takes a tiny amount to re-cover. Absolutely amazing to clean off with water and a towel...no question comes off the easiest and the most than any I have ever used. Not giving it a 5 star because it should last longer before starting to flake off. The positive trade offs FAR OUTWEIGH the one half negative. This will be the camo face paint I use for any hunting I do. We have at least 10 duck hunts with 2-3 people covering 80% of our face enough to eliminate the skin color enough with only half a bottle used up.

I saw this face paint advertised on Facebook and Instagram for quite a while before I decided to purchase it. The paint stays on for hours, as long as you apply it before you start sweating at all. This paint is not greasy or oily at all, so you don't have to worry about the after hunt blemishes. My only gripe is that it is somewhat gritty and can be a bit course on your face when you're applying it in the early morning darkness. Overall, I would recommend this product.

I wore Carbomask over two days of deer hunting this season. It dries quickly, and once you have it on you pretty mich forget that it’s there. It covers skin very well, and only rubs off if you have a piece of clothing moving on and off your face, like the scarf I was wearing. If you try to take it off in the directed method within an hour or so it comes off pretty easily, but after wearing it for even three hours it becomes much harder to remove even after scrubbing it with a field wipe I had still small patches of it remaining all over my face when I took my deer to the processor. This isn’t much of a complaint, but it is something to consider if easy removal is important to you.

Love this stuff. I hate putting anything greasy on my face but needed face paint for a training exercise and my emergency ruck. This stuff dries immediately and is breathable. It doesn't crack once dry, but can flex with your skin. It will smear and eventually come off it you're wiping sweat of during physical activity, but it's easy to reapply if needed.

I'm not sure I like this stuff. I used it today for the first time. Archery. Goes on easily, no smell, dries well, no grease, even covers well. I used black, green, and brown on my face, and black on the back of my release hand. I use a camo glove on my bow hand, but I like to actually feel the release.Great afternoon, sweat, light rain, sun at Golden Hour, wind, mosquitoes, 65-55 degrees, 'still' hunting. No deer, but still better than being at work! Camo was still there on my hand, but a bunch of it obviously flaked off, or wore off during the afternoon. I came home, hit the shower, and OH BOY -- this stuff does NOT wash off easily. Lots of soap and scrubbing-- I still have small patches on my face, and some black cuticles. The black seems to be the toughest.My problem is -- I really like the product,everything except the removal. I used to use unscented makeup remover wipes for grease paint camo.Guess I'll have to try that technique.

I appreciated the included mirror, and this is the paint I keep in my field pack because of that. However, I'm not improssed by how thinly the point goes on, even when it feels like you're applying more.It dries to a matte and stays on decently well in light rain, for the first bit. The finished look isn't as dark as other products I've tried.The bottles or the consistency of the paint contribute to make it a bit more difficult to get out than the other product I bought.

If you actually wear this stuff to work in.. look else were. This paint goes on thin and comes off after breaking brush for about an hour with normal sweat. It goes on wet and takes too long to dry.. meaning if you need to break up the shape of your face with multiple colors, they just blend together into a form of wet chalk.Stick with your issued grease paint.. or find some others that are grease based. Like the title says, this is a toy for playing army.. clearly not intended for operators.