
- description
Your face is the brightest, shiniest, most movement-prone thing you bring to a game. Everything else can be covered in camouflage pattern; skin cannot, which is why camo cream exists and why it works better than most people expect.
Three colours is what you need to do it properly: a dark shade for the high points that catch light, a light shade for the shadows, and a mid tone to blend. One colour just makes you a different-coloured face.
The case is compact enough to live in a pouch permanently, and the lid has a mirror in it — which sounds trivial until you try applying camo cream without one.
The cream is skin-safe and suitable for adults and children alike, which makes it as useful for cadets and family game days as for milsim.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colours | Three colour palette |
| Case | Compact, with built-in mirror in the lid |
| Suitability | Skin safe, adults and children |
| Use | Airsoft, paintball, military simulation and cadet activities |
Good to know before you buy
Apply dark to the high points that catch light and pale to the shadows. Doing it the other way round makes you more visible, not less.
The mirror in the lid is the feature you will actually use every time.
Frequently asked questions
Why three colours?
To break up the face properly. Dark on the high points, light in the shadows and a mid tone to blend. One colour just gives you a differently-coloured face.
Is it safe on skin?
Yes, it is a skin-safe formulation suitable for adults and children.
How do I get it off?
Wipes or soap and water. Take a pack of wipes to the game and it is a two-minute job.
Is there a mirror?
Yes, built into the lid, which makes applying it in the field practical.