PSA- for those that wear face paint

[Russ79]

When I first got into bow hunting 30 odd years ago I used face paint to take the shine off my face. I quit using it after a few years because I never could find anything that would take it off short of scrubbing it off. I tried baby wipes and all different things but would end up still having vestiges of paint on my face for the whole month of October. Well the other night while watching tv there was a commercial about Grime Boss wipes for getting grease off your hands and tools. That got me thinking so I went to Lowes and bought a package and went and bought some face paint. Last night I put some of the face paint on the back of my hand, let it set awhile, and took one of those wipes and it took it off slick as a whistle with practically no effort. So come Saturday morning I will be in the stand with face paint on knowing that I can get it off without having to take off several layers of skin doing it.

[flywise]

probably better keep some lotion handy as well. Im sure the solvent in the rag will dry and chap your face and hands.

But thanks for the tip

[Hoggwild]

Wife’s make-up wipes work great also. [emoji1303]


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[BURTONboy]

Wife’s make-up wipes work great also. [emoji1303]


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Yep. Thats what I use as well. Even with a little face paint leftover its much more comfortable than a face mask!

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[Hoggwild]

Yep. Thats what I use as well. Even with a little face paint leftover its much more comfortable than a face mask!

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Yessir!



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[quarterback]

Those little tubes of wet wipes or whatever you call them work very well for getting face paint off. Not the baby kind but the more manly, odorless kind that any hunter would be more than comfortable in sporting when it's time to take the makeup off. YMMV

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[cphillips]

I use my girlfriends make up wipes, they work wonders

[JustinJ]

I use some wipe specifically made for it and they work great. Im sure they're just repackaged makeup remover.

The grime boss wipes are great though. Keep a bunch in my truck to get grease and diesel off my hands everyday.

[AddisonOil]

I use my girlfriends make up wipes, they work wonders

I use his girlfriends makeup wipes also!

In fact, they do, work wonders!


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[Gunnyart]

Check out Hardy Face Paint. Non greasy won't smudge if you sweat comes off with a wipe and a little rubbing almost like pealing rubber.

[canny]

Easiest trick is to use a wine cork. Burn the end with a lighter till it catches and let it burn for a second blow it out and use the charred end as face paint. It’s dry and non greasy plus it comes off with just baby wipes


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[JJtomball]

I just use baby wipes

[Truckman]

Easiest trick is to use a wine cork. Burn the end with a lighter till it catches and let it burn for a second blow it out and use the charred end as face paint. It’s dry and non greasy plus it comes off with just baby wipes


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This is the ticket

[ColinR]

Easiest trick is to use a wine cork. Burn the end with a lighter till it catches and let it burn for a second blow it out and use the charred end as face paint. It’s dry and non greasy plus it comes off with just baby wipes


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And if you start with a full bottle before you burn the cork, you won't care if you get the black stuff off anyway!

[TXUSMC]

Shaving cream takes it off also. Learnt that in the Marines.