Camo Face Paint - How to Apply Correctly

Learn to apply camo correctly like a Ranger and to Expert Infantry Badge standards. Having a blotchy mix of camo is not how you want to Veggie-Up! You want dark colors along features if the face to give the appearance they are flat. You want lighter colors on sunken features to make the appear to stand out. This, overall gives the appearance of flat features to blend into a woodland environment and breaks up the human face.

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[Ron_C]

Definitely did that quick. I always used the rule, "light on the meat, dark on the bones"..same thing you explained.

[vgrisingstudios]

Guys you'll have 10 mins to do this, and he did it in 8:27 mins with explaining everything that he was doing!

[AmFreiceadanDubh]

This is by far the best camo video I've seen on youtube, it gets the basic points right. One suggestion to even improve your camo further: Apply light color first. If you do that, you can then simply go "over" the light color with your dark one, and if you applied light "generously", the darker one will blend in straight away without creating edges. I suggest you try it and compare the results.

[SurvivalistChick]

"This is kinda like one of those make-up videos." You crack me up.

[steadilyreadypreparedness]

Move to the staging area for the next evolution, you are a go at this station.

[EnvixityXx]

I love this video! Very straight forward and easy to understand and follow. Only two colors to blend and done! Thank you for the knowledge you shared with us!

[GarrettF]

Nice and straight forward. I always went with this style due to how quick you can apply it, and only requiring two colors. Green and Dark Green. An OD cravat around the neck helps reduce how much camo you go through.

[zenix]

6 year old me getting ready for laser tag 😂😂😂

[kristoferschultheis]

"This is like one of those makeup videos"

[christianduran]

It’s I love that I found you on Yourube and I’m passing this off to my candidates for EIB

[maryjames]

Best make up video ever! Much perfer your story, to the nonsense that most people babble about during their videos and at least your makeup is practicle....though I do have to ask what kind of make up remover you recommend and what would be your skin care regime with this product😊💚....Love your vidoes and you great video as alway

[raxneff]

Can you also show how to apply camouflage in winter? This tutorial was the best by far!

[caseyrollins]

This is correct, but I always put the light green around eyes and mouth first, then applied the dark as he did. Works either way, great video!

[thx]

That's cool. I have never seen camo face paint applied before. Keep up the good work.

[Sarlron]

Just found you thanks to Corporals Corner. Good stuff! Looking forward to the rest of your content.

[Dutch.]

Biggest mistake was dropping woodland camo. Look how the new camo uniform is lit up compared to his face and camo back drop. out. That was thorough demonstration.

[Burbioo]

Thanks man! Have to give a class tomorrow and havent done facepaint in like 3 years so really great refresher!

[jeffburnham]

I hated applying the camo with the sticks they provided because I had light-colored hair, which stood out at long-range. I had camo way up into my hairline. If the helmet didn't cover it, the camo did. Getting it off later was never fun either, and many guys soon developed rashes from the irritation of constantly having to apply the stuff. I'm sure there have been advances in face paint since the mid 1980's, but back then, the sticks were all we had. If you could heat the ends with a match it went on easier, but most times it was just put on as is.

[paulhoughton]

Excellent, thank you! There’s lots of face paint to buy out there and I’m just trying to find the one with the correct colors.

[zipfslaw]

Very clear explanation! What mistakes do you see in other videos?