Get most of my coek from good tequilla and whiskey bottles.  Ask any bartender at a restaurant and they will help you out.  My ask seems to come off quickly with soap and water on a washcloth, or as we say here in MO warshcloth.

Second vote for the Haloween face camo sold at Wal Mart.  Cheap, goes on easily, stays on, and comes off with water.  I've tried the all and this stuff at $1.00 per tube is the best.  But, I couldn't find my tubes tonight so I just stuck my fingers in some clay at the side of a brook and that went on pretty slick too.  Didn't cost a penny.

Another fan of burnt cork! Easy to wash off as well

i have MANY wine bottle corks if anyone needs a few. when i use face paint i use burnt cork, comes of easy with water.

I have a bunch of tubes of the old Bear Archery camo that I've been using for year. Doesn't seem to dry up. Running low on the brown, so I bought the walmart halloween facepaint a few weeks ago. Works very well for 1.00/tube.

I second wal-mart halloween makeup. I bought good size tube of brown & black for $1 each. A little goes a long way on this stuff.

Cork is easy to but on-line.  Search for wine making supplies.  Expect to pay 12-15 cents a piece. Order 30 - 100. Plus a few bucks for shipping.

Carbomask

Waterfowl mesh camo mask

Good luck,
F-Manny

I use a homemade leather mask. That's not crazy that's kinky...lol

Cork for me. I got a lot of 'em. Besides, the makeup kits with the mirrors are a little bit girlyfied.

I still have a supply of the old Fred Bear camo face paint. I found a stash of like 6 unopen packs in my dad's old stuff.

To take it off, use the makeup removing wipes you'd find in the cosmetic section of the grocery store. Better than most baby wipes IMHO.

I've seen bags of corks at Craft Shops.