Airbrush makeup uses air to apply your foundation to your skin. This innovative technique delivers a lightweight flawless finish. The spray action of foundation onto the skin provides many of benefits. Including a smooth even application that feels like a second skin. The results are suitable for high definition TV and film. Therefore it is used by many artists working in production and photography. That’s how I came to train and learn this skill in 2009.
What are the benefits of airbrush makeup?
This technique essentially breaks down the foundation into tiny beads. So small, you cannot even see them! The foundation application is used through an airbrush that sprays it onto the skin. Providing a smooth application with no visible brush or sponge marks. The fine application enhances the skin, leaves it glowing with a natural dewy finish. Airbrushing helps to prevent the clogging of pores due to the spray action. The foundation sits on the surface of skin leaving it less likely to clog pores.
The airbrush foundation formular provides durability and can stand up to the heat on a hot summers day. Providing a natural finish through it’s application of fine layers, there is no need for a heavy application.. The foundation contains light defusing properties and a dewy finish. It feels incredible light on the skin, is heat and water resistant making it perfect for brides on their wedding day.
Specialist Skill
As an airbrush specialist and educator. I worked as part of a pro team for a major airbrush makeup company for eleven years. I was initially trained by industry experts Hannah Wing and Carolyn Deacock. During that time, I taught hundred of students in colleges, teachers and pro artists how to use airbrush makeup. I’ve also demonstrated airbrush makeup at leading beauty events in the UK. Since then I have developed my own courses for both pro artists and those looking to apply it on themselves.
Airbrush makeup is a must for brides!
