Intimidated of Airbrush Makeup For Your Wedding Day
Airbrush make-up is a liquid form of make-up that is applied with an airbrush very similar to those used by canvas artists and automotive airbrush artists. Unlike the traditional make-up application, an airbrush make-up application requires an airbrush and air compressor. The liquid make-up is designed to be sprayed at a very low pressure making the application a pleasing experience for the recipient. Airbrush make-up leaves a light, seamless blend of color, creating the illusion of a perfect face; allowing your true skin tone to show through without masking your face.
If you want a simple to use airbrush then I would recommend a single action airbrush. The single action means that the paint and air are dispersed from the airbrush in one push (single action) on the trigger. The paint volume is controlled by a knob that is usually located on the tail of the airbrush barrel. This knob adjusts the position of a needle inside the tip of the airbrush. Single Action Airbrush uses: spray tanning, model building, makeup application or when using a stencil.
Even Skin Tone
Airbrush make-up can be easily custom blended to ensure a smooth, natural coverage that matches your skin tone. Skin imperfections like redness, age spots, sun damage, and acne scarring can be camouflaged with minimal product so there is no caked on appearance. This allows for your skin tone to appear even in tone and more radiant.
Flawless Finish
Compared to traditional make-up, the spray-dot pattern that airbrushed make-up leaves on the skin is very different. Because the airbrush pattern is micro-fine, it photographs more evenly and offers a flawless finish appearance. The airbrush pattern does not leave behind lines or ragged edges typical of make-up brushes or cosmetic sponges. Why is this important? Marks that are not discernable to the naked eye may be quite noticeable in hi-definition and high-resolution digital photography environments.
If you would like to have more control of how much paint comes out then you would want to get a dual action airbrush. The dual action gives you the ability to control how much paint is being applied. When you push down on the airbrush trigger it releases the air and when you pull back (dual action) it allows the paint to flow. The further you pull back on the trigger while it is being pressed the more paint that will come out of the airbrush. Dual Action Airbrush uses: Airbrushing T-shirts, Custom automotive paint, cake decorating, detailed illustrations.
If you want a simple to use airbrush then I would recommend a single action airbrush. The single action means that the paint and air are dispersed from the airbrush in one push (single action) on the trigger. The paint volume is controlled by a knob that is usually located on the tail of the airbrush barrel. This knob adjusts the position of a needle inside the tip of the airbrush. Single Action Airbrush uses: spray tanning, model building, makeup application or when using a stencil.
Even Skin Tone
Airbrush make-up can be easily custom blended to ensure a smooth, natural coverage that matches your skin tone. Skin imperfections like redness, age spots, sun damage, and acne scarring can be camouflaged with minimal product so there is no caked on appearance. This allows for your skin tone to appear even in tone and more radiant.
Flawless Finish
Compared to traditional make-up, the spray-dot pattern that airbrushed make-up leaves on the skin is very different. Because the airbrush pattern is micro-fine, it photographs more evenly and offers a flawless finish appearance. The airbrush pattern does not leave behind lines or ragged edges typical of make-up brushes or cosmetic sponges. Why is this important? Marks that are not discernable to the naked eye may be quite noticeable in hi-definition and high-resolution digital photography environments.
If you would like to have more control of how much paint comes out then you would want to get a dual action airbrush. The dual action gives you the ability to control how much paint is being applied. When you push down on the airbrush trigger it releases the air and when you pull back (dual action) it allows the paint to flow. The further you pull back on the trigger while it is being pressed the more paint that will come out of the airbrush. Dual Action Airbrush uses: Airbrushing T-shirts, Custom automotive paint, cake decorating, detailed illustrations.
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