Airbrush Make Up vs. Regular Make Up

June 28, 2012 - PRLog -- Airbrush makeup is a great alternative to regular make up.  This type of makeup is specially formulated to spray evenly with an appliance that looks like a pen. Makeup is applied in seconds, evenly and completely. Tiny molecules either of a water-based, alcohol, polymer, or silicone based foundation is sprayed through a medium to fine airbrush nozzle onto the skin.

This technique has long been a favourite for red carpet events. Airbrush make-up can be used on brides, TV celebrities, for photo shoots and everyday wear. Manufacturers offer a wide range of products to meet professional use as professional makeup artists have very specific criteria especially on film sets, on stage or long photo shoots. In many of these cases makeup artists demand long lasting applications, makeup that is resistant to sweat or something special for airbrush body art.

For professional makeup artists, silicone-based formulas help fill in pores and fine lines - a favourite among actors and models. Other formulations can make airbrush makeup resistant to sweat and does not need to be retouched for many hours. In such cases, polymer additives or alcohol-based additives have to be used.

While the makeup comes in a wide variety of skin tones, stock colours have additives which allow the pros to blend them perfectly.

Airbrushing covers red spots, brown spots, any spot, wrinkle or blemish, even dark circles under your eyes! Get the flawless look you deserve. No matter what your age, skin tone, or profile, a make up courses in London can show you simple techniques that camouflage flaws and highlight each woman's unique beauty. Even if you've never worn makeup before, you can learn how to bring out your best in just a few minutes by signing up to a make up course.