Air brushing

[Fionax]

I have read that professional make up artists use a special foundation that is sprayed on the skin. Because the tiny droplets are on their way to drying before they hit the surface a smoother layer is built up.

Now does it work and produce a flawless complexion, and how practical is it for a girl to do at home?

Perhaps those brave enough to have had real make overs will know, me I'd never have the courage to find out and this is a wonderful forum to share experiences.

Hugs
Fiona

[Stephanie Mancini]

Airbrushing is excellent providing you have flawless skin e.g. no wrinkles, crows feet or your facial features are beginning to head South (drooping) the older girls among us can forget it as this procedure will not do us any favours whatsoever.

Steph

[Ava Mouse]

Gail was at Esprit, and while I missed her presentation, I heard it was impressive...

Here's some info about her:
http://www.espritconf.com/bios/RuginisGail/Ruginis.html

And her site is here:
http://www.facadecouture.com/

[jo_ann]

apparently you don't need perfect skin
http://www.facadecouture.com/Slide116.JPG

never heard of airbrushed makeup, bet it would give you amazing color

[DonnaT]

Kelly Rippa has it done for her morning show with Regis. If you've seen her without makeup, you'll know it works very well.

[jo_ann]

I'm thinkin oprah is probably a candidate:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/images/ow2.jpg
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/images/ow1.jpg

[Tristen Cox]

Looks interesting enough, as log as I remember to close my eyes :eek: