What is the difference between Traditional makeup and Airbrush makeup?

Traditional Makeup– This regular makeup comes in liquid, cream or powder form.  Traditional foundation is usually applied with finger tips, a sponge or brushes.  It has more variety than the airbrush with almost every shade available.  It is versatile.  You can use it as a basic tint of full coverage.  Also, you can combine it with others to create makeup that deals with specific blemishes.

How is it done?  Traditional makeup application uses a brush or a sponge for thicker foundations.  And for light and well blended applications you use finger tips. It is appropriate for use at any given time and used in any situation.

This type of makeup is not waterproof!  It rubs on clothing and can leave a visible stain. You will also need to do occasional touch ups to keep it looking neat.  Any makeup with SPF makes your face white in pictures. If not well applied, it leaves a cake-y look that no bride wants to see on their wedding photos.

Airbrush Makeup – It is a light weight makeup that uses an airbrush gun machine.  It produces a thin even layer of makeup.  It  creates a natural look from the smooth matte finish with no visible application lines.

How is it done?  Airbrush application uses a small amount of makeup put in the chamber of the application gun. Once the gun comes on and the trigger pulled, the air compressor sprays the makeup on the face as a mist.

The fine mist comes from a mixture of foundation colors that are perfect for your skin color and type.   The mist is sprayed on your skin leaving a more natural flawless finish than a caked look.  It guarantees you 16 hours of wear!

The airbrush makeup is waterproof!  Whether you cry or sweat, your flawless look stays intact  until you wash it off.  That said, don’t wipe your tears or sweat away, rather blot.  It does not transfer onto clothing-one of its greatest advantages.  It produces amazing photographs due to its flawless finishing.  The more reason why most brides go for it.