Luminess Air Airbrush Makeup System - Airbrush Makeup Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Airbrush Makeup Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Luminess Air Airbrush Makeup System: If you do your makeup almost every day, chances are pretty good you have had to wipe something off and start over. Some days, you might have to wipe EVERYTHING off and try again. And if you are anything like me, some days you just look in the mirror and decide to forgo the makeup – or leaving the house.
So today we are going to go over some common airbrush makeup mistakes and how to correct, or prevent, them.

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OVER AND UNDER SPRAYING

You will hear it time and time again – with airbrush makeup, layers are key. We recommend starting with a light layer of foundation and letting it dry. If you want more, you can always add another layer, but that first layer might be all you need.

So what do you do if you have applied your primer and your foundation and you realize it’s too heavy? Start by removing the foundation with a damp rag or makeup wipe. Then refill your stylus, but this time practice spraying into a tissue.

Are you pulling back too much on the throttle? You should never apply makeup with the throttle pulled more than 1/3 of the way back. Practice with a paper towel or a piece of paper to see how much spray is actually coming out of the stylus. Notice that it seems sheer when spraying lightly, but that’s what you want at first. You can always add more layers, but undoing too much makeup takes time and effort.

Is there too much foundation in the cup? Four to six drops is customary for most people; however, start off with as few as possible. You can always add more later, but it’s hard to stop spraying when you have too much in the cup.

Are you using too light a shade so you are over spraying? Make sure you have color matched your foundation properly. Getting some sun can change your skin tone, and so can spending a lot of time indoors. If you think your skin tone has changed, adjust your...