Airbrush Makeup VS Regular Makeup ALL BRIDES MUST READ!

An option to consider would be NV by Jeunesse. It will achieve a professional, airbrushed look without the airbrush. NV BB Perfecting Mist Foundation blurs skin imperfections and delivers photo-ready coverage fast. NV™ includes a skin-perfecting primer, foundation and bronzer that give you an enviable, professional airbrush finish.

So much great information on this discussion!!

Here another recent forum discussion about airbrush vs. traditional makeup:

https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-forums/airbrush-make-up-yay-or-nay/5a8ab2516b6aca23.html

And here are some great makeup tips from the pros!

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I just got my trail done and it was airbrush. I found that it looked caked on and when I blotted it a portion peeled off and you could see my natural skin and it was hard to touch up. It did stay on forever though which I liked because my wedding is outside and it will be hot. I'm not sure what to do!!

Does airbrush cover up problem areas as well as traditional makeup (acne scars, hyperpigmentation, etc)? I feel like I know my own skin very well and am so nervous, I’ve never had anyone else do my makeup.

View Quoted Comment I had mine done with traditional and it came out gorgeous. I had the option of either but for my trial I wanted contouring and she told me that traditional works best.

I just had my airbrush trial done and I don't like it so much it covers good but I don't have contour in my nose and cheek bone at all and it's see didn't cover good in my under eyes. My first photo is using air brush and 2 is regular make up.

Very informative.. thank you! Definitely considering airbrushing now...

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Nice sharing!!

I use normal makeup brush in regular days with Milani Conceal + Perfect 2-in-1 Foundation Concealer, Natural, 1.0 Fluid Ounce try it once http://thefashionupdates.com/best-makeup-foundations/

I wear traditional makeup all the time and i know how to make it last but for my trial we did airbrush and I literally forgot I had makeup on that day! Feels super lightweight and I'm all about looking flawless in those professional pictures! Soooo nice and didn't feel greasy which is great because my wedding will probably be 90+ degrees!

Traditional all the way for me. I wanted glam for my wedding so when I did my trial for my engagement shoot, traditional is what was suggested. From doing my own research airbrush really isn't "it" when it comes to skin with color. Airbrush to me would have me looking like I normally

look for a night out, That is not what I wanted. My MUA did an amazing job and gave me exactly what I was looking for.

If my skin breaks out a lot, which one should I go for? I want all of my blemishes covered for sure.

Thank you for posting this! Awesome!

I don’t usually wear a lot of make up so I was hesitant to try airbrush. I ended up trying it for my engagement pictures and I loved how light it was! My skin looked great in all the pictures (even if it wasn’t underneath).

Forgot the pic 🤦🏻‍♀️

I'm personally not a fan of airbrush. I have combination dry/oily skin with acne scarring & occasional SUPER dry skin around my nose and mouth. I had airbrush done as a BM for a wedding last year, and I wasn't happy with the result. I felt it clung to my dry skin and made it was more obvious. The artist tried to spray lotion to fix it, but it didn't work. I prefer traditional. But the MOH had really perfect smooth skin, and the airbrush looked great on her.

I have oily skin. I also spent most of my youth dancing. When I would perform, I always wore airbrush. It lasted through costume changes, hot lights, sweat, EVERYTHING. Airbrush for the wedding, at least an airbrush base would work.

I LOVE airbrush makeup and was totally set on it until my photographer and the make up artist recommended said to go traditional. I went and gave it a try and LOVED the traditional even more!

As someone who is planning to get married outside (in the afternoon), but who is pasty white, what is the best makeup option for someone who absolutely must wear sunscreen (and at least SPF30)?

Where would you go to get airbrush make up done?