This
new tutorial is geared towards beginners, but more experienced users can still
get great tips and tricks from watching the YouTube video as well. Makeup
artists Candice takes us through her daily makeup routine to show how simple
and effective airbrushing can be.
After
pulling back her hair and applying some moisturizer, Candice starts with her
foundation-she uses Honey Beige foundations, and puts only six drops in the
airbrush-six to ten is enough for complete coverage-a little goes a long way
with airbrushing.
For
help with matching foundation to your skin tone, Candice recommends calling
makeup consultants for help. The 'How to Airbrush Makeup' tutorial continues
with the foundation being applied in smooth, circular passes over the face, one
continual motion. For the entire face, Candice stays around 6 inches away from
the face.
For
concealing under eye or blemish spots, she goes to around 2 inches for better
coverage of problem areas. In the video, Candice warns against pulling back on
the power level all the way-this will create an intense stream of makeup and
make 'hot spots' of concentrated foundation.
Candice
says that if you're not sure about using the airbrush, try it out without
makeup in first, just to get the feeling of the air-where you feel the air on
the skin, that's where the makeup will be applied. Candice also airbrushed her
neck and ears in the same looping motion in order to get seamless coverage.
Next
in the airbrushing video, Candice mixes a couple of drops of 'Nutmeg' shade
foundation with her Honey Beige to create a light bronzer-she applies this all
over her face and décolletage for a warm bronzed look. Using the same mixed
shade, Candice them demonstrates light contouring.
She
uses the airbrush 4 inches from the face and gently applies the color under the
jaw line, along the temples and under the cheek bones. For slimming the nose,
or correcting a bend, she says that contouring can be done on one, or both
sides of the nose as well. With 3 to 4 drops of Bronze Rose blush, Candice
applies the color to the apples of her cheeks and back to her ear at a 4 inch
range from the face.
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