Airbrush Makeup
The first Airbrush was invented in 1879 using mostly spare parts from a jewelers' workshop. 4 years later a company by the name of Liberty Walkup started to market this invention. In 1893, Thayer and Chandler Art Materials presented the first modern airbrush at the World Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
In 1958 makeup artists working on the MGM epic film Ben-Hur (1959) found themselves needing to apply faux tans to the thousands of extras who were portraying Romans, the Airbrush proved to be their answer. They began spraying the extras with a contrived foundation and discovered that the method worked extremely well.
Our modern Airbrush system started in some early and more recent sci-fi films. Used to enhance many alien characters' prosthetic make up, in the mid 70s facial airbrush painting emerged as a popular art form that leaked slowly into Hollywood studios. Temporary tattoos, conventional make up, fantasy make up, body art, fingernails, hair and even airbrush tanning are some of the styles used today.
I have studied the history of the Airbrush Makeup Method and utilize it to ensure that my clients and friends experience a "flawless" finish that is "Camera Ready" whether it is for HD (Hi Def), Digital, or Flash Photography. The Airbrush foundation is great for minimizing the appearance of large pores, evening out skin tones, and wearing for hours without needing to be "touched up" or reapplied. With this method, your foundation will not feel "heavy" or appear as if you have on makeup at all!!!!!!!! )
Get FABULOUS, Get FLAWLESS, GET AIRBRUSHED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I LOVED the airbrush
makeup!"
J. Primrose
"It felt totally weightless,
but lasted over 12 hours."
M. Cummings
"If I could have someone
do it for me everyday,
I would!"
J. Guy
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