makeup airbrush.

jrkubr

I put this (beow) in the "over 40" board, but thought I'd find more feed back here. Thanks!!

I've done a few makeup trials. This is not something I know much about. And noticing the lines on my face (yup I got some) look worse/deeper, especially around the eyes.   Is this an airbrush issue? Or just a makeup issue? Thoughts?  What can I, if anything, ask the makeup artist do? Primer? Don't airbrush? Do airbrush, but use less concealer? I keep getting different answers from them. "Airbrush fills lines." "Use traditional." "Less concealer" etc..  But the results are, frankly, the same. 

JoanE2012

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[QUOTE]I put this (beow) in the "over 40" board, but thought I'd find more feed back here. Thanks!! I've done a few makeup trials. This is not something I know much about. And noticing the lines on my face (yup I got some) look worse/deeper, especially around the eyes.   Is this an airbrush issue? Or just a makeup issue?  Thoughts?  What can I, if anything, ask the makeup artist do? Primer? Don't airbrush? Do airbrush, but use less concealer? I keep getting different answers from them. "Airbrush fills lines." "Use traditional." "Less concealer" etc..  But the results are, frankly, the same. 
Posted by jrkubr[/QUOTE]

Have you tried a traditional makeup trial?  I originally thought for sure that I'd do airbrush.  Then I had it done and I didn't really care for it.  I tried traditional and I thought that I got better coverage and more use of colors and my face just looked better. I know some say airbrush lasts longer, but I got the traditional done mid morning, and by the end of the night it still looked great. 

fallbride1109

Are you using a good moisturizer under your makeup?  That is the best way to minimize them.  You also want to make sure you don't use alot of powder near the eye area.

firewaterx

im a freelance artist fpr mac and what i would recommend would be to make sure you exfoliate atleast once a week  and properly moisturize your skin in the am and take off your makeup in pm then apply moisturizer before bed leading up to the wedding. in addition use a good moisturizer and a primer that is spongy so that it glides over the creases. also do no apply too much powder keep i more glowy and fresh but not shiny or shimmery !!!! 

jrkubr

Thanks!!!!!

Any other suggestions??