Airbrush vs. Creme

Oct 13, 2012

Angelina P.

I am just beginning to get my freelance mua business up and running and need to finalize my "kit". For the most part, when I started out I had my clients come with just foundation on and now I want to get a good kit that will cover a range of skin tones. I have looked at both airbrush and the creme palattes and I need user reviews from those who've been at it for a while.

Oct 13, 2012

Meg B.

I use the Graftobian HD cream palette for normal to dry skin and RCMA for oily skinned clients.

Oct 13, 2012

Simoneta R.

Airbrush dior foundation is amazing !!

Oct 14, 2012

mallory w.

I use graftobian hd cream palettes and I also have an airbrush machine

Oct 15, 2012

Nicol D.

Graftobian hd cream palettes and their airbrush foundation. They have matching colors so its to use.

Nov 3, 2012

Liza G.

I prefer the cream foundation palettes over airbrush. that's what I use.

Nov 4, 2012

Whitney S.

I say u get both... And creme first. Airbrush is trendy especially for bridal, but cremes are amazing for photoshoots and also for clients who don't have the best skin. Airbrush is not ideal for bad skin... Airbrush requires some concealing.

Nov 4, 2012

Liza G.

Whitney is right most brides these days do want airbrush. also if you need to do an entire wedding party airbrush foundation will be faster. I just prefer creams because I like the control of a brush or sponge, but that's just a matter of my personal preference so I guess it really depends what kind of jobs you will mostly be doing

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