Can I use my own makeup w/this?
1600205
I am not sure what make up you have, but the only make up that am for sure you can use is make up made for an airbrush. Most other make up is to thick and heavy.
1600206
You must use airbrush make up. Try shopping at airbrushmakeup.com ...I love their stuff.
1631133
Not with the airbrush tip that comes with the system. You would need a different brush that could handle the consistency of the makeup.
177362
Yes. But I think that it would be most important that you should use moisturizer first as the base then you can start applying your make-up
1941480
try looking on youtube there are dozens of videos to make your own airbrush makeup using ingredients you may already have at home or cheap to buy. otherwise i would check into elf cosmetics or ulta, mac a few other brands online. they can be pretty pricey. i elected to make my own. good luck to you! happy airbrushing.
1311788
Yes you can and I often did. The only problem I ran into is I felt like it was oily and made my make up come off easier and look shiny.
984324
yes you can use blush over this. I recommend using a cream blush because the foundation can be thick which can make it difficult to blend with a powder blush.
277480
I have worn it over regular make up and it's fine. Also, I only use Clinique shadows and liner and have no issue mixing Clinique with BE foundation, either. It should work either way.
849697
The answer is yes .You can use curling iron or straighten iron to do some DIY
3410
I think you can as long as you get foundation that comes in the squeezable containers. I love the temptu makeup, but I can't use it all of the time because I have the system that uses the pods and those are about 45.00 each, which is too expensive for daily usage.
2042769
Sorry it does not but make-up should be fun. there is no rule saying you cant mix match layer your own- let your creative side shine
895154
If you are familiar with mineral makeup there are several YouTube videos on how to make your own airbrush makeup. Its pretty inexpensive and uses up old products you may already have. If not its fairly cheap to purchase and make your own. I have tried it and have successfully made my own foundation and eye shadows. The machine will clog from time to time if you don't thouroghly clean it I find alcohol works to clean it and disinfect it. Just use regular drug store rubbing alcohol half fill the tank or cup and spray it onto paper towels or the overly given napkins at most fast food places. Good luck to you and happy make-up-ing!! If you are familiar with mineral makeup there are several YouTube videos on how to make your own airbrush makeup. Its pretty inexpensive and uses up old products you may already have. If not its fairly cheap to purchase and make your own. I have tried it and have successfully made my own foundation and eye shadows. The machine will clog from time to time if you don't thouroghly clean it I find alcohol works to clean it and disinfect it. Just use regular drug store rubbing alcohol half fill the tank or cup and spray it onto paper towels or the overly given napkins at most fast food places.... » Read More If you are familiar with mineral makeup there are several YouTube videos on how to make your own airbrush makeup. Its pretty inexpensive and uses up old products you may already have. If not its fairly cheap to purchase and make your own. I have tried it and have successfully made my own foundation and eye shadows. The machine will clog from time to time if you don't thouroghly clean it I find alcohol works to clean it and disinfect it. Just use regular drug store rubbing alcohol half fill the tank or cup and spray it onto paper towels or the overly given napkins at most fast food places. Good luck to you and happy make-up-ing!! « Show Less
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You could use this without foundation, I suppose. But it would only give you a matte finish. This will not even skin tone out because it is translucent, and if you apply too much, you will look like a ghost because it is white. This is a setting powder meant to set makeup (typically liquid) that has been applied so it does not wear over time. If you are looking for a light powder, try a face powder or mineral foundation that matches your skin tone. Only a color correcting primer, liquid or powder foundation, concealer, tinted moisturizer, or a BB cream can help you with giving you an even skin look. I suggest checking out Make Up For Ever's HD Primer and select the one that is meant to correct redness (I believe it's the green one, don't be afraid! It's only a base primer); then find a face powder in your skin tone to even your skin color and mattify it. It will be a very light (almost no makeup) feel.
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Well, if by "switch to this method" you mean airbrushing, then yes...BUT...I would NOT purchase the Belloccio products. They are not high quality. She needs to use a Dinair system and Dinair makeup. They are high quality. I've used both and ended up returning my Belloccio system the very next day. I recommend you go to http://www.airbrushmakeup.com/ and purchase one of their 3 kits. I am currently using the Beauty Basic kit...I've had it for over a year with no problems. If she does have any issues, Dinair has trouble shooting videos for every problem you could imagine. Bottom line...I love the airbrush make up. When i wear "regular" make up now (i used to use mineral powder and have to use it occasionally when the power goes out) it just feels gross because I am using so much as compared to the airbrush makeup. It will take her about a week to really get the hang of how to apply the airbrush makeup quickly, but after that she'll love it. I wish I had discovered it years ago. Only downside (as previously mentioned) is that it does require power, so she'll probably still need to have some icky regular makeup on hand as backup if a storm is headed your way. Hope this helps!
212838
You can use this spray to set your makeup. I wouldn't use it with eye-shadow though.
1935800
yes i do, but try to use all the same type of makeup as this is powder allow your foundation to be powder base also.
997279
Yes you can wear makeup under product or over. I had not success with applying over - the consistency is very rough - more like concrete. Applying over makeup takes practice - it only take a small amount of the product. When applying over the product a makeup touch up is necessary. I found if I got one hour out of the product that was a bonus. You could have better luck and I wish you well.
188145
I can...but the color of the product is very close to the color of my skin. Be sure to 'feather out' the edges!