BRIDAL SHOW AT TAJs Lawns (make up by ROHNIT KAPOOR)

Covering Blemishes

To cover flaws and blemishes, hold the airbrush an inch or two away from the skin.
Be careful to pull the lever very slightly to prevent too much makeup from spraying out at one time.
Be slow and patient; it's better to apply very little at a time than to apply too much.
Practice covering an imperfection on your hand first to learn the technique, and then move on to your face.
After the blemish disappears, come back out six inches with the airbrush and apply a thin coat over the entirearea to blend.

Rohnit Kapoor
(makeup artist)

Advantages of Airbrush Foundation Makeup There are several advantages to applying foundation with an airbrush, including:
You can achieve a flawless, even finish.
Conceal skin imperfections, tan lines, and even tattoos quickly and easily with airbrush makeup.
Airbrushed foundation lasts up to 18 hours without running, smudging, or caking.
Because it is applied without brushes, sponges, or the fingers, airbrushed foundation is sanitary and there is little or no waste.
Anyone can learn to apply foundation using an airbrush.
Airbrush foundation dries on contact with the skin, creating a beautiful matte finish.
You can clean your skin, as well as the airbrush, with a little soap and water. Airbrush foundation is usually 100% water-based. Tips for Airbrushing Airbrush foundation makeup should be applied gradually with a very light mist.
When applying, pause often to check the coverage before adding more;
less makeup produces a more flawless and natural-looking finish.
For more coverage, airbrush another thin layer of foundation onto the face, as opposed to applying one thick application.
Even when applying several layers, you can finish a full application in two or three minutes.
You can custom create in-between shades by mixing a few drops of two or more colors.
You can apply opalescent airbrush colors to the face, neck, shoulders, and chest to create a shimmery glow for a dramatic evening look.

Rohnit Kapoor
(makeup artist)

What Foundation Does

Like any makeup, foundation is designed to enhance a person's beauty. This cosmetic can even out complexions, including those that are blemish-free. It can also be used to cover dark spots and give the wearer a neat canvas with which to begin makeup application.
Not everyone likes foundation. Although some formulations are extremely lightweight, providing just a hint of tint,
some women simply don't like the feeling of an allover base. They may stick to concealer dabbed on undereye circles and at the base of the nose, which is perfectly acceptable. Anyone blessed with a beautiful complexion may want her skin to shine all on its own and not be covered at all.
Not all foundations are the same, so be sure you know which formula is right for you if you decide to take the plunge.
Cake foundation: This is a heavy formula designed to completely mask the complexion.
It's not nearly as popular as more lightweight foundation formulas because it's so dense that your skin doesn't feel like it's really "breathing."
Liquid formulas: These are widespread and available from almost every cosmetic brand. Liquid foundations come in various weights, from medium to heavy coverage to very light and breathable.
Mist or airbrush: A very lightweight foundation type, this is perfect for the woman who likes to forget
she's wearing makeup. Another alternative is tinted moisturizer.
Mineral foundation: One of the more recent innovations in foundation, mineral makeup is lightweight and offers buildable coverage, so you can vary the application according to your needs.
SPF: Many of today's foundations contain built-in sunscreen, allowing your makeup to perform double duty.


ROHNIT KAPOOR
(makeup artist)