Airbrush Makeup Products I Love: Too Faced Primed & Poreless Skin Smoothing Face Primer
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Yes you can and should prime your skin before airbrushing your makeup! You want something that is light and beneficial for the skin and Too Faced – Primed and Poreless Skin Smoothing Face Primer
It goes hand in hand with airbrushing giving your skin a more youthful appearance. It covers pores without clogging them and contains vitamins A and C, camellia oil, as well as extract of mulberry to detoxify the skin.
This is a primer that not only creates the canvas upon which you can lay your airbrush makeup, but also leaves your skin more healthy, firmer, fresher and looking absolutely wonderful.
At around $30 Too Faced Primed & Poreless is great value considering it produces results superior to bigger name brands. Sure, you can spend under $10 on some primers but you won’t get all natural ingredients that help to rejuvenate the skin as well as increasing the look and feel of your favorite makeup.
Perfect as a primer before airbrushing, but also can be used on its own for those with already beautiful skin.
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Sry, had to give my 2 cents on this post… Why? Simply because everytime I see someone uses the airbrush for something else than creating an artwork on canvas or paper or a “dead” object, it makes me think, how far have we gone…. Even art is not the most important thing on earth since mankind has to fight with so many problems, I wonder if it is really a smart idea, to “hide” our little imperfection marks behind airbrush work on face and body… It’s creating a wrong image of what we are. Hmm, maybe I’m thinking too stict about this topic, but it kinda feels strange what happens with this “tool”… ^^
Greets, Ava