Traditional Makeup Application
For some people, traditional makeup is their bread and butter. This common makeup application is what many women put on every day. Traditional makeup encompasses cream, liquid, or powder foundation. You can apply a wider variety of textures, levels, and shades of coverage with makeup brushes, sponges, or beauty blenders. Depending on the formula, finishes can appear natural, dewy, or matte.
In terms of wedding makeup, Depending on the clients skin texture is when I would determine which is best for. Due to its thicker consistency, traditional makeup may need occasional touch-ups. Before deciding on this look, brides should know that traditional makeup is not waterproof and can leave an undesired cakey look if not applied skillfully with professional products. Some foundation that I use at the moment are Armani luminous foundation, Nars foundation, dior forever foundation, Shiseido foundation and mac.
I Also specialize in Airbrush Makeup Application which is basically bulletproof.
The main difference between traditional and airbrush makeup lies in their formulations. As the name suggests, people don’t apply airbrush makeup with traditional hand tools ( although there are some brands that you can use a sponge Era Beauty) Instead, this type of foundation uses a specially-designed airbrush gun and makeup air compressor that sprays the face with a lightweight mist. Experienced makeup artists apply the customized foundation in thin, even layers to create either a flawless matte or radiant finish.
Compared to traditional makeup, a natural airbrushed look is more weatherproof, sweatproof, and waterproof. This long-lasting technique is best for oily skin vs dry. Be aware that uniform airbrush makeup can sit differently on mature skin. The lighter coverage is a fun, extended-wear option for specific skin types but may not stand as strongly against imperfections or impromptu breakouts. On mature skin you have to use very sparingly around fine lines or it can settle.
