airbrush makeup kits
#2
I have seen these kits on TV before. I don't wear make-up, don't like the feel of it on my face. Seems like a good idea instead of looking like one used a trowel to apply their make-up, just a thin layer of the stuff.
Also reminds me of "The Jetson's" watching Mrs. Jeston apply her make-up.
Also reminds me of "The Jetson's" watching Mrs. Jeston apply her make-up.
#5
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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I've never worn a lot of makeup and wear none at all now. I just use a daily moisturizer that's dye and fragrant free. I hated taking the time out to put it on. My 2nd and 3rd high school granddaughters play with it all the time and thankfully they say they don't go to bed with it on because the mascara makes the eyelashes go all "wonky", lol.
#6
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 3,255
Does she know the brand name she is interested in? If you live near her, it would be fun for the two of you to go shopping together for her present. If it has to be ordered I too, would look at Amazon and check reviews. I wear make-up and have all of my adult life. When my daughters were teen-agers they used Clinique products from the department store. Nice line of cleaning products and nice make-up for young women. Their sales people are usually very helpful and knowledgeable about skin care and make-up. But, sorry, I'm not familiar with air-brushing.
#8
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: South East Michigan...at the bottom of the thumb!
Posts: 730
I think I have seen air brush makeup at Sephora stores. If you have one in your area you could go and see it in person. The people who work there usually are familiar with the products. Good hunting!!
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