AEROBLEND is formulated to easily build coverage but still provide a beautiful, lightweight airbrush finish!

We recommend starting off by airbrushing it onto your skin in light, sheer layers all over your face, and then focus on any problem areas. That way, you won't get too much coverage all over and end up with a thick and cakey look.

Hold airbrush 4-5 inches away from the skin while airbrushing in light sheer layers.
Then, you can go in with the airbrush at about 1 inch away from the skin on areas where you need more coverage.

Here are a couple of things to consider:

  • Avoid products that contain silicone or produce too much "slip" on your skin. We do not recommend the use of skin primers, as most contain silicone. These products result in having to use too much product, but then not getting the coverage you want to achieve. Essentially, since Aeroblend is water-based, it just bounces right off of primed skin.
    Here is an article that covers why primers and silicone products do not work well with Aeroblend.
  • Be sure that your moisturizer is applied evenly and that it is fully absorbed into your skin before airbrushing.
  • Be sure the makeup bottles are completely shaken up and mixed. The pigment in the makeup naturally settles, and if it is not shaken completely to incorporate all of the pigment, the drops of makeup that you end up dispensing into your airbrush cup may not have the correct amount of pigment to give you the coverage you need.

#AeroTip: In cases of melasma or super dark age spots, it will help to first tone down the areas by airbrushing them with a lighter shade of "N" (neutral) undertone and then airbrushing with your actual shade as normal.

#AeroTip: To neutralize redness, use an olive "O" color closest to your shade to color-correct the redness. Then, airbrush with your actual shade as normal. 

#AeroTip: To neutralize blue/green veins, airbrush a tiny amount of either Peaches & Cream blush or Singles Cruise blush as a slight color corrector. Then go back in and airbrush with your actual shade as normal.