Ellen,
 
Thank you SO MUCH for your time and help! You can probably imagine how  
grateful I am for more information. 
 
 
Della
 
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 9/7/2009 5:10:43 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

As Casey  stated, it's a yes and no answer.

The main thing is being able to  adjust the air pressure down low
enough for makeup. You need to be able to  adjust the pressure below
10psi.   I never mix my nail paint  airbrushes with my makeup brushes.
I also use a smaller needle nozzle for  makeup.

As Diana wrote, the person she knows uses a silicone based  makeup but
I use a water based makeup and all makeup is easy to clean out  if you
use the proper cleaning agent that goes with the product you  use.

Generally you would want a small cup gravity feed airbrush but  I
personally use an airbrush with just a reservoir like a nail  airbrush
to put my own makeup on.  If you are only doing regular  makeup your
airbrush with just a small reservoir will work but you also do  have to
watch the angle of the airbrush or it will drip out like  Dianna
mentioned.

Most people that do lots of makeup will opt for  the small more
esthetically pleasing and quieter compressor for doing  makeup.  The
bit larger and noisier compressors used for nails is not  the
compressor of choice for most makeup artist.  You can get a  regulator
(if your compressor does not have one) to be able to adjust the  air
pressure.  Regulators run about $50 and the small compressors  for
makeup can run $150 - $300.   If you are just looking to  experiment, I
would look to invest in just a regulator for now.

If  you need any help, feel free to contact me
Ellen Torchia
Too Much  Fun
[email protected]





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