How is Airbrush makeup different from Mineral makeup?

Airbrush makeup is mostly used by professional makeup artists as it imparts a flawless, high definition even toned skin & makes the makeup long lasting, sweat resistant & water resistant. Making it great for Photography. The only drawback is one cant do touch ups with airbrush. The product is sprayed on skin so its very hygienic. Less chances of allergies unless you're allergic to silicone based products. Where as with mineral makeup even a makeup beginner can do it and its usually organic so doesn't harm the skin & you can retouch it. Proper hygiene has to be maintained with mineral makeup. read less

Airbrush:A light-weight makeup applied through an air gun machine that produces a thin, even layer of makeup and creates a very matte finish. Finish can be thin or heavy depending on the application. There is makeup made specifically to to be put through the airbrush gun. On the other hand Airbrush is really good for people with skin issues or lines.Since it is a micronized mist it can be applied to the face in thin layers creating the look of skin without the imperfections. There are two types of airbrush makeup: Silicone Base and Water Based. Water based will give you a more matte finish while silicone based will give you a more dewey finish. Both should be long lasting if applied properly and sealed correctly.Airbrush makeup does not wear off and is non-transferable, meaning that slight rubbing or brushing against something or someone will not cause the makeup to come off of the face.Mostly used by professionals . Mineral:Several minerals are treated through various oxidizing processes to create different shades, and then crushed together to form fine powders that can be applied to the face and used as makeup without any harm . Mineral makeup is usually applied with a brush, although it can be used with a sponge for thicker and more precise applications and even a beginner can apply this.As wonderful as mineral makeup is, its not suitable for everyone in every situation. Mineral makeup is not ideal for photos.The problem with bare minerals is that it has spf in it, and spf will reflect light in photographs, specifically flash photography, and will cause you to look super washed out. read less