Would the PAASCHIE be usable for special effect makeup purposes?
489297
Yes it would work but if you want to do this more then like for 1 novelty event I would get a better compressor.. I was able to get through very small projects with it but it overheats quickly and spits water... I broke down and bought a better compressor.. the airbrush is fine.. works well.. so if you are just using it for something really small then you can probably get away with using this combination.. if you want something more durable for bigger projects the airbrush is good but get a different compressor.
220575
I don't think so I used it for eyeshadows. U could try. I am not sure how it would turn out.
1651925
Perhaps, but it would be thin and may not produce the best form/mold. But if you made a hybrid mold with plaster and then the silicone for the detail sure.
1190622
NO. It is just a showpiece. And at that it is not very realistic. My recommendation is; JUST DON'T DO IT!
961368
I would say yes. There are a few different magnifications that come with it. I use them for sculpting tiny facial features in polymer clay.
212838
You can use this spray to set your makeup. I wouldn't use it with eye-shadow though.
874222
I'm sure you could..but it's more of a cream base foundation-like makeup..if used as eyeshadow,it would definitely need real eyeshadow added over top of it to make it set,or you would have a messon your face,and a thick crease where your eyes crease is..
1347205
Yes, but it's thin so you might need more than one packet. I used it to drape over mannequin heads and it needed multiple layers. Good luck
878587
Sure, for the most part. I use it for applying make-up. Obviously when you use the magnified side it doesn't so much reveal your whole face. But I key in on eyes or cheeks or whatever area I happen to be applying make to.
1699232
Yes. Good for portraits. Ringflash gives great fill in facial portraits. It also leaves ring reflection in eyes
746321
Actualy mine was named as a cosmetic airbrush although I use it for model making. It is a FANTASTIC bargan. One of those airbrushes alone would cost over a hundred bucks by them self. I have been very happy with mine. But the answer is YES, it would work just fine with airbrush cosmetics. I see no reason why it wouldn't.
252589
Definitely not. The metal part comes off easily, leaving you with the stick and a missing piece. I would not recommend this for make up. Hope this helps.
1631133
Not with the airbrush tip that comes with the system. You would need a different brush that could handle the consistency of the makeup.
1554511
You could probably use it but it wouldn't be as defined of a contour as it would be on lighter skin tones. What you could do though is mix it with a little bit of an espresso colored eye shadow and it would blend perfectly. That's what I do if I'm looking for a stronger contour. I hope this helps!
881360
I really can't answer that question b/c I have never used it for that purpose. I would say that for me personally, I would not b/c I no longer have a steady hand & my brows would look a mess. It could be possible???
1654166
It would be fine for a Halloween prop, but the realism is naturally sorely lacking. It would be best for Halloween displayed on some gauze stained with fake blood. Hope this helps!
1835621
I used it for make up but have seen it used for spray tans. Definitely want to watch the pressure though.