Review on TEMPTU Air Airbrush Starter Kit: Portable Pro Airbrush Makeup for Flawless, Younger-Looking Skin - Travel-Friendly, Long-Lasting Foundation by Leslie Smith

I have used an airbrush airbrush in the past and had trouble getting a smooth look as it was impossible to control the flow. Although I've recently used a foundation that I applied with my fingers and then smoothed out with a brush, the results were mixed. That was my buying experience. The included assembly instructions weren't the best. So I checked the website and watched a video of the process that provided the answer to the missing information. Using the suggested circular swirl, I spritzed the foundation onto my foot, which had a two-day coat of sunscreen on it. This was done to familiarize myself with the process in an area that I was able to observe while practicing. Once I was comfortable I proceeded to spray on my face. Initially and before I applied foundation, the air compressor blew air into the corners of my eyes, which are very sensitive to air currents. It made me squint and I knew it was going to be a problem once I started spraying foundation. I had tanning goggles that only covered my eyes, not my skin. They allowed me to apply foundation all over my face while still seeing what I was doing in my makeup mirror. I was very happy with the results. It didn't cover up the wrinkles and sagging skin on my 64 year old face, but it was an improvement over using a liquid foundation. It also uses significantly less foundation than a regular liquid foundation, which will make a big difference in the long run. I still had a noticeable age spot so I used some liquid foundation to help so keep yours to yourself. As for wrinkles, I need to keep using the skin tightening product to tighten some areas but it is not designed for that purpose. I spent extra money to get the wireless AirBrush type. With a hairdryer, straighteners, and other gadgets plugged in, finding an outlet for them was one less thing. Temptu makes attachments that treat roots, eyebrows, and other areas. I'll probably get a root cap, but I don't think I'll have to do my eyebrows often enough to get that cap. I've learned that it's best to clean your AirPod every day after use with the cleaning tool that came with it.