Anyone tried Maybelline's Dream Liquid Mousse? And what does ';airbrush finish'; mean?

What did you think? I bought some today at Wal-Mart. I currently use Maybelline's Pure Makeup, but I want something with better coverage. I have moderate acne--does anyone know if this stuff makes you breakout worse? I know it's supposed to be full coverage--does it fully conceal acne and acne scars? Also, what the heck does ';airbrush finish'; mean? lolAnyone tried Maybelline's Dream Liquid Mousse? And what does ';airbrush finish'; mean?
my mother has baaad skin. craters...acne scars...


when she uses bare minerals its like..****...completely smooth.





all my friends with bad acne dont use liquid they use minerals.Anyone tried Maybelline's Dream Liquid Mousse? And what does ';airbrush finish'; mean?
I strongly suggest a mineral makeup. Each person will react differently to different foundations, but generally mineral makeup gives maximum coverage.


Air Brushed is a lighter makeup. If you notice, when you use a thick liquid or cream to powder solid, it tends to look caked on, which is what you are doing with it, pressing it into your pores. the air brushed look is exactly as it sounds. It is developed to appear as if it were lightly brushed on your skin rather than smeared into your skin. However, it provides full coverage without looking quite so heavy.


Mineral make up is generally made up of natural products rather than chemicals.


Consider organic foods, they are ';without the harsh chemicals and additional growth supplements';.


It may seem that if you use a heavier make up that it would fill in and cover scar's better, however, the mineral makeup that is made to look air brushed actually covers as well if not better.
The airbrush makeup will be light, but have lots of pigment so that if you are filmed - via a digital camera or HDTV, you can still look natural YET flawless, and not like you have a caked foundation of your face. News anchors and celebrities often get their foundation airbrushed on - because its so light, yet provides FULL coverage (you can build the layers). If you have a few extra dollars, go to a MAC Cosmetics store. Their foundations are TRULY airbrushed and flawless. Its worth it.
Aibrush finish just means that it looks, well, airbrushed.


The way people on TV look.





Try the foundation for I'd say a week, and see if it aggravated your skin. If it does, return it. If you like it, keep it.