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This surely can't do eyeliner or mascara (too precise). Foundation or lipstick require material that I don't think can be airspread. I mean same as others, if y

• joyeuse6701 11y ago
  We believe it certainly is possible to apply eyeliner and mascara. Consider high resolution printing. Your common inkjet printer has sub-millimeter precision. Sure, this is a 3D application but we already have 3D printers down to the micron! Airbrush makeup has existed for many years and is used typically in professional applications. A cursory search of google yields multiple products by leading brands offering this solution,and it has become increasingly popular with the advent of high resolution broadcasts. Please see: http://www.sephora.com/perfection-mist-airbrush-foundation-P381155 http://www.sephora.com/perfection-mist-airbrush-foundation-P... http://www.luminessair.com/homepage.aspx http://www.luminessair.com/homepage.aspx Lipsticks have traditionally come in a solid form but liquid lipsticks exist and are popular and we believe to be useful in an airbrush application: http://www.airbrushmakeup.com/makeup/liquidlipsticks/ http://www.airbrushmakeup.com/makeup/liquidlipsticks/