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Airbrush Makeup

A make-up service that helps brides and their attendants look picture-perfect.

May 9, 2012
1 min to read


Where it's at: Tabula Rasa Salon
Charleston, South Carolina

Owners: Keith and Melissa Ward

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Description: A full make-up application using airbrush product. Primer and foundation are used with airbrush for flawless photo-ready make-up.

Price: $115+

Length of service: 1 hour for the bride

Who performs it: Make-up artists trained in airbrushing.

Products/tools needed: OCC and Ket Cosmetics, and the compressor and gun

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How it’s marketed: word of mouth

Average sold per month: 12-15

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