Airbase make-up secrets

We’ve already shown you how to get Zara’s fresh-faced make-up look, but our eyes were also caught by soap starlet Katherine Kelly. She looked flawless at royal wedding number two – loving the bright orange hat – so we found her make up artist Christopher Raine at Airbase ASAP! Katherine tweeted about her look, ‘want to shamelessly big up make-up artist, Christopher Raine, who did my make-up for the royal wedding this weekend’!

If you're considering airbrush make-up for your own bridal beauty look, consider the facts; Airbase has seven blendable, light-diffusing foundations, which are sprayed on using a portable, wireless airbrush compressor (weighing less than a bag of sugar). This settles, creating a smooth, even appearance that lasts without touch-ups, minimising shine and concealing blemishes, spots and tattoos with ease. Perfect for stressful mornings when you feel you can’t step outside – cover those dark circles and nasty pimples with the swish of this magic make-up wand.

We hear that celebs love to use Airbase make-up for a faultless finish on high-definition TV. The stunning range of Airbase Airbrush make-up was designed by Oscar nominated make-up artist Anni Buchanan, and created by St Tropez’s Judy Naake.

One gorgeous foundation costs £32.95; a whole kit including foundation, blusher or bronzer, cleansing mitt, thinner and cleaner, airbrush and compressor costs £195. We say, go for either option for a dazzling look.

If you’re as excited about this as we are, go to airbasemakeup.com to snap up a fab foundation for your own W-day look.

By Sandy Chapman