airbrushed
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- adjective
- /ˈɛrˌbrʌʃt/
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retocado
- The magazine cover featured an airbrushed model with flawless skin.
And it really looks so airbrushed and seamless.
- And it really looks so airbrushed and seamless.
- It's baked, it's beautiful and it makes my skin look airbrushed.
- It says primer and setting spray, long lasting airbrushed radiance.
- But I just personally love having soft, silky smooth skin using this Dior spray airbrushed foundation.
- So diffusing and airy looking like your skin looks truly airbrushed in person.
- It just looks too smooth, like it looks too airbrushed.
- When you pop it on your skin, it's going to go on so much more airbrushed.
Examples
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This looks like airbrushed, but it doesn't look cakey.
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She always looks very smooth and airbrushed, probably because she is.
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But Oh my God, this is making it so airbrushed and so soft.
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Nice, my skin looks very airbrushed just in my monitor here.
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You do not need to be that standard of airbrushed perfection.
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I like the HD powder because it really makes your skin look airbrushed, like it makes your mobile.
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And it really looks so airbrushed and seamless.
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It's all about that really soft airbrushed brow look.
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It like makes your skin airbrushed and so, so smooth.
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But I just personally love having soft, silky smooth skin using this Dior spray airbrushed foundation.
How Altered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Airbrushed comes from the tool airbrush, made of air and a fine brush, which sprays paint like a soft fog to 'smooth' skin or colours in pictures. That's why airbrushed now means an image has been changed to look more perfect or unreal, often by digital editing.