Airbrushes, as precision spraying tools, are rapidly expanding from traditional model making into the cosmetics industry. Their atomization technology enables even coloring, excelling particularly in special effects makeup for film and television, where they can create natural skin tone transitions and fine textures. The global airbrush market is projected to reach $800 million in 2025, with an annual growth rate of 15%.

Dual-action airbrushes have become the industry standard, with adjustable air pressure ranging from 0.2 to 1.2 MPa, supporting everything from ultra-fine detailing to large-area spraying. A certain brand's "smart airbrush," equipped with a built-in pressure sensor, provides real-time feedback on spraying results, reducing the learning curve.

In model making, airbrushes are used for painting car and military models, enhancing the texture of the work. In the cosmetics industry, they enable seamless foundation and gradient eyeshadow application, earning favor from professional makeup artists. For example, a certain cosmetics brand's "airbrush kit" has seen a 40% year-on-year increase in sales.

Model enthusiast Mr. Zhang noted, "The fine control of airbrushes adds more detail to my work, but beginners need to be patient with practice." Makeup artist Ms. Li added, "The portability of airbrushes makes them an essential tool for outdoor shoots."

With the integration of 3D printing technology, airbrushes may achieve three-dimensional spraying in the future, such as 3D relief effects. Additionally, the development of eco-friendly airbrushes will reduce VOC emissions, aligning with sustainable development trends.