Brandi Bravo wrote:
...The gym will be providing a table and tablecloth to set up but that's it.  Anyone out there have any experience with doing a pop-up like this?  I was thinking of bringing my chair, setting up my kit with airbrush to do on the spot touchups and laying out some business cards...

Brandi, I'm not in your market thus can only share my experience with the DC and NOVA marketplace...
That said, my team did a Haymarket Bridal Show in NOVA some time ago... We brought a makeup chair, kit and a model... My colleague did the models bridal makeup while I showed clients our book and explained the product/process etc... We also offered a free trial session to those interested... Albeit they had to schedule for a trial the date since we obviously could do full bridal makeup in the time allotted...

Sounds like you have a similar marketing plan... However I would caution on applying makeup without full skin prep i.e. cleanse, tone, and prime etc... And it may be unwise to risk an allergic reaction especially if using Silicon Base airbrush product... water-base carries far less risk but it's not as effective in my humble estimation...  Also if your airbrush compressor isn't battery powder you might want to verify electrical service access prior to the event...

Business cards are always good however we used Comp Cards also which were far better received...

Here is the model bridal we demonstrated on...  with finished "look"



She absolutely loved the event! 

Hope this helps, or is at least food for thought...