Nude Wear Liquid Foundation

2 Reviews

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   boastfulMuesli5

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   This foundation retails at £46, whereas their extra rich cream foundation costs £64. This is a nice medium coverage foundation. Its a biphasic foundation, so you have to shake it before using to mix the oil and foundation together. I use it with their blooming primer, but can’t comment on their primer (not sure how effective it is). With one layer its a quite sheer coverage. i usually use a bit of a thicker layer so its medium coverage. It might be better to layer it as suggested by the reviewed below, but I’ve not tried that as don’t have time for that! I apply it with my fingers, which gives a natural finish. I took one lippie off as the colour selection is not great. Its different from their extra rich cream foundation. In the cream foundation I’m a perfect match in 002, but 002 in this foundation is quite light, but 003 is way too orange for me. 102 is quite pink so also not suitable. So in the end, I bought 002. It does oxidize half a shade after half an hour, so then it becomes a good match. Its expensive for a foundation, but not expensive in terms of Suqqu products. Its got a stopper, which is great for controlling the amount, however I noticed that the screw part can get quite dirty.
   It does not have great lasting power. After work, this foundation would have faded pretty dramatically, looks a bit like I’m not wearing any foundation anymore. Also I feel like the foundation never blends into your skin, but just sort of sits on the surface, which is maybe why it fades so much. No fragrance so good news for some.
   I would not repurchase, as their cream foundation is wayyy better than this.

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   fondLeopard4

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   This is a new 2018 launch for Suqqu, which is my most beloved brand for foundation. So naturally, when I heard about this foundation, I had to go to the counters in several department stores to try it out and get samples. At first I was wary: it comes in a dropper bottle and it has a very thin, watery formula, a tad reminiscent of Channel Vitalumiere Aqua. I`ve applied it with fingers and a Beauty Blender, and I much prefer the BB, because the formula is very, very runny and takes a while to set, so it can be a bit of a mess with fingers. The first coat lived true to the name: a sheer, nude glow, which if you have really good skin or if you`re just having a laid back weekend, would be fine. But I wanted to see if it can be built up: I`ve used a second layer to reach medium coverage, and with sponge, this is easily achieved and without interfering with the previous layer. I am not a full coverage person, but I have been suffering from acne recently, so I wanted to see if coverage can be amped up in those areas: it can be, but darker spots or acne scars will still need a thicker concealer. I am not a fan of Vitalumiere or watery foundations, so I was skeptical about wear time or oxidization, but once the foundation sets, it`s there to stay. The finish is not matte, nor dewy, but somewhere in between, and even with so many layers (in my acne prone zone), it still looks like skin. I powdered, but I haven`t had to blot at all for 5 hours, which is absolutely amazing for my skin type. I will purchase this, I just wish I haven`t splurged on that awful YSL All Hours foundation, which retails at the same price as my beloved Suqqu, and is now sitting on my vanity barely touched. The first and last time I will ever take advice from a blogger. The primer I`ve used with the Suqqu foundation is also the new primer designed for this, which is called the Blooming Glow Primer. I think I will donate the YSL to my sister, and buy this new Suqqu one for myself.