Foundation Files: The New Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid, Decorte Dip in Glow and Nude Lip Color I’m Loving as of Late

There is marvelous news on the foundation horizon! The new *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation (currently only in stock online at Harrods) and *Blooming Glow Primer (also to be available at Harrods) will be launching on March 15th and I am excited share a preview of the revolutionary formulas in advance of their arrival. 
In addition to the Suqqu swatches, I also can’t wait to give you a glimpse at the *Decorte Dip and Glow Highlighter and I rounded up a few key nude lip color formulas that I’ve been reaching for frequently…from matte to glossy, there’s an array of options to behold! 
Kindly scroll on for more details, swatches and images of the products in action as well as the Bottom Line…

suqqu nude wear drops foundation swatches
The *Suqqu Nude Wear Drops Foundation and *Blooming Glow Primer
Launching on 3/15, the *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation (also available at Harrods) and *Blooming Glow Primer (also to be available at Harrods) are a power pair for fresh complexion that’s perfected while appearing radiantly natural.
The soft baby pink *Suqqu Blooming Glow Primer blends onto skin, disappearing completely while leaving a brightening effect that makes the complexion look revived and healthy. It’s excellent for breathing life into a dull complexion while providing a smoothing base for the foundation to come.
Innovative on every level, the *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation offers buildable medium to full coverage that literally looks like nothing on the skin. Lightweight and breathable, the first time I applied a few drops (reflected in this picture HERE), I knew that this formula would have an immediate induction into my foundation rotation. My perfect match is #203 Warm Bisque, which is my match (for my @NC 25-27 skin) across all Suqqu foundation formulas and I am so impressed by the way it becomes one with my skin. 
It must be noted that the bottle should be duly agitated before application (so that the suspended pigments are evenly distributed) and then only a single dropper full is necessary to cover the entire face. The foundation covers dark spots and imperfections and the finish is natural, taking on a subtle glow over time; I get 6-8 hours of wear time, even when I don’t set it with powder.  Due to its liquid texture, one may be apt to compare it to the iconic Giorgio Armani Maestro Foundation (reviewed HERE) but I find that the *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation yields significantly greater coverage and lasting power. 
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In terms of shades (depicted above and below), there are seven currently available, with hues ranging from pale ivory to deep tan skin (shade descriptions correspond with MAC foundation ranges):
  • 002 Cool Shell: @N/NC/NW 15
  • 003 Deep Cool Sand: @N 23-25
  • 004 Classic Tan: @N/NC/NW 35-42
  • 101 Natural Ivory: @N/NC/NW 10
  • 102 Natural Beige: @N/NC/NW 20
  • 202 Warm Nude: @N/NC 25
  • 203 Warm Bisque: @N/NC 25-27
Although 203 Warm Bisque is my current match, I may also want to try the slightly more neutral 003 Deep Cool Sand and 004 Classic Tan (love that this darker shade exists in the lineup!) to mix in as summer approaches and my skin deepens. 

Swatches of the *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation indoors with a flash. 
Swatches of the in *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation indoor lighting. 
Swatches of the *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation in direct sunlight. 
All in all, it is the *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation is the liquid foundation of my dreams and I can’t wait to continue to experiment with it in the days to come…if you love Suqqu and foundation in general as I do, it is a must-procure formula! 

The full face.
// THE FULL FACE //
suqqu nude wear drops foundation swatches
Swatches in direct sunlight.
Base + face. 
Nude lip love.
// NUDE LIP COLOR I’M LOVING //
  • *Rodin Heavenly Hopp (reviewed HERE): A stunning rosy nude cream that’s entirely effortless and fresh…if you haven’t tried anything from the Rodin family, this is the shade with which to start.
  • Pat McGrath LuxeTrance Lipstick in Valetta (reviewed HERE): My favorite shade in the venerable Pat McGrath lineup, this peachy pink is extremely opaque and creamy…one swipe and my lips are covered (and comfortable!) for hours.
  • Pat McGrath MatteTrance Lipstick in Peep Show: The newest lipstick in my collection, this is a matte version of Valetta…velvety and smooth, it makes lips look wildly full and plump. Adore this hue! 
  • Tom Ford Ultra Shine Lipgloss in Tawny Pink (reviewed HERE): Still an all-star in my handbag, this creamy and opaque pinky nude is an unmitigated favorite…yes, it’s touch sticky but that’s what lends to its major lasting power.
  • *Suqqu Flawless Lip Gloss in Milk Tea Beige and Radiant Yellow (also available at Selfridges): These delightfully non-sticky glosses feel plush and cushiony on the lips, bathing them with a wash of sheer color. The sophisticated Milk Tea Beige is a true brown beige glaze and the luminous Radiant Yellow is a clear golden-flecked clear that makes lips look juicy and kissed with light.
Swatches in direct sunlight.

The following images reflect all products in action in afternoon sunlight…

The eye look.

Style notes. 
// STYLE NOTES // Laid back transitional season dressing for a casual weekend. 
  • Gray long sleeved scoop neck top: Close cut with a flattering scoop neck, this top is a staple in my wardrobe…I like to half tuck it for a relaxed vibe.
  • Dove gray flannel: The pale tones of this flannel perfectly channel the transition from winter to spring, making it a fantastic layering piece. 
  • Frame Le High Straight Stagger Jeans: High waisted with a clever hem, this pair can easily be dressed up or, in this case, dressed down.
  • Nike Air Huarache Sneakers…on sale (also available in black at Nordstrom): I’ve worn this ultra comfortable pair once or twice a week since getting them back in October and cannot recommend them enough…oh, and they are currently on sale!

Last look.
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Bottom Line: I hope you enjoyed this overview of the glorious *Suqqu Nude Wear Liquid Foundation (also available at Harrods) and *Blooming Glow Primer; as aforementioned, both will be launching on Thursday 3/15 and they, along with the incandescent *Decorte Dip in Glow Cream Highlighter are well worth the pursuit!
Which nude lip color shades have been on heavy rotation for you as of late? Do tell!
Good things ahead, including a fresh video, the *Natasha Denona Tropic Palette and a host of new product procurements including favorites from Dior!
xx and more soon,
–The Beauty Professor

**PR samples provided for review denoted by an asterisk (the rest purchased by me), however, as always, all of my opinions are expressly and unequivocally my own.  © 2012-18 Beauty Professor® All Rights Reserved. Do not copy, reprint or republish content and/or photos without author’s written permission.

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  • EllieSparkles Reply

    Thank you for this review, I have been using shade 003 for the past week and love it even more than the Suqqu Extra Rich Cream Foundation. I bought a back-up bottle as well since I think there will be run on the products (or so I hear from the online store in Tokyo where I procure my Japanese cosmetics).

    By the way, the complete official name on Suqqu.com is "Nude Wear Liquid" Foundation. I don't think "Drops" is in the name at all.

    It completely disappears into the skin, unlike the Dior Diorskin Nude Air Foundation that also had a similar liquid formula and bottle with dropper.

    March 14, 2018 at 9:03 pm

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