I was recommended the Powder Foundation Glow in shade 15, which is one of SUQQU's lightest foundation shades. Shade 10 also looked like a good match on me but it's slightly pink toned so I decided to go for 15 after my previous disaster with pink shades.

Packaging is very sleek, but annoyingly the case picks up every single little fingerprint. It comes with a protective velvet sleeve to store the case in. I wish the foundation had a higher SPF though - at only SPF16 PA++ it's not enough so I wear at least SPF35 underneath.
Even after 10+ hours the foundation still looks as freshly applied as when I first put it on, which is miles better than any foundation or BB cream I have ever used as I don't need to touch up at all. The sponge is velvety soft and I love the finish provided by its comforting soft strokes. Powder Foundation Glow comes in a smooth powder form, but feels lightweight and almost moist at the same time. The finish is very natural - not flakey/cakey/powdery and I don't notice any dry patches whatsoever. It evens out my skintone, makes me look poreless and my skin super smooth to touch.
As far as colour match goes, 15 is actually a bit too dark & yellow for me under natural light, whereas under shop light it looked like a perfect match (yes I should have walked out to double check first). However if I blend furiously and apply my favourite powder (Majolica Majorca Pressed Fantasia 24h) on top, it brightens the foundation so it looks like a perfect match unless I inspect really closely with a mirror.

Is it worth £40? Absolutely. Will I purchase again? I'm certain I will, though possibly a different type of powder/liquid foundation if they better suit my skin type, or even a different shade (10 maybe?), but either way unless I find something better SUQQU Powder Foundation Glow is officially my favourite.
Next time I revist SUQQU I will definitely go back to the same SA - I honestly cannot rave about her enough and I'll actually phone in advance to make sure she's there

I only recently discovered the wonders of Suqqu and while I have not tried the foundations I love the eyeshadows.
ReplyDeleteI loved SUQQU eyeshadows too when I had my makeover, but didn't purchase any as I already own very similar shades. I'm now seriously considering a few eyeshadow quads though!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great review! I'm fancying this product for a while now, since I prefer powder foundations over fluid ones. But I ended up with buying the RMK Powder Foundation EX instead.
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, I'd still love to try out this one!
It sounds to be really good. Hm, I have very fair skin with redness in places, so I wonder, if #10 wouldn't be too pink for me...
Also, does it easily oxidize around the oilier T-zone area (especially the nose)?
Hope to hear from you! ;)
Love,
Jess
ohhpretty.blogspot.com
Hi Jess! Thanks for stopping by ^^ I have combination skin so my t zone is often oily (although not overly so) whereas my cheeks are pretty much totally blemish free.
ReplyDeleteI haven't noticed any oxdization at all; it looks as freshly applied throughout the day as when I first apply it and keeps my t zone shine free ^^
15 is a bit on the dark side for me (NC15/NC20), especially since my skin becomes a bit lighter in winter, but I blend it in like crazy and it's a good (but not perfect) match. I haven't tried 10 though so can't say how pink it is in comparison. If you can I really recommend trying it in person <3
Hello again! ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the reply!
Quite a while passed, but I'm still so interested in this powder foundation (since I prefer powder foundation over liquid foundation for some reason).
Unfortunately, I don't have the opportunity to have a look at the product (shades) in person, since I'm situated in Austria. Sigh! So, #15 is really too dark for you? Me, I'm also about MAC NC 15/20 but they are not perfect, since they still have too much of pink to it, which I think looks awful on my skin.