By Terry Sheer Rouge: A Close Up of Nudissimo and Baby Bloom

Above: The By Terry Sheer Rouges are encased in slender silver cylinders, consistent with (but less bullet-like than) the By Terry lip color packaging.
A week or two ago, I featured a preliminary swatching of all By Terry Sheer Rouge shades (found HERE) with promises of an in-depth review of the shades that I purchased.  I am happy to report that the moment for this elucidation has come!I bought two shades: Nudissimo and Baby Bloom and their combination of bright sheer color and extreme hydration make these some of my favorites of the spring season!

Please scroll on for shade descriptions, swatches and images of them on a human face ; )
Above: Nudissimo is a semi-opaque peachy nude.

 

Nudissimo is a peachy nude with a complex shimmer that lends to a delightfully opaque effect (especially for a lipstick that is marketed as “sheer”).  With its signature By Terry candy rose scent, this lip color imparts a beautiful nude peach sheen that is shimmery without being the slightest bit glittery.
The application is extremely comfortable…it just glides on…and I get two to three hours of wear time between touch ups.  The hyaluronic acid it contains is designed to “moisturize, fill in wrinkles and fine lines, boost vlume and protect the lips with a glossy colored veil;” there are also UV filters to combat environmental damage.  This formula embodies the perfect fusion of lipgloss and lipstick!
Above:  Nudissimo…the By Terry Sheer Rouge formula is quite soft (note the uneven wear on the lipstick bullet) but this could be due in part to the intense moisture that it provides.
Above:  A swatch of Nudissimo in direct sunlight.

Baby Bloom is a light candy-esque peachy pink with less shimmer than Nudissimo for more of  a sheer pop of color.  Its formula and wear time are like that of its peachy sister (as well as every other shade in the line), so I will spare you the repetitious details.  The only difference (besides the coloring) is that Baby Bloom leaves a gorgeous light pink stain behind!
Above: Baby Bloom has the same ultra-hydrating and soft texture as all the shades in the By Terry Sheer Rouge line.
Above: A swatch of Baby Bloom in direct sunlight.
Above: Swatch comparisons of Baby Bloom and Nudissimo in the shade.
Above: Swatch comparisons of Baby Bloom and Nudissimo in direct sunlight…I love how the shine on these is subtle and sparkling.
Above: Nudissimo alone on the lips.

 

Above: Baby Bloom alone on the lips.

 

Bottom Line:  To be fair, Nudissimo and Baby Bloom are fairly similar in shade (as exemplified by images above) but both hold a special place in my lip color collection.  It is important to note that over time, Baby Bloom gets a bit darker and leaves a light pink stain, whereas, Nudissimo maintains its lightly shimmery peach perfection without changing.  I love the By Terry Sheer Rouge formula, and with a range of ten stunning colors, there is sure to be a shade to suit every individual’s taste.  They are translucent while still having a saturation of pigmented color, making this, in my opinion, the best high-end sheer lip color for the price point ($35)!

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Comments (6)

  • Miranda M. Reply

    ohh based on names I thought I'd like Nudissimo but I'm more drawn to the Baby Bloom swatches, such a soft color! Great swatches, also….missing the sunshine and sunlight on the East Coast haha

    Miranda M | Pretty Squared

    March 27, 2013 at 11:10 pm
    • The Beauty Professor Reply

      Hi Miranda!

      Good to hear from you! The Baby Bloom is quite a unique peach pink and the quintessential way to bring a pop of color to the face! Thanks for your compliment on my swatches…and hang in there…East Coast sunshine has got to be just around the corner ; )

      xoxo,

      –The Beauty Professor

      March 27, 2013 at 11:43 pm
  • Lynn127 Reply

    Hello again, I'm so happy the By Terry glosses passed the test. Because the weather here on the east coast is still cold (40's) my lips have taken a worse than ever beaten! I really like the staying power of my Mac lipstick/glosses,they are very drying to my lips. I think based on your report, its time that I splurge on an ultra-hydrating formula like nudissimo. I may get the Rose debaume by terry as well to hopefully cure my parched lips. thanks again for an indepth review. Hope the weekend comes quick for u! xo

    March 28, 2013 at 5:33 pm
    • The Beauty Professor Reply

      Hi Lynn!

      Yes…these By Terry lippies have most definitely passed the test ; ) I actually wore Baby Bloom all day today! The 40's…yikes, that is cold, indeed! I have heard many excellent things about the Rose de Baume and will likely be picking that up soon as well; we'll have to compare notes. The weekend is almost here!!

      xoxo and talk soon,

      –The Beauty Professor

      March 28, 2013 at 11:38 pm
  • kerker Reply

    Ooh! I've never tried By Terry products before. Love the packaging! I think out of the two Baby Bloom has got to be my favourite.

    March 28, 2013 at 10:46 pm
    • The Beauty Professor Reply

      Hi Kerker,

      This lip color line is an excellent gateway to the land of By Terry…truly one of her best products to date! I hope you get Baby Bloom ; )

      Take care and do keep me posted…xoxo,

      –The Beauty Professor

      March 28, 2013 at 11:42 pm

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