Official details, courtesy of Sephora + Surratt Beauty:
- Innovative new component dispenses the foundation through an angled brush for effortless application and quick touch-ups
- Oil-free, self-setting formula gives optimal skin-perfecting coverage with a longwearing, natural finish that is virtually undetectable
- Surreally perfect skin instantaneously appears with the push of a button and the wave of a wand…skin tone evens and pores and fine lines mysteriously disappear
What it is:
A skin-perfecting foundation wand that’s a foundation and a brush in one.
What it does:
The Surreal Real Skin Foundation Wand leaves your skin looking
flawless. Its innovative design makes application easy, and it instantly
melts into skin, reducing the look of pores and fine lines. With a
number of shades to choose from, it’s perfect for every skintone. This
foundation features a surreal, self-setting, oil-free formula that
provides an invisible, medium-to-full coverage and a long-wearing
finish. It dispenses foundation through an antibacterial brush for
effortless application and quick touch ups.
What else you need to know:
Surratt Beauty is dedicated to the Japanese tradition of minimal
elegance. The space-saving packaging is designed to be lightweight and
secure, and it is recyclable.
Suggested Usage:
-Remove cap.
-Prime the foundation wand by clicking the button until you see foundation appear in the brush.
-Beginning at the center of the face, where discoloration most often
occurs, blend onto forehead, nose, and chin. Brush outwardly with
short, feathery strokes.
-Layer on this buildable formula in areas that may need additional coverage.
-Replace the cap carefully to keep brush from splaying.
-For lasting wear, set the foundation with the Surratt’s
award-winning Diaphane Loose Powder in Matte or Éclatant (sold
separately and REVIEWED HERE)
To keep the brush tip from splaying, replace the cap carefully:
-Align the long side of the brush tip with the inside bottom wall of
the cap, then carefully scoop the hairs into the cap before snapping
closed.
-For top performance, shampoo the brush with gentle soap once a month.
Ingredients: Water, Cyclope-Ntasiloxane, Diphenylsiloxy Phenyl Trimethicone,
Triethy-Lhexanoin, Peg-9 Polydimeth-Ylsiloxyethyl Dimethicone, B-utylene
Glycol, Pentylene G-Lycol, Disteardimonium Hect-Orite, Cetyl Peg /
Ppg-10 / 1 Dim-Ethicone, Sodium Chloride, Vinyl Dimethicone / Methicone
Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Silica, Glycerin,
Phenoxyethanol, P-Hytosteryl / Octyldodecyl Lauroyl Glutamate, Synthetic
Fluorphlogopite, Dimethicone / Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer,
Tocopherol, Hydrogen Dimethicone. May Contain (+/) Titanium Dioxide (Ci
77891), Talc, Dimethicone, Aluminum Hydroxide, Iron Oxides (Ci 77492),
Iron Oxides (Ci 77491), Iron Oxides (Ci 77499), StearIc Acid.
- 01: Very fair with a balance of pink and yellow undertones…leans yellow (@N/NC 10-15)
- 02: Very fair with a balance of pink and yellow undertones…leans peachy(@N/NW 15)
- 03: Fair to light beige with neutral to peach undertones (@N/NC/NW 20-23)
- 04: Light beige with peachy and golden undertones (@N/NC 23-23)
- 05: Light-medium beige with yellow undertones (@N/NC 23-25) **My current match
- 06: Medium beige with neutral to rosy undertones (@N/NW 27–30)
- 07: Medium beige with warm peachy undertones (@N/NC 33-35))
- 08: Medium beige with golden yellow undertones (@N/NC 30-33)
- 09: Tan beige with warm golden undertones (@N/NC 35)
- 10: Tan beige with yellow golden undertones (@N/NC/NW 35)
- 11: Caramel beige with golden ochre undertones (@N/NC/NW 40)
- 12: Honey beige with golden ochre undertones (@N/NW 45-50)
- 13: Amber beige with golden undertones (@N/NC 42-45)
- 14: Bronze light brown beige with golden undertones (N/NC 50)
- 15: Bronze medium brown beige with neutral to rosy undertones (N/NW 52-55)
**Click images to enlarge swatches!
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Swatches in direct sunlight with a flash. |
Swatches in outdoor shade.
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Swatches in direct sunlight.
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Comments (28)
The product is on the Sephora website now, I just ordered can't wait to try it!
Indeed…so excited for its debut today…thanks so much, Jessi!
I hope you get to try this incredible formula…XO,
–The Beauty Professor
Will this be sold in Barneys as well?
It will indeed! It is on the site now!
xx,
–The Beauty Professor
So glad the formula is fragrance and alcohol-free. I've tried to cross-reference shades using your encyclopedic foundation swatches, but no luck so far. Kevyn Aucoin's SSE in SX 10 is a great color match for my neutral/yellow skin tone (SX 11 is too golden). Do you've any suggestions for a corresponding Surreal Skin shade? Thanks for any help.
Indeed! With regards to your question, I would suggest either #6 (which is a classic neutral medium beige) or #8 (which is a great medium beige but it definitely leans warmer). I truly hope that helps!
xx,
–The Beauty Professor
i wasn't planning on getting anymore from the Sephora sale but then I saw your review and had to place another order! So excited to try it! I ended up ordering two shades because I wasn't sure what shade I would be. How do you recommend on applying it? The brush that it comes with or beauty blender?
I am so excited that you ordered this, Anon!! To apply, I use the brush that comes with it to distribute and buff and then follow with a damp Beauty Blender for extra refinement. Planning on doing a demonstration video later on this week!!
XO,
–The Beauty Professor
Curious how you would compare this to the By Terry click brush foundation? Both seem intriguing and travel-friendly. Thank you as ever for the fantastic swatching and shade descriptions!
Hi Robyn,
I would say that it feels similar in terms of packaging (though the brushes are vastly different) but that is where the comparisons end. The Surratt version is unscented and has a creamier (rather than By Terry's velvet) texture and completely invisible finish. Even though the By Terry formula is quite long lasting, the Surratt version is has even more superb longevity!
The post was my pleasure…hope you get a chance to try the formula!
xx,
–The Beauty Professor
Thank you for the extensive review of this beautiful foundation! I wear the shade Fawn in all of Tom Ford's foundations. What shade would you recommend in the Surratt Beauty Surreal Real Skin Foundation? Thank you for your time!
My pleasure, Anon! I would suggest #5 in the Surratt formula as it is similar to TF Fawn!
Hope that helps…xx,
–The Beauty Professor
i love that line "it is an asset, not a novelty' it so succinctly captured your experience and convinced me that i had to try this brush. also, i love that you always have some many comparison swatches when posting about foundations. it really helps! its tough that this doesn't have something close to NC15-20 though 🙁
i love the look of the tube. the sparkles are so pretty!
Hi Jenn!
Thank you for noticing! I thought long and hard about how to express that sentiment ; ) I think you'll find that #3 falls nicely into the NC 15-20 range!
XO,
–The Beauty Professor
Hi Rachel!
So Sephora describes #4 as "light with yellow undertone". But looking at your swatches, I agree with you that it seems to lean peachy and #5 is the fairest yellow there is! I am around NC20, yellow-olive tone, Koh Gen Do Aqua 213 being my perfect match. Do you think #5 would look too dark on my skin? Thanks a lot xx
Hi Anon,
I do indeed think you'll find #5 to be very close to NC 20 and KGD #213!
Hope that helps…xx,
–The Beauty Professor
How does this compare to the Natasha Denona glow or Becca Aqua luminous foundation? Thank you
Hi Jess,
This has a more invisible finish and better lasting power than both of the formulas you mention. It is also unscented (the gorgeous Natasha Denona Glow Foundation is has a fragrance) and provides better coverage than the Becca Aqua Luminous!
I hope that helps…xx,
–The Beauty Professor
Hi!!!
Help needed-I'm shade 30 in Chanel les beiges-what would my best match be in the Surrat -much appreciated!
Hi Jo,
Thanks for the question! I would recommend #9!
I hope that helps…xx,
–The Beauty Professor
Hi! Not sure my earlier post got to you-think it was deleted? Re-sending with this message. Thank you beautiful makeup goddess for you posts! Love your style and appreciate your insights and reviews. So, I need help! What shade in the Surratt do you think will math me?…Closest matches I have to date are: YSL Touche Eclat Radiance Awakening Foundation in B40 and Estee Double Wear in 2N1-Desert Beige. Depending on the angle of the planets and moon phase I have been told I am an NW20, and I have been told I am a NC20. Not sure which I am if either. I have tried the Le Metier in Shade #3 (a tad light yet possible) Can wear the Le Metier in #5 (slightly dark yet possible.) Have tried ALL the Koh Gen Do Aqua shades! NONE match my skin. All are too yellow. Only one shade in the Koh Gen was not yellow and it was too dark-can't remember the shade yet believe it was a new shade in OC something?? Do you think I can match any of these shades? Thanks BP. Love your posts!
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for your super kind words! with regards to your question, I would recommend #4 as it is similar to the other shade matches you mention. I hope that helps!!!
Keep me posted…XO,
–The Beauty Professor
Hello, I'm trying to find my match to TF Fawn in stick foundation formula and the perfection formula…. I currently have samples of the Surratt's formula in # 3 #4 and #5…can you give me any suggestions? should i try mixing #4 and #5?
Thank you in advance,
I suggest #5…it's very close to TF Fawn and doesn't oxidize darker on my skin. Hope that helps!
xx,
–The Beauty Professor
Thank you so very much!!!! You are always so helpful and attentive to all your readers:) Have a great week!
My absolute pleasure, Sasha!
XO,
–The Beauty Professor
Hi! Long time reader, first comment 🙂 Want to thank you for all your VERY detailed reviews, they are SO helpful while trying to navigate the vast world of beauty products. I just bought this foundation and LOVE it. Goes on perfectly and looks like I am not wearing anything, just beautiful healthy skin.
Question – I bought this in shade #3 and it matches perfect, what shade do you think would be best in By Terry Cover Expert, debating between #2, #3 or even #4….
Thanks!
Emily
Hi Emily,
Thanks for (1) being a long time reader and (2) commenting! I truly appreciate your kind words and am always encouraged to hear that my reviews are helpful! I am also thrilled that you are loving the Surratt Foundation!
If #3 is a good match in Surratt, I would suggest #3 (on the lighter side) or #7 (on the slightly darker side).
Hope that helps!
XO,
–The Beauty Professor