Elle, Vogue, and Allure Just Can't Get Enough of SUVA Beauty!

Not to brag, but dang SUVA Beauty! From Lifestyle Asia, to Vogue India, to Allure, to Elle - people can't get enough of that SUVA sauce!

Here's what each publication had to say about SUVA Beauty!

Vogue India:

Allure:

"Orange you glad tangerine made another appearance at PFW? We surely are. This time, the fluorescent hue adorned the corners of the models' eyes at Chloé in sharp flicks while gloss was tapped onto the center of their lids for a hint of shine. (The Suva Beauty UV Hydra Fix in Acid Trip  and Colourpop In the Clear, respectively, will do the trick at home.) The rest of their faces were left clean and simple — just like their middle-parted, wet hair."  

Elle:

"Next, grab Suva Beauty Hydra liner in Acid Trip applied all the way around the perimeter of the eye, and angled into points in the inner and outer corners. This is best done with a slanted flat eyeliner brush, and can be as thin or thick as you like."

Lifestyle Asia - Hong Kong:

"Started by Shaina Azad, Suva Beauty is one of the overnight sensations worshipped by lovers of fun, colour, and imagination. Bold and bashful, SUVA Beauty was launched to aid cosmetic artistry but soon plummeted to include makeup lovers of neon and pop hues. Some of their star products include Hydra FX Palettes, Fine Liner Brushes, UV Brights and UV Taffies palettes. One of their star products, the water-activated Hydra Liners (Rs 1,890), come in cute illustrated boxes and are highly pigmented and quick drying." - Lifestyle Asia - Hong Kong

Allure:

"One of my 2021 makeup goals is to experiment more with avant-garde and editorial looks. Because of that, I've been investing in new types of makeup products like water-activated liners. I've been obsessed with the Suva Beauty Hydra Liner Fx Palettes lately because they come with five different pigments that are easy to use. Just add water to your brush and swirl it into the cream pigment to activate the formula. There are four versions of the palette, including the UV Taffies (shown above) with pastel hues or UV Primaries with the three primary colors plus black and white. The colors can be combined as well to customize new hues. I own three of the four palettes and have yet to be disappointed." — Gabi Thorne, editorial assistant

Stay tuned to see where SUVA ends up next!