Gucci Westman Launches Suprême Bio-Complex Liquid Foundation After Three Years
After three years of development, makeup artist Gucci Westman has launched her first liquid foundation, the Westman Atelier Suprême Bio-Complex Liquid Foundation, available today. The product was delayed because Westman refused to compromise on her strict ingredient standards, avoiding silicones, talc, PEGs, and synthetic fragrances. Instead, she utilized amino acid powders for blurring and coconut alkane as a silicone substitute. The formula also includes a peptide complex delivered via exosome technology, vitamin B3, and botanical extracts. Westman collaborated with a Spanish biotech lab for the skincare components. She describes the foundation as her proudest product to date, emphasizing its skin-like finish and multifunctional benefits.
Key facts
- Westman Atelier launched its first liquid foundation, Suprême Bio-Complex Liquid Foundation, available today.
- The product took three years to develop, with multiple rounds of reformulation.
- Westman chose a new biotech lab to achieve her vision.
- The formula avoids silicones, talc, PEGs, and synthetic fragrances.
- Key ingredients include amino acid powders, coconut alkane, peptides, vitamin B3, and botanical extracts.
- The foundation uses exosome technology for skincare delivery.
- Westman describes it as 'the proudest I’ve ever been of a product—without comparison.'
- The foundation is designed to blur pores and provide a natural, skin-like finish.
Entities
Artists
- Gucci Westman
Institutions
- Westman Atelier