New Mud Mask from Omorovicza

Published: 21-Jan-2016
Skin Care

Omorovicza has launched a new facial treatment – The Ultramoor Mud Mask (£65).

The mask is enriched with marine exopolysaccharides, Hungarian Moor Mud and essential oils including chamomile, sage, rosemary, rose geranium and camphor. It is said to have multiple anti-ageing benefits as well as a cleansing and purifying effect.

The mask is suitable for dry, oily and combination skin.

Launch: out now

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