Omorovicza delivers hydration with new mineral-rich mist

By Becky Bargh | Published: 15-May-2019
Skin Care

The range is available in Silver, Rose Gold or Gunmetal packaging

Hungarian beauty brand Omorovicza has released a new range of mineral-rich thermal mists.

The Molten Metals Queen of Hungary Mists (£28) are blended with orange blossom, rose and sage water to purify and tone skin.

Apple pectin delivers long-lasting hydrations and supplesness, while its patented Healing Concentrate is designed to leave skin feeling firmer and more supple.

Customers can choose from three packaging styles: Silver, Rose Gold and Gunmetal.

Meanwhile, its convenient 50ml size is designed for on-the-go.

The products are now available via the brand’s website, omorovicza.com.

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