As a founder and editor of a magazine that promotes luxury lifestyle, this winter, I was guested by one of the most prestigious spa oases, Omorovicza – Budapest.
I experienced one of their exclusive treatments, or healing rituals as they call it, a favorite among regular guests, “The Royal Treatment”.
After a consultation with a skin therapist, I had a long hour-and-a-half healing skin treatment altogether with a hands massage and a hands peeling.
Everything starts with tiny drops of divine Queen of Hungary mist that gently hydrates my face…
Omorovicza is a well-known luxury skincare brand that was founded by the Hungarian Royal family, Stephen and Margaret Heinrich. The brand draws inspiration from the medicinal benefits of Hungarian thermal waters. Stephen and Margaret Heinrich were highly motivated by the belief that mineral waters’ positive and healing effects could be distilled into the essence of their skincare products, thus providing healing effects for the skin.
In 2006, the Omorovicza brand was established with a clear philosophy of offering natural skincare solutions. Today, it is recognized as one of the world’s leading brands in this category. All Omorovicza products contain different minerals, which have natural skin-healing properties, helping to protect, rejuvenate, hydrate, oxidize, and regenerate the skin. The brand has patented its “Healing Concentrate”, which is a 100% natural ingredient in all its products. None of the products contain any artificial ingredients, such as silicone, parabens, fragrances, phthalates, or similar substances.
At the end of the story, as someone who has become a regular fan of Omorovicza cosmetics, I would love to say from personal experience, about the effectiveness and benefits of the brand. The brand’s views on the high efficiency of the ingredients, the visible positive effects on the skin, the rich texture of creams, serums, oils, and masks are all true and visible. I also enjoy small home spa rituals with Omorovicza cosmetics and appreciate the luxurious feel of the products in their bottles.
