Description
Treat your lips to the love they deserve with the two icons from Omorovicza.
Start by spritzing your lips with the Queen Of Hungary Mist to intensely hydrate and nourish them. A light spritz of this neroli and rose-scented mist will refresh your skin and uplift your mood. This cleansing and moisturizing toner was inspired by larendogra, also known as the Queen of Hungary Water, the first perfume ever created by Queen Elizabeth of Hungary in the 14th century.
Next, apply the Perfecting Lip Balm to firm and protect your lips. Enriched with Hyaluronic Filling Spheres, which fill in imperfections, and an active ingredient - palmitoyl oligopeptide, which causes a tingling sensation and increases lip volume.
Use this dynamic duo daily to keep your delicate lip area soft and supple. Don't forget to use it during extreme weather conditions and "under the mistletoe" moments - it will give you the best feeling and your lips a perfect look.
Contents:
- Queen Of Hungary Mist 30ml
- Perfecting Lip Balm 10ml
Method of use
Queen of Hungary Mist: Shake well before use. After applying night cream, close your eyes and spray your face with Queen of Hungary Mist.
Perfecting Lip Balm: Using your index finger, apply a small amount of Perfecting Lip Balm to your lips. Repeat throughout the day as needed.
About the brand Omorovicza
It all began in the 19th century, when the Omorovicza family built a luxurious bathhouse in Budapest, near healing springs. Two hundred years later, the descendant of the family, Stephen, and his wife Margaret, were fascinated by the properties of spring water and saw its enormous potential. In collaboration with a Hungarian dermatological laboratory awarded with the Nobel Prize, they developed and patented a technology for delivering molecules containing mineral ingredients from healing waters to deeper layers of the skin. This resulted in a line of luxury skincare products with unique effects. Each product from Omorovicza has its own dedicated fragrance composition, developed by perfumers from the famous Grasse.
