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This is Omorovicza, a skincare house rooted in Budapest and its mineral-rich thermal waters, launched in 2006. Expect serums, creams, cleansers and masks built around its patented Healing Concentrate.
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Save 15% on your first order with Omorovicza UK. Terms and conditions apply.
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Omorovicza began in Budapest, a city whose thermal waters have been used for bathing for centuries. Stephen and Margaret de Heinrich de Omorovicza were inspired by the effects of those waters at the thermal bath his ancestors built, and set out to bring the idea to everyone. With the help of a dermatology laboratory they developed their Healing Concentrate, and the brand launched in 2006.
Healing Concentrate is the ingredient the brand says powers every product. It describes it as a patented, clinically proven distillation of Budapest's thermal waters, made through bio-fermentation and encapsulation. The brand aims for natural ingredients wherever it can, adds synthetic actives only where skin benefits and says so, and leaves out parabens, silicones, phthalates, oxybenzone, talc and synthetic colours and fragrances.
Products are grouped into collections, so you can start with a skin concern rather than a product name. Core covers everyday skin health, while Gold, Queen, Blue Diamond and Moor Mud each have their own focus. Within them you will find cleansers, moisturisers, serums and oils, eye creams, masks and treatments, and mists and essences, plus gift sets and digital gift cards.
Orders ship from a UK warehouse on business days, with a tracking link emailed once they are dispatched. Standard delivery is free once your basket passes a spend the brand sets, and a Royal Mail next-day option is available if you order before its cut-off. It cannot deliver to PO Boxes because couriers need a signature.
Signing up to the newsletter brings a welcome code for a first order, and its loyalty club, OMOCIRCLE, lets you earn and redeem points. Only one code works per order, and sets, bundles and duos are usually left out of discounts. Any live code we have is listed on this page: copy it and enter it at checkout.
If you change your mind, contact customer service within the window in their policy, quoting your order number, and send the item back unused and in its original packaging. Used skincare cannot be accepted for health and safety reasons. Return postage is yours unless something is wrong with the order, and refunds follow once the parcel reaches the warehouse.
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. Omorovicza returns and refunds
It is Omorovicza's patented ingredient, which the brand says is a clinically proven distillation of Budapest's thermal waters. The brand says it is in every one of its products.
The Core collection is built around everyday skin health, so it is the natural place to begin. The brand also lets you shop by skin concern, such as fine lines, pigmentation or dry skin.
No. Items must come back unused and in their original packaging, because used skincare cannot be accepted for health and safety reasons. If something arrives damaged or wrong, contact customer service.
No. Its couriers need a signature, so you need to give a full street address at checkout.
Yes. OMOCIRCLE lets members earn and redeem points on their orders. Sign in to your account to see your balance.
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