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SETS

Hydra Star Collection

Hydra Star Collection

$40.00
$40.00
About

Experience award-winning hydration at home and on the go.

This skincare set brings together 3 celebrated MÁDARA bestsellers that purify, soothe and moisturise in three steps to maintain a beautifully radiant complexion.

What’s inside:

Micellar Water (50 ml) — effortlessly removes makeup and impurities without stripping your skin’s natural moisture barrier.

SOS Hydra Repair Intensive Serum (15 ml) — instantly relieves and comforts tight, stressed and dehydrated skin, restoring optimal moisture levels.

SOS Hydra Recharge Cream (50 ml) – reinforces the skin barrier and locks in moisture to keep dryness and premature ageing at bay for soft, supple skin.

Pairs well with

Step 1: Start by purifying your skin with Micellar Water. Apply to a cotton pad, wipe over the face and neck.

Step 2: Apply SOS Hydra Repair Intensive Serum to clean, dry skin mornings and/or evenings.

Step 3: Finally, finish with SOS Hydra Recharge Cream to moisturise.

This product is made in MÁDARA factory (Riga, Latvia) using 100% green electricity from renewable sources. All formulas are responsibly developed in our labs, designed to be skin-friendly and biodegradable, free from harsh chemicals and potential environmental pollutants.

We use Earth-conscious packaging solutions, including post-consumer recycled plastics, recycled ocean waste and materials left over from sugarcane and wood production.

Our primary packaging — tubes, bottles, flacons — has been recyclable since 2006.