Natural Brand Focus: Madara Organic Skincare Review

All About Madara Organic Beauty

Madara products are high quality, natural, ECOCERT standard products. Yes, they are at the more expensive end, but they are highly concentrated, meaning they last a long time. Being totally natural, they give me peace of mind that I am doing the best for my skin, and they are a joy to use.

Madara products are entirely natural and proudly certified according to the international ECOCERT standard which prohibits the use of synthetic perfumes, synthetic preservatives like Parabens, Mineral oil, Propylene glycol and other synthetics. 

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Madara products are:

• Free from harmful chemicals 
• Free from preservatives 
• Not tested on animals 
• Many are also Vegan

Madara Organic Beauty Review: Facial Skincare

I’ll start by reviewing Madara Organic Beauty skincare, and break it down by function.

Madara Organic Beauty Facial SPF Skincare Review

My all time favourite Madara Organic Skincare product is their truly gorgeous CC Cream; I wear it every day, without fail. Madara Hyaluronic Anti-Pollution CC Cream SPF15 is a pleasure to wear and makes skin look and feel fab. I just add a touch of concealer where needed, and a dusting of powder for everyday coverage with SPF15.

In the summer, and on holiday, I tend to combine it with Madara’s SPF30 Plant Stem Cell Age Defying Sunscreen. This facial sunscreen is also tinted, and gives skin a great glow. It is pretty rich, so I need to wear powder over the top to mattify the shine, and it may be too heavy for oilier skins.

Read my full review of Madara Hyaluronic Anti-Pollution CC Cream SPF15 here – it comes in 4 shades and I wear Light.

See how this Madara sunscreen compares to others I like in my clean sunscreen review here. It comes in one shade, which is a little dark for me but blends in well.

Madara Organic Facial Skincare Review

When it comes to treating facial skin, Madara has a lot of great options.

Their Daily Defence balm reminds me of a natural 8 Hour Cream, without the odd smell and taste. It’s super useful for all cracked, dry skin problems and for lips. You can also use it on cheekbones and brow bones to give a sheen, but don’t go overboard! Read more about Madara Daily Defence here.

Madara Deep Moisture Gel is a gorgeous product, giving great moisture, without any greasiness, even for oily skin. You can read more in this blog post.

Meanwhile, their SOS Hydra Recharge Cream is a treat for dry to extra dry skin. It smells nice and sinks in well, but I can only use it at night as it is rich.

I haven’t tried any Madara cleansers (yet!) but Madara’s Micellar Water is great.

Their Plum Plum Lip Balm is also a winner for me, going on as a balm, but giving a lovely shiny look.

Madara Organic Skincare: Facial Treatments and Masks Review

When it comes to giving your skin some TLC, Madara has you covered.

Madara Exfoliating Scrub Oil to Milk is delightful to use, and gives gentle exfoliation with no microbeads. It starts off as an oily gel, and transforms to a creamy milk when you add water. It’s not the ‘scrubbiest’ of exfoliators but is effective whilst being gentle.

The Madara Peel is the only Madara product I haven’t got on well with. It’s OK, but I prefer a manual scrub to a peel so this is one I wouldn’t recommend. It just feels a bit odd and I didn’t like it.

Moving on to Madara face masks, of which I have three, all winners. My absolute favourite is the SOS Hydra Moisture & Radiance Mask which you can buy here. It feels lovely when you apply it, and you can leave it on for 15 minutes, or even over night. Even though it’s quite rich, it hasn’t ever made me break out in spots. I love everything about it.

The Re:gene Volume Rebuild Lifting Mask is a new one for me, and came in a Natural Beauty Box, so pop over to that post to read all about it. It’s supposed to lift and plump skin, and I haven’t noticed that much, but it is a nice one to use.

Finally, the Madara Smart Anti-Pollution Charcoal & Mud Repair Mask is a great one for oilier skin types like mine. You can read more about it on this review of the October Love Lula Beauty Box. I tend to use this one on my t-zone and the SOS mask on dryer areas.

Madara Organic Beauty SMART Skincare Review

I’m so impressed with the Madara Smart Charcoal & Mud Mask I was excited to receive the Fine Line Minimising Cream and Anti-Fatigue Eye Cream. They are both fab products but quite rich for my skin, so I use them at night. For a day cream, I prefer Kimberly Sayer Ultra Light Facial Moisturiser SPF30, which you can read about here. And you can find out my recommended clean eye creams, here and here.

Madara Organic Beauty Review: Body Care

I’ll finish by reviewing Madara Organic Beauty body care and sun care.

Their Supreme Hydration Body Lotion is gorgeous. It’s so light and refreshing and smells lovely.

I have tried both Madara deodorants, which you can read all about here. The Herbal version works best for me, and I alternate this one with one from Elsa’s Organic Skincare.

Finally, a quick word about Madara Sun20 Weightless Sun Milk SPF20, which I have recently bought. I have only used it once, as the weather has not been good enough to need suncream recently! However I found it very pleasant to use, and absorbed easily with no white marks.

It also smells nice, I just wish it came with SPF30!

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