"Berry Berry" (“Uoga uoga”) manufacturer

“Uoga Uoga” was founded in 2010 by two caring mothers The expeience in financial work and a hobby of making cosmetics encouraged to establish this business.

They periodically perfect their skills of making natural cosmetics in Great Britain. All recipes of “Uoga Uoga” are assessed for safety in one of the English laboratories, while in Lithuania products are periodically tested for microbiological quality, so every effort is made to ensure that the customer gets fresh cosmetics of the highest quality every day!

Made with love and responsibility, “Uoga uoga“ cosmetics is currently the leading manufacturer of natural hand- made cosmetics in the country. It is produced from natural ingredients of the highest quality and it does not contain any harmful additives. Unrefined cold-pressed oils, herbs, fresh berries and floral waters are combined to create the unique “Uoga Uoga” product range, which includes body, face, hair and lip care.

The mission is to inspire people to live in harmony with nature! Rich assortment of products!

Some comments... I love the natural flavors and the softness of the texture. The cream structure is fast absorbing into the skin. If it is a cream with oils, it moisturize my skin very well. I love using "Cranberry Flood" or "Alyvuogių krantas" ("Olive coast") after the shower in the evening to moisture and soften my body skin. A moisturizing body lotion "Morning Mojito" is a perfect choice for morning routine. The skin feels refreshed and soft. For my hands I‘m using a cream called "Soft Touch". It consists cacao seeds‘s butter and smells like heaven. A great choice for summer, if you want to make your hands look fabulous. For my face skin I‘m using face cream called "Rožių žydėjimas" ("Roses in Bloom"). My face skin is a dry one and it's a perfect cream to hydrate it. For face cleaning and nourishing I‘m using a face mask called "Purvinoji Undinėlė". They have a new line of the face masks and some more products I would love to try...

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