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Magical Blends Launches Summer AM-PM Skincare Routine

Magical Blends Launches Summer AM-PM Skincare Routine

Magical Blends Introduces Summer AM-PM Care Routine
This Mother's Day, help your mom simplify her skincare with Magical Blends—a unique, patented skincare system that delivers visible results with minimal effort. With six scientifically formulated serums that blend effortlessly into a gel or cream base, this system offers a one-step solution for glowing, healthy skin.
Ideal for summer and beginners, the AM-PM routine includes:
Sun Defence Serum: India's first oil-based sunscreen serum with SPF 50 PA++++. Provides broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection and shields from digital screen radiation—perfect for all-day defense without any white cast.
Pore Refining Serum: Powered by Tea Tree Oil and Salicylic Acid to control sebum and acne. Use all over or spot-treat for clearer skin. Suitable for both morning and night use.
Vit C Brightening Serum: For nighttime application, it enhances skin brightness, targets pigmentation, and promotes collagen production for a radiant glow.
Light Hydrating Gel Base: A cooling, aloe vera–infused moisturizer that blends with any serum to create a personalized skincare potion that's non-sticky, nourishing, and soothing.
Skip the confusion of layering products—just blend, apply, and glow! Magical Blends makes it easy for your mom to embrace skincare with a simple, effective routine.
How to Use:
Mix 2–3 drops of serum with a pea-sized amount of gel base (Sun Defence in AM, Vitamin C in PM, and Pore Refining for both). Apply evenly to face and neck.
Free from: Artificial fragrances, mineral oil, sulphates, phthalates, and cruelty. Dermatologically tested and powered by plant-based actives.
Price: INR 1056 (Set of 4)
Shop Now: Magical Blends Summer Essentials

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