Madara Wrinkle Resist Eye Cream (€35 for 15ml)
This product does not have Vitamin A in it. It is basically a plant based (flower extracts) and hyaluronic acid-including eye cream. It's relatively light in texture, but not to the extent that you don't feel it at all. It's pleasant, non-irritating, but I would not recommend this for drier or more mature skins. But 20-30 year olds should be generally satisfied.
Madara Total Renewal Night Cream (full size 50ml for €48)
Madara is a higher end Latvian skincare brand (see the price). I really enjoy this brand's sculpting oil, so decided to try their skincare. Organic. Based on Birch water which allegedly "accelerates dermal cell division by 25% and protects from free radicals, preventing and reversing both genetic and environmental ageing". I was not impressed, in all fairness. This cream is not for dry skins for sure. It's okay if you put face oil on top, but it's just a night cream. Average.
Madara Sculpting Oil (200ml)
Retails for $35. The following is said about the product: "rich, luxurious and aromatic body oil firms and improves skin's elasticity. With vitamin-rich northern rose hip and barley germs, this rich, luxurious and aromatic body oil firms and improves skin's elasticity. Prevents and smoothes out stretch marks. Deeply nourishes your skin, leaving it velvety smooth and glowing. Recommended for use during pregnancy or weight loss". We actually love this oil to use for body massage. This is our go-to massage oil when we are cupping (our legs). It has a light lemon scent. Of course, it is expensive, and we are pretty sure you can get a cheaper alternative.