At Mario Badescu Skin Care, we take our product quality seriously. While we have many devoted customers who have trusted and relied on our classic formulations for years, we’re always open to feedback. Every message, DM and review informs what we do next. That’s why we’ve decided to be more conscience of using ingredients that work for sensitive skin, while still being just as effective when it comes to acne, anti-aging and other skincare concerns. Our classic products will still be available, but we hope that these new formulations will allow every customer to find the perfect fit for their needs.
Please read our official statement below for more information about this renewed commitment to quality skincare solutions:
Our Commitment
Mario Badescu Skin Care started in 1967 with Mario Badescu himself mixing products and giving facials in his one room studio in New York City. He quickly gained renown for his custom treatments, from which he developed a product line that included everything from acne solutions to essential, daily care.
Even after decades of innovation, you’ll find that most of our original formulations remain beloved favorites in the line. For over 55 years, our products have delivered results—and to this day, we see the impact they make in real time, daily. We’re proud to have served three generations so far, and as we look ahead, our mission is to continue developing exactly what you’re looking for. This means that every message, DM, and review informs what we do next. Going forward, we will be more conscience of using ingredients that have been shown to contribute to skin sensitivities.
The original, time-tested formulas you know and love—and have been skin-tested by us every day—will always be here for you. Newer collections will uphold tradition and efficacy while evolving to reflect your feedback: they’re designed with your needs in mind.
In short, we know GOOD SKIN IS FOREVER. No matter your current skin phase or where you are in your skin care journey, we’re here to take you through them all.
