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Madonna’s MDNA Collaborated on Luxury Skin-Care Sets With Moschino

Sunday, 31 March 2019
It's been only a few months since fashion's beloved Moschino did an unexpected yet awesome makeup collaboration with cute-as-can-be K-beauty brand Tonymoly, launching what are probably the only products between $15 and $77 to ever bear the Moschino name. And now Madonna's MDNA Skin has teamed up with the iconic Italian design house on new skin-care sets - and the price points are a wee bit different.

MDNA Skin's products are already pretty up-there in terms of price - they're high-performing formulas and super-luxurious, after all - and adding Moschino to the mix has only taken that lavishness to new levels. Take the first of the three sets: the Hydration Trio. It includes full sizes of The Serum, The Eye Serum, and a mini version of The Rose Mist, which the brand says are perfect picks 'as the weather warms up and you start switching to lighter skin-care formulas.' They come with a super-chic, clear cosmetic bag featuring both brands' logos, and trompe l'oeil zippers and pockets.

And at $420 - believe it or not - that's actually a bargain. The two full-size products alone would normally cost $420, but you're getting them, a travel-size mist, and a Moschino-designed accessory exclusively at Barneys for that price.

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If you prefer your bargains under $400, you may want to take a look at the Nordstrom-exclusive set, All Eyes on You. 'After a long flight or a late night, this duo combats tired-looking eyes by helping to brighten the undereye and reduce puffiness,' the brand says of The Eye Serum (again, full size) and the four pairs of The Eye Mask included in the same Moschino-designed clear pouch. This one goes for $200.

Luckily for those of us who want the MDNA-meets-Moschino experience for even less, there's one more set that features that chic case, along with travel-size versions of The Face Wash, The Rose Mist, The Serum, and two pairs of The Eye Mask Runway Ready Essentials. Available at both mdnaskin.com and Nordstrom, it's $95.

From Allure

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The Beauty Roller SOLD OUT: Now she can pay for more videos and extra dancers!

Wednesday, 21 November 2018

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Madonna's Son "Steals" Her Beauty Products, Plus Her $10 Obsession

Sunday, 08 April 2018
You don't have to be a music icon to get great skin. But being Madonna helps.

Even at a young age, the 'Like a Virgin' singer has always been diligent about maintaining a healthy complexion. When she didn't have much money, she used to get facials from a heroin addict, Madonna shared at the U.S. launch of her beauty brand, MDNA Skin, in September 2017. Now the 59-year-old queen of pop has the resources and platform to share her devotion to skin care with the masses.

'The biggest challenge is getting the story out there - where does this line come from and why it is important to me, that it's not a vanity project, why I developed it in the first place and connecting to people on a human level,' said Madonna to E! News in a phone interview.

You could just scoop up her latest launch—a four-in-one (toning serum, lotion, cream and mask) product appropriately titled, The Reinvention Cream ($75). Like all MDNA products, the lightweight jelly-cream features M.T.Parca Thermal Water, which comes from four different springs in Montecatini, Italy, known for its healing properties. The cream also features three African Resurrection plants (the ones that can sustain extreme dehydration then spring back alive with water). But as Madonna can attest, basic lifestyle choices - the ones that cost almost nothing - can improve your skin, too.

Here, the Material Girl reveals the skin-care tips she imparts on her kids, three beauty products she always has in her bag (hint: one is crazy affordable!) and more!

E! News: It's been three or four years since you first launched in Japan. What are you most proud of?
Madonna: The ingredients are important to me—the fact that they are made with all-natural ingredients, that the hero ingredient of the line is thermal water that comes from Tuscany and that have been a part of healing people for thousands of years. I feel like there's history to it; there's authenticity to it. It's not just talk; it's also walk. It's great when you're not wearing makeup; it's great when you are wearing makeup. My 17-year-old [Rocco Ritchie] son uses it. It's something that everybody loves, and I'm very proud of that.

Since your son uses your products, do you also give him or any of your other children beauty tips?
Hell yes! Are you kidding? First of all, I'm like, 'Don't squeeze your pimples! Please. You're scarring your face.' Also, a lot of people think that if they dry their skin out all the time, they aren't going to get acne. You can get acne from having your skin too dehydrated. My son is always coming into my bathroom and stealing all of my skin-care products. It's very funny to have a 17-year-old son saying, ‘Mom, can I have more serum? I need some more face wash. I need some more of this.' I think it's hilarious. My 21-year-old daughter [Lourdes Leon] loves them. I feel like I'm getting nods of approval from people from all walks of life, and it's not just female either. It's male as well—that means a lot to me. And, of course, I do advise my children on a regular basis: 'Don't smoke. Stay out of the sun. Why are you drinking that? Stop picking at yourself.'

To read the rest of the interview visit: www.eonline.com/news

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Kim Kardashian Recalls Spying on Madonna as a Kid

Wednesday, 07 March 2018
Kim Kardashian was once next door neighbors with Madonna.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star shared a childhood memory with the singer at the MDNA x KKW Beauty event on Tuesday in Los Angeles.

During their conversation with Kandee Johnson, Kim revealed that while growing up in L.A. she lived next door to Madonna's manager.

'She, at a time period in her life, moved in with her manager who happened to be our next door neighbor growing up,' Kim said (via People). The KKW Beauty founder went on to share that she and sister Kourtney Kardashian would walk her next door neighbor's dog and when they went over to the house, they would see Madonna.

'We were shaking,' Kim recalled.

In addition to receiving some jewelry from Madonna, Kim and her BFF also got to watch Madonna film her music video 'Cherish' in 1989.

'My best friend Allison Azoff and I were at her parent's beach house and we went outside hearing music and saw you on the beach filming,' Kim shared with Madonna. 'We sat there all day and watched you and the team let us and we sat there on the little stairs and we were mesmerized and we just talk about it all the time.'

Kim, who would've been around nine at the time, called the experience the 'best memory ever.'

While at the event on Tuesday, Madonna shared a selfie with Kim on Instagram. 'Thank you @kimkardashian and all the folks @mdnaskin,' she captioned the post.

This comes just days after Kim and Madonna were spotted hanging out at the singer's 2018 Oscars after-party, where the duo posed for a photo with Cardi B.

From E! News

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Wednesday, 07 March 2018

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The Perfect 24-Hour Spa Day Involves This, According to Madonna

Sunday, 10 December 2017
'You have M from MDNASkin.com,' is how Madonna answers the phone while doing press for her new skin-care line out of Japan, MDNA, named after her 12th studio album, which was named after the pop icon herself.

Cutting right to the chase - you’d expect nothing less from a music legend and cultural symbol who has made a career out of self-empowerment - she delves right into the eight-product line that now includes a light, water-based finishing cream that is packed with hydrating ceramides and derived from the shimmering mineral mica.

It is the culmination of a life spent on the road, she says, where much activity and little sleep is had. After all, good products, sleep, and water are the answer to perfect skin: 'Juice is not water! Water is water!' says the 59-year-old, her enthusiasm making way for her Midwestern accent.

The sun-conscious, Michigan-born mogul, who now has six children, the eldest of which is Lourdes Leon, 21 - 'I have dreams of her laying out by the pool without wearing any sunscreen and I go ballistic,' she says - prides herself on having always taken care of her skin, even when she was a broke artist just starting out on Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

'When I was making the transition from dance to music, I would save the little money I had and get a facial on Seventh Street, sandwiched in between all of the punk stores, once every couple of weeks,' she says. 'I don’t know why we took care of our skin, but we did.'

The 'we' she is referring to is her and best friend Debi Mazar, the actress who moonlighted as her makeup artist at the time, not she and then-boyfriend Jean-Michel Basquiat or good friend Keith Haring. No, she says with a laugh, 'the boys did not take care of their skin. But they were artists and painters and everything was about visuals.'

To read the rest of the article visit: www.vogue.com/article/madonna-mdna-skin-care-line

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Official Launch of MDNASkin in the US and Madonna's stand-up debut

Wednesday, 27 September 2017

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Madonna’s MDNA skin care line is officially available in the US

Wednesday, 27 September 2017
When we got word a few months back that Madonna’s MDNA skin care line would soon be available in the U.S., fans couldn’t believe their luck. Though initially only available in Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, it has finally made its debut stateside. Whether you’re a fan of her music or a devoted beauty junkie, you’re going to want to check out this much-talked-about collection.

There’s no denying that Madonna is absolutely ageless, so it makes sense that she’d want to share her beauty secrets with the world. We are so curious about these high-end products. They’re definitely luxurious products with a hefty price tag, but if you’re willing to splurge, we have a feeling you’ll love them.

You can now purchase Madonna’s MDNA skin care line on her website or at Barneys.

There are eight pieces in the skin care collection, all designed to work together to create flawless skin. From a face mist to a clay mask, this line has got you covered. Are you intrigued?

1. The Rose Mist, $120
A revitalizing mist that tones and refreshes skin.

2. The Face Wash, $50
A powerful, moisturizing cleanser that removes dirt and unclogs pores.

3. The Serum, $240
This hydrating, nourishing, and brightening serum was developed specifically by Madonna for her own use.

4. The Rejuvenator Set, $600
Includes the Chrome Clay Mask and the Skin Rejuvenator, which work together to hydrate, nourish, and heal skin. They can also be purchased separately.

5. Chrome Clay Mask, $120
This magnetic mask draws out dirt and impurities.

6. Magnetic Flow, $180
A dual-headed magnetic skin care tool not only removes the mask but stimulates the skin and perks it up.

From HelloGiggles Via Yahoo! News

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Madonna shoots MDNASkin advert

Saturday, 26 August 2017
Madonna posted several pictures from the MDNASkin photoshoot to advertise the line coming to the US.

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Madonna Teases Super-Luxe Clay Mask That’s Nearly Impossible to Get

Friday, 04 August 2017
Madonna wants us all to have skin as ageless as hers.

The singer’s six-product MDNA Skin line isn’t yet available in the United States, but that hasn’t stopped the Queen of Pop from teasing her social media followers with her favorite products. On Friday, she shared a video of herself getting the MDNA Chrome Clay Mask slathered on her face with a conventional butter knife.

On her Instagram story, which is seriously worth a look, her facialists continue to apply the mask and then remove it, all at the Material Girl’s instruction. Naturally, because this is Madonna, she also sings while it’s all happening.

The mask is a super-luxe concoction worthy of Madonna (and of the pop star inside everyone). Its active ingredient is volcanic clay from Montecatini Terme in Tuscany, the Italian town known as a wellness-spa destination. Unlike the typical dry-then-crack clay mask, MDNA’s version reportedly stays creamy when applied. It’s also technologically savvy. The clay is magnetized, so you remove it by dragging a magnetic brush over your face. No rinsing necessary. And it just looks impressive. The best part? The mask stays on for only five minutes. It must have been designed either for rushed mornings or for the busy schedule of the world’s most famous music icon.

Madonna herself demonstrated the magnet-removal innovation last year on Instagram. 'You want this product. I want this product,' she said.

Aside from the mask and its removal device, the line includes a face wash, serum, rose mist, eye mask, and a not-yet-released eye serum. All products have prestige prices, from $4,860 Japanese yen (about US$43) for the face wash and 62,640 yen (about US$567) for the mask and regenerator set.

Madonna has been teasing the U.S. release of the mask for months, but for now, all MDNA Skin products are available only in Japan. Does anyone we know have a Japanese vacation and a large suitcase?

From Yahoo! Beauty

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Madonna’s Skin-Care Line Is Coming to the U.S.

Friday, 30 December 2016
We've known about Madonna's skin-care line, MDNA, for a few years now, but knowing about the concept - and the products in the line - is about all we've experienced. Since news of its launch, the collection has only been available in Hong Kong and Japan, so getting your hands on it would basically entail booking a pricey vacation just to shop for cosmetics. Hey, if you have the extra cash, kudos. But it looks like those in the U.S. are finally going to be able to experience the Queen of Pop's skin-care products.

When? Well, that's still an unfortunate TBD. The singer took to Instagram to share a video of her latest MDNA Chrome Clay Mask and wrote in the caption that it's 'coming to America soon,' but those are all the details we have.

The Chrome Clay Mask seems like it works similar to the uber-popular magnetic face masks that hit the market earlier this year, like Dr. Brandt Skincare Magnetight Age-Defier Mask ($75; sephora.com).

The other buys that made up MDNA include serum, face wash, rose mist, eye mask, eye serum, and a tool called the skin rejuvenator. According to Madonna's site, the U.S. version of MDNA's e-com site will be up and functioning 'very soon,' so hopefully that means before we've used all our holiday gift cards on coffee and sweaters we don't need.

From InStyle Via Yahoo! News

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Madonna's Instagram: MDNASkin in Japan

Monday, 15 February 2016
Madonna was promoting her MDNASkin products while in Japan. She posted these two pictures on her Instagram page:

'Off to a great start with mdnaskin products with my partners Mr. Matushita and Mr. Nakajima. #wehavemanydreams #mdnaskin #mtg'

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'And then we relax@after a hard days werk!! Thank goodness for mdnaskin Thank goodness for all of it!'

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MDNA SKIN Launches in Japan On February 12

Wednesday, 12 February 2014
Michelle Peck, Skin Care Artist and Madonna's Skin Care Advisor and Brand Ambassador Introduces MDNA SKIN on February l2th.

'MDNA SKIN' - the new innovative and revolutionary skin care brand created by Madonna in collaboration with MTG, Japan's leading beauty company, is scheduled to open in Omotesando for a limited time beginning Thursday, February 13th thru Sunday, February 23rd between 11:00 and 20:00. This will be the exclusive location to buy 'MDNA SKIN' in the world. The brand's goal is to challenge women and their awareness about the art of beauty and skin care.

The state-of-the-art treatment system consists of three components:

The clay oil therapy inspired CHROME CLAY MASK, made with a base of clay from Montecatini Terme in Italy, which performs multiple functions that enrich the skin.

The SKIN REJUVINATOR - the specialized Magnetic Force and Deep Derma induction system devised to remove impurities and revitalizes the skin.

THE SERUM - based on an original formula that was created exclusively for Madonna, it creates a glowing effect when used alone and is further enhanced when used with the CHROME CLAY MASK and SKIN REJUVENATOR.

Using these products routinely as part of daily skin care regime creates firm, resilient and radiant skin overflowing with energy after every use.

The MDNA SKIN POP UP STORE will give customers the opportunity to see, feel and experience the products and enjoy the multiple screen projected visuals. The store will also host a VIP area and the location for special events.

MDNA SKIN will be available at selected department stores in Japan on February 26th.

http://www.mdnaskin.jp/

MDNA SKIN POP UP STORE
DATE: 2/13 - 2/23
OPEN TIME: 11:00 - 20:00
VENUE: BA-TSU ART GALLERY
5-11-5 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
5 minute walk from Omotesando Station, Exit A1
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Chiyoda Line, Hanzomon

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#MDNASKIN: is this Madonna's new skincare line?

Thursday, 06 February 2014
Thanks to Instagram, it's amazing what a tease celebrities can be. Take Madonna, who last night eluded to the fact that she's launching a new skincare line - or did we imagine that?

The 55-year-old uploaded a photo of herself draped across her bathroom floor with the caption: 'She's done for the day! Bath or shower? #MDNASKIN.' While some followers missed the point - 'I prefer a bath,' replied one - we saw through the hashtag and found a skincare line. Elusive, and perhaps not the right styling for a new beauty campaign (suspenders do not a skincare advert make), but nonetheless food for skincare thought, and an excellent marketing ploy.

With a perfume collection under her belt (inspired by Robert Piguet's Fracas), a chain of Hard Candy Fitness studios with her name across the door and a very public penchant for oxygen-infused facials by Intraceuticals (she owns, and tours, with one of the oxygen infusing skin rejuvenating machines by her side) we know Madge likes a touch of health and beauty.

But is she moving into the world of skincare herself? Click on the link spelt out in her Instagram teaser and you'll find your way to a Japanese skincare brand, #MDNA - which, says the landing page, will be revealed in Japan on February 12.

From fashion.telegraph.co.uk

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