Omorose Cosmetics

Ancient city, beautiful and intricate wall paintings, nature’s beauty – all sparked off the inspiration for the heart-warming cosmetic range, OMOROSE,(‘beautiful’ in ancient Egyptian). Founder, Terry Liau launched the make-up range OMOROSE COSMETICS in 2014. But, Terry knew from the very beginning that his cosmetics would delve deeper than colours and shades, styles and trends; it is about the passion for life and the true beauty in people. Safe, Universal, Beautiful OMOROSE is committed to create a range of products which is safe for the beauty, health and self-worth of all the women who put their trust in us – even the cancer survivors. Witnessing how cancer could take so much away from one’s life, and realising how the food and the products we consume daily contain chemicals that could cause cancer, Terry vowed to make his products as safe as possible by eliminating the harmful ingredients. All OMOROSE products use only natural preservatives where needed, without using parabens and phenoxyethanol. Phthalates and mineral oil are also excluded from our products. Furthermore, the factory that manufactures all OMOROSE products has been certified with GMPC, ISO 9001:2008 standards and conforms to FDA, EEC and other international regulations. On top of that, as a cruelty-free brand, OMOROSE conducts no animal testing. Although the range is small, OMOROSE’s colours and shades are broad and universal to suit every skin tone. With the desire to cater aesthetic beauty to everyone from all walks of life, OMOROSE is formulated so that every person can find a product that appeals to her. Equal Opportunity and Excellent Quality At OMOROSE, persons with disability make up 80% of our workforce. In fact, we strongly believe in providing equal employment opportunities for persons with disability based on their professionalism and high-quality of works. We recognise that disability is no barrier and what matter most are their skills, knowledge and ability to deliver. OMOROSE is open to support and work with those with disability whenever possible.