Where Beauty Meets Innovation

Founded in a quaint but vibrant corner of the city, Oliva Beauty began as a small dream with a big vision. Our founder, a passionate advocate for natural and effective skincare, sought to create a brand that not only enhanced beauty but also empowered individuals to feel confident in their skin.

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Our Journey

Our story began over a decade ago, in a tiny, sunlit studio filled with botanical extracts and a determination to make a difference in the cosmetics industry. We started with a line of handcrafted, natural skincare products, each carefully formulated to nourish and rejuvenate the skin.

As word of our quality and commitment to natural beauty spread, so did our brand. From local markets to global shelves, Cora Beauty has blossomed into an industry powerhouse, synonymous with innovation, quality, and integrity.

Why be yours?

Clean Skincare

Clean and natural skincare with safe and transparent ingredients

European Delivery

Fast delivery options with tracking No EU import duties

Sustainability

Our signature shipping boxes are fully recyclable and biodegradable

Authorized Retailer

We are an authorized retailer for all the brands we carry

The Best Team Available

Gomer Randal

Physiotherapist

Gerrele York

Chief masseuse

Miranda Sho

Manager

Loren Evans

Cosmetologist

Here's what our satisfied clients are saying

Our Happy Clients

“I enrolled in Spa Nails because I was interested in trying a different path in life. I am a mom to 3 and I wanted to show them a future doing something that you love. Making people feel relaxed, building friendships and leaving them happy with their nails!”

Briana Wrider Barbering

"The results from the use of Oliva were seen in me immediately, and they are excellent results! I am happy that I have found the right cream, and what's more, it is completely natural. Well done!"

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