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Mythical beauty.
Asklepios Garden’s ethos is grounded in creating plant-based skin care that nourishes, renews, and protects the epidermis, using nutrient-rich, organic ingredients. Its products are designed to be gentle for all skin types without clogging pores.
Gift-giving is complicated—especially when it comes to beauty. Here we have curated a list of beauty products that were standouts this year and will impress any recipient—including yourself.
The woman-owned and -operated company creates simple organic superfood teas and adaptogenic blends in Toronto made with 100 per cent plant-based ingredients.
This year, history and art are elements of an exciting partnership with Parisian design atelier À Paris chez Antoinette Poisson. The collaboration celebrates historical craftsmanship in both the design space and the beauty realm, which share an ethos of quality and detail.
Poosh, Kardashian’s lifestyle platform and modern guide to healthy living and wellness, naturally gravitated toward the innovative beauty brand as their values align with one another.
But I was swimming against the tide. For everyone else, working from home meant still wearing lipstick but in you-but-better lip shades (plus a Zoom filter). I stayed as bright as ever.
When it comes to sensitive skin, less has always proved to be more.
Every brand has its cult products—the ones that top the best-seller list year in, year out.
For the beauty space specifically, opting for businesses owned and/or operated by BIPOC is one step toward shifting the social narrative to culture keepers.
