What Kind of Moisturizers Does Oily Skin Need?
Light fantastic.
For some people with oily skin, a light lotion will do all year round. Here, we’ve listed six moisturizers to try.
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Dr. Dennis Gross LED Devices Come to Canada
A light touch.
Celebrated New York-based dermatologist Dr. Dennis Gross’s eponymous skin-care line has become available in Canada via Sephora.
Rennaï Is Montreal’s New Bricks-and-Mortar Beauty Destination
Self-care reimagined.
Social media has transformed the beauty industry. From TikTok “skinfluencers” to celebrity cosmetics line, the modern customer is omnivorous when it comes to brand loyalty, and as demanding as they are discerning. But beyond the trends and filters, there will always be the product. Its look, feel, scent, effectiveness: that’s where Rennaï comes in, a brand new 36,000-square-foot beauty and …
Bringing the Spirit of Korean Bathhouse Culture to Canada
Meet Binu Binu.
That relaxation and enjoyment of a Korean bathhouse is what Karen Kim recreates with her lifestyle brand, Binu Binu.
Montreal’s Wonderblush Makeup: Clean and Chic Beauty Staples
The Montreal-based founder and creative director Melanie Hachey made her name with a pared-back approach to makeup.
Wonderblush founder and creative director Melanie Hachey made her name with a pared-back approach.
Pucci and Guerlain’s New Multicolour Makeup Collection
A collectible set dressed in Pucci's signature Marmo print.
The collaboration has one of Pucci’s signature psychedelic prints, Marmo, splashed on the gold cases of the set,
The Canadian Hair-Care Brand Championing All-Natural Styles
Discovering Stephen J.
Stephen J was founded by Stephen James in Calgary in 2019 with the goal of changing how people think about plant-based hair products.
Gabrielle Chanel’s Fascination with Mystical Elements Is Now a Makeup Collection
A look at the new fall/winter collection, Clairvoyance.
A look at the new fall/winter collection, Clairvoyance.
The Indie Brand Changing the Conversation Around Youth-Obsessed Beauty
Toronto’s 19/99 is finding beauty in the smears, strokes, and creases.
In an industry dominated by messages of correction and perfection, Toronto’s 19/99 Beauty aims to change it.
