En partenariat avec le magazine Cosmétiques, NeoStrata lance un programme spécial dédié à la reconnaissance de 8 cosméticiens et cosméticiennes à travers le Canada (4 au Québec, 4 au Canada Anglais) pour leur expertise en cosméceutique.
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In partnership with Cosmetics, NeoStrata is launching a special program, dedicated to recognizing 8 cosmeticians across Canada (4 in English Canada, 4 in Quebec) for their cosmeceutical expertise.
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In September, Kiehl’s will bring its Apothecary Preparations personalized skincare service to select locations in Canada. The launch is inspired by the L’Oréal brand’s heritage: Kiehl’s started out in 1851 as a homeopathic pharmacy in New York’s East Village, offering custom treatments.
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Just as “health creep” has ushered in the rise of workout-proof makeup, ingredients hyped for their dietary and nutritional benefits are cropping up in cosmetics, too.
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The annual program recognizes the best new-to-market launches based on innovation in design, function and/or packaging, spanning a wide range of product categories.
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Years after North America clued into the wonders of BB cream, the trendiness of “K-beauty” (Korean beauty) is still going strong, with Asian inventions like sheet masks, watery essences and cushion compacts all winding their way here. Now, skincare from Seoul’s Laneige is finally arriving in Canada, with 22 SKUs landing at 55 Sephora stores. Here, five things you may not know about the company.
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Last month, Canadian menswear brand Frank & Oak debuted Balsem, a new, in-house apothecary line. Described as “a refreshing upgrade from drugstore dullness,” the unisex collection’s 10 SKUs for skin, hair and body are available on the brand’s website and in its North American retail stores. Made in Canada and the U.S. by a manufacturing partner, the line incorporates Canadian-sourced botanicals like birch sap to help tone and hydrate the skin and willow herb to reduce redness.
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In the age of hyper-marketed brand collaborations, it’s refreshing to see two companies forge a partnership based primarily on their respective expertise. Known for products that are gentle on sensitive skin, Montreal-based Marcelle is teaming up with Thyme Maternity, a division of Canadian womenswear retailer Reitmans, on a face and body care collection that caters to new moms and moms-to-be.
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