Another year has come and gone. 2019 has seen a lot of exciting things happen in the world of beauty. If you’ve been keeping up, there’s been no shortage of product and line launches in the world of skincare and makeup. Here are just a few beauty launches that caught my eye—and let’s be honest, these are just the tip of the iceberg!
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The holiday season is always busy with parties, events, and dinners. With drinks usually flowing, it can be super hard to get out of bed the next morning. If you’ve indulged in a night of festive cocktails and are experiencing tired eyes, then skincare products like an eye mask can make a world of difference.
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Skin has never been more in. Everyone is talking about a glowing complexion and how to get it from comprehensive skincare routines that border on religious, to vitamins, supplements and skin-focused diet regimens. And let’s not forget, drinking 8 glasses of water a day. But sometimes we all need just a bit of professional help. Sure, your toner-essence-serum combo does the job for everyday use, but when it comes to giving your skin a little extra something-something — that’s where facial treatments come in.
No longer reserved to a ‘once-in-a-blue-moon’ occasions, facials — and the spas and clinics that administer them — have grown in popularity, in part due to increased demand.
“Consumers are more skin-conscious and savvy now,” says Lori Beazer, custom cold laser technician at Consonant Skincare. “Social media has played a huge role in displaying the importance of how facials benefit your skin.”
For those uninitiated in the world of facials or if you’re looking to try a treatment out for the first time, we spoke to a number of expert skin therapists for everything you need to know.
Communication Is Key
The initial conversation between you and your skin pro will set the tone for your entire treatment. “The first thing is to let your skin therapist your skin concerns and what to avoid,” says Anna Koshevaia from the Hammam Spa by Cela at Bayview Village.
You want to make sure you and your skin therapist are on the same page about what you are hoping to achieve with your treatment — namely, that they prioritize the same issue as you.
If you’re getting a facial to address brightening and firming, then you might not want your therapist to zero in on issues such as sun damage or pigmentation instead. When your skin therapist is first becoming acquainted with your skin, be it through close examination or an in-depth skin analysis, they can give you a better idea of what you should be looking out for.
According to Lindsay Barras, education manager at Dermalogica Canada, “The skin analysis is an important part of your treatment that completely dictates what products are used, what modalities are used, and the at-home regime that is recommended following the treatment.”
“Sometimes, what we see and what you think you see might not always be the same thing,” says Koshevaia. “Definitely try to talk about your skin as much as possible so we make sure we fix what you want, and not simply what we, as professionals, might see.”
Also, don’t forget to let your skin therapist know if you have a big event coming up, and how far in advance.
Some treatments, such as detoxifying treatments or chemical peels can have some downtime (namely breakouts or redness) and you definitely don’t want that.
What Kind Of Facial You Want
Across the board according to our pros, the top three most commonly addressed skin concerns are acne, anti-aging, and brightening. Whether you’re looking to heal acne scarring, plump fine lines or tighten the complexion, facials can be tailored towards your specific needs and wants.
Most facials start off with a cleanser to remove dirt and makeup, and then follow with exfoliation to get rid of dead skin. While the type of exfoliation differs from, say, a scrub to an acid to a microdermabrasion machine, the intent is the same: to prep your skin and allow the next steps to penetrate for maximum results.
This exfoliation step is also why there are some red flags to watch out for before your facial.
“Retinols and acids should be avoided a few days prior to treatment,” says Beazer. Koshevaia agrees and goes further to say that waxing should be avoided one or two days before and after your facial: “This way, you minimize sensitivity and redness, since your skin can become over-exfoliated otherwise.”
There’s also the type of facial to consider: regular or high-tech.
Facials which use technology usually target the skin on a cellular level by stimulating cell turnover and skin regeneration. For example, the Cold Laser Facial at Consonant or the Freeze Clinic uses LED therapy that target the dermis layer to strengthen the skin from within.
On the other hand, regular facials aren’t necessarily less effective — they also focus more on the relaxation aspect. Regardless, the products administered by your skin therapist during a facial are professional grade, meaning the concentrations are higher than you would be able to buy as a consumer, thus the impact on your skin is greater.
Facials don’t replace a routine
Each of the experts we spoke to all agreed on one thing: a facial is not a one-hit solution.
“Just one skin treatment is not going to get you towards your skin goals,” says Barras. She likens the experience to going to the dentist. “You go to the dentist to get a professional cleaning, as you would a skin therapist to get a professional skin treatment — but you have to do your day to day maintenance every single day to be able to achieve your desired results.”
As to how often people should come back for treatments, it really depends on the individual.
Some people come for a set of 4 to 6 treatments every three weeks, others once a year. No matter what you feel works for you, as long as you’re committing to taking care of your skin.
Rather than replace a regimen, a facial treatment will work in tandem with your existing skincare routine.
There’s no point in getting a facial and then forgoing your toner-serum-moisturizer combo. “In fact, I would say that following a good skincare routine is about 80% of your success,” says Koshevaia.
Who’s to say that the famed 80-20 rule can’t apply to skincare as well?
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I am obsessed with taking care of my skin. So much so that I’m willing to try out the latest trends and the newest products. But one of the things I always grapple with internally is if a skincare product’s price tag is really worth it. For this skincare test, I wanted to take some cheap skincare products and some more expensive skincare products to see if you could really tell the difference. For the purpose of this experiment, I did my best to find products that were comparable and showcasing an in-house line.
I mean, sure – a brand will say it’s worth it, but is it really?
Case in point: I selected an item from Shoppers Drug Mart’s Life Brand and Sephora’s Sephora Collection to go against top of the line brands.
Now, I know what you’re thinking: “That’s not fair!” But honestly, I think there are a lot of misconceptions and stigmas when it comes to in-house brands that they aren’t good enough or that because they aren’t as expensive, or they won’t have good enough ingredients. Once again, not true!
Here are some of my thoughts and opinions on if price really matters when it comes to skincare products.
Spot treatments:
Life Brand – Clear Action – Advance Acne Spot Treatment, $7.99
VICHY – Normaderm Hyaluspot Targeted Fast Acting Care, $21
In my last piece, I spoke extensively about my hormonal acne, so I was super excited to test out two brands so who help out with this. First up, I took to the back of the packages to explore the ingredient listings. Both of these products have salicylic acid, which is known to help unclog pores and prevent lesions in the face. Perfect.
The Life Brand spot treatment includes witch hazel, which is similar to tea tree oil, acting as both astringent and anti-inflammatory. With this product, you’re supposed to apply it to the individual breakouts three-times-daily and it will help dry it out and help tighten the skin.
When I tested out the VICHY product, I found that it works a bit differently, using hyaluronic acid to create more of an invisible layer to help product against external agents. Since I have sensitive skin, I found that when I applied the VICHY product, my skin was a bit more tingly than with most products, but it immediately disappeared within a few minutes.
The results between the two products were fairly average. To be honest, I didn’t notice an immediate clear up using either. But I did notice a shrinking in my problem areas using the Life Brand spot treatment, which made me feel better.
My only concern was that I couldn’t really keep applying it three times a day. I mean, who can?
Each had its benefits, and from what I have read up, with continued use of the VICHY product, it can help to reduce the redness of spots as well as heal them faster in the future. So I guess, stay tuned.
Skin aging:
Sephora Collection – Firming Sleeping Mask, $22
Sephora Collection – Ultra Glow Serum: Glow + Strengthen Vitamin C Serum, $27
Dermalogica – AGE Smart Phyto-Nature Firming Serum, $199
I recently celebrated my 36th birthday, and of course – I’m thinking about aging in a way that’s very real, so I’ve been exploring how to take care of my skin, properly.
This means buying anti-aging serums and creams, and oh my, are they expensive.
As soon as I heard about the brand new Phyto-Nature Firming Serum by Dermalogica, I had to try it out. Using plant-based products, I took one tiny pump to my face, and within a week it calmed down my rosacea and evened out some of my finer lines near my eyes.
However, I’ve got to admit that $199 is not something I might be willing to shell out on a product all the time, so I used two different Sephora Collection products to see if I could get the same effect and oddly enough, I enjoyed them.
I was nervous using a cream at night because, to be honest, it felt heavy and I thought it was going to get all over my pillow. But I made sure to work it into my routine, and the mask would seep into my face right in my skin, leaving me with smoother, more supple skin.
One of the active ingredients in the mask is PEP (peptides) which is known to tighten skin, and while I didn’t notice my lines even out, I did feel much better about how smooth and strong my skin felt. In the mornings, I would wake up and use the Ultra Glow Serum, and it was everything. It’s lightweight, absorbs into the skin quickly and didn’t have a huge fragrance.
Did the two Sephora products offer the same benefits as the Dermalogica? I don’t think so!
However, if my budget couldn’t spring for the one serum, this works in a pinch and they were just as good.
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The fall and winter seasons are notorious for being beautiful, cozy, and dehydrating for our skin. In addition to it being absolutely freakin’ freezing, these icy winds wreak absolute havoc on our skin and hair. It’s not only important to keep ourselves hydrated by obviously drinking water, but slathering on hydrating beauty products has never been so crucial.
Now don’t read this and start slathering on all the moisturizer. Keeping your skin and hair hydrated starts on the inside. Really make sure you’re drinking enough water throughout the day. Not only that, but make sure you chug a large glass full first thing in the morning. If you think about it, that’s a whole 8 hours that you didn’t drink anything. For my fellow caffeine addicts — don’t worry, you’ll still get your espresso — just after you down that glass of H20.
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Washing your face at the end of everyday is crucial, regardless of if you wear a full face of makeup or just a swipe of mascara and lipstick. Ask any beauty and skincare aficionado and they’ll likely tell you that removing your makeup isn’t the same as washing your face. Yes, it’s a great first step but it’s not the only step.
If you’re guilty of this, you may be now in the market to buy a cleanser that won’t only help get all traces of makeup off your face — a face wipe can only do so much — but also address your skincare concerns like acne, redness, and dehydration. When looking to buy a new cleanser, obviously price plays an important part. Just because one might be expensive, it doesn’t mean it’s the best cleanser and it certainly doesn’t mean the cheapies are crap.
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While some folks might still be mourning the loss of summer, I know there are some (myself included), who jump for joy for the return of fall. Not only am I super excited to wear cozy sweaters and coats, but new fall beauty launches are like Christmas freakin’ morning. Not only are so many amazing brands coming out with inventive new products, but with the weather turning chillier, it’s super important to take care of our skin by hydrating and using the correct skincare products. Don’t think the fun stops at skincare — there are some super exciting new fall beauty products coming down the pipeline. From exfoliators, pre-shampoo masks, and roll-on scalp treatments, it’s all here!
If you aren’t on the edge of your seat already, then you will be soon. These 14 new fall beauty products will have you out of your chair, heading to the mall, and shopping, because yes, they’re that good.
If you’re like me, then you hate packing with a pure passion. How could I be expected to know what beauty products while I travel? I detest packing and decision making in general, so I end up overpacking and bringing anything and everything I think I’ll need with me. Because I basically bring my whole beauty and skincare arsenal with me, I often have zero room left in my suitcase for clothes and shoes. If you can relate, and let’s be honest, I’m hoping that a few of you can, you probably need to switch over from bringing full-size products with you. Nowadays, there are so many of our fave mini beauty products that are perfect for travel.
Here are 7 mini beauty products to pack in your travel bag!
Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask, $34
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Doing a full skincare routine on the plane is all the rage these days, and as ridiculous as it might seem, it’s actually a good idea. The air on planes is recycled and it’s known for being drying and stale. Combat the dehydration and slather on a quality moisturizer and there’s none better than Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask. Because this product is a leave on mask, it rubs right in so the whole plane thankfully won’t know you’re wearing a face mask.
Caudalie Beauty Elixir Mini, $24
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Whether you’re travelling by plane, train, or car, your skin will need a little revitalizing whilst you’re on your trip. Instead of lugging around a large heavy bottle of your fave fact mist, opt for a lighter version instead. The cult fave Caudalie Beauty Elixir is a brilliant way to freshen up after a long travel day.
Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant Exfoliator Mini, $21
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Just because you’re on holiday, it doesn’t mean you can skimp on your skincare. Don’t go without a good exfoliation – just pack a mini version of your fave. My go-to is Dermalogica’s Daily Microfoliant and I’m thrilled it comes in a travel-friendly size because travelling can wreak absolute havoc on your skin
Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt Mini, $25
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If you’re heading on a beach vacay, sweat, and sunscreen can result in lots of build up on your scalp, so packing Christophe Robin’s iconic scalp scrub is a great idea. This scalp exfoliator cleanses and soothes sensitive, flaky, and oily scalps.
Glossier Milk Jelly Cleanser, $11
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Even if you’re bringing your whole beauty cabinet with you on your trip, it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a multitasking product. Glossier’s Milk Jelly Cleanser can be used as a makeup remover when used on dry skin, or as a cleanser that cleans deep on wet skin. What’s even better is it’s cruely-free, vegan, dermatologist tested, and ophthalmologist tested so it’s safe to use around the eyes.
Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation, $58
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With baggage weight limitations in effect, it doesn’t make sense to waste space bringing your full size foundation in its heavy glass bottle. However, don’t think that I’m expecting you to travel without your essentials. It pays to buy a mini version of your go-to foundation and save it for travel days ahead. Giorgio Armani’s Luminous Silk Foundation is a fave for a reason as it’s weightless and gives skin a gorgeous, radiant finish.
Rahua Voluminous Travel Shampoo, $12
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There’s something about travelling that just deflates your hair. If you need a bit of a pick me up in the haircare department, try a volumizing shampoo. This travel size shampoo from Rahua delivers noticable volume and body while nourishing strands with ingredients like omega-3s and rahua oil.
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It’s back! Sephora’s VIB beauty sale is happening so if you’ve been meaning to stock up on your fave products, or try something new, now is definitely the time. On until August 27, the sale is open those who are in the VIB or Rouge tier of the Sephora Beauty Insider program. While VIB members can snag 15% off, those in the Rouge category can get 20% off.
Becoming part of Sephora’s Beauty Insider program is totally free, but you have to spend at least $350 to qualify for VIB and at least $1,000 to qualify for Rouge in a calendar year. However, if you have a friend in the Rouge category, you may want to schedule a shopping date.I if you’re in the Beauty Insider program and haven’t qualified for either category, you can snag your pals 20% off Rouge discount if you’re present at the time of purchase.
If you’re looking to snag a discount on new beauty products, here are 10 fabulous beauty buys from Sephora’s VIB sale!
Volition Beauty Helix AM/PM Eye Gel
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — I love a multitasking product. This eye gel from Volition Beauty is an eye cream and an under-eye primer that creates the perfect canvas for concealer. What’s super cool about this brand is that anyone can suggest a product to be made, all it needs is votes and once an idea has enough votes, it goes into production.
VIB Price: $58
Rouge Price: $55
Dermalogica Prisma Protect Moisturizer
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Another multi use product that I’m super excited about is Dermalogica’s Prisma Protect Moisturizer that hydrates the skin and it also has SPF 30 to protect against UV rays, infrared light, and blue light. This wonder of a moisturizer converts visible light into increased skin luminosity for a truly natural glow.
VIB Price: $75
Rouge Price: $71
Marc Jacobs Beauty Le Marc Lip Crème Lipstick
If I was asked what my holy grail beauty product is, it’s this lipstick by Marc Jacobs Beauty. The shade I go for time and time again is True (fun fact: it’s inspired by Margaret Trudeau!) This pinky-nude lippie is the perfect everyday shade and it seriously lasts all day through my many coffees, snacks, and green juices.
VIB Price: $35
Rouge Price: $33
Charlotte Tilbury Instant Magic Facial Dry Sheet Mask, 4-Pack
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As a skincare junkie, I live for a good sheet mask but I absolutely hate the ones that are over saturated with product that drips down my neck and onto my clothes. If this scenario sounds familiar, you might want to try these dry sheet masks from Charlotte Tilbury. You might look like you’re ready for Halloween once you have it on, but believe me, these masks are mega hydrating and will leave you absolutely glowing!
VIB Price: $90
Rouge Price: $84
Ouai Air Dry Foam
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Just because we’re more than halfway through August, it doesn’t mean summer is totally over. Summer is all about letting your hairs natural texture shine so put down your hair dryer and straightener and try Ouai’s Air Dry Foam. Created by hair guru Jen Atkin herself, this revolutionary product comes out as a foam and once worked through your tresses, creates perfect air-dried waves.
VIB Price: $31
Rouge Price: $29
Christophe Robin Regenerating Mask with Rare Prickly Pear Seed Oil
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If your ends are feeling the heat of summer and need a little extra love, a quick hair mask might be in order. Super rich and intensive, this mask by pro Christophe Robin has been a lifesaver for my hair. I had no idea that prickly pear seed oil is packed with antioxidants and works to protect hair from breakage and split ends for a smooth, soft, radiant finish.
VIB Price: $79
Rouge Price: $75
Miu Miu MIU MIU Eau de Parfum
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For anyone who doesn’t know, my fave flower in the whole world is Lily of the Valley, so when I tried this Miu Miu perfume, I was in total absolute heaven. This scent isn’t overpowering or overly feminine, but it’s soft and smells just so fresh and lovely.
VIB Price: $136
Rouge Price: $128
St. Tropez Self Tan Classic Bronzing Mousse
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It’s no secret that we should be staying out of the sun, but if you’re needing to keep your summer glow, St. Tropez has your back with this bronzing mousse. This self-tanner is seriously so easy to use and won’t have you looking Oompa Loompa orange or streaky.
VIB Price: $46
Rouge Price: $44
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Beauty trends come and go but healthy and clear skin is always in. I’m not saying that anyone with acne prone skin should hide inside until their skin clears but if you’re looking for some (literal) solutions for your spots, then this is for you. Acne can be a result of multiple things from hormones and pollution, to stress. Personally, I’ve struggled with acne for as long as I can remember. Even as a young adult, my acne has since improved but it’s still something I’m insecure about. These products for acne prone skin are all ones that I’ve tried and tested and honestly, they all worked wonders for me and my spotty skin.
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Dermalogica Active Clearing Line, $55 – $89
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Let me be honest: I have never met a Dermalogica product I didn’t like, and as a beauty editor, I’ve tried a lot of different skincare products from a lot of different brands. From cleansers and serums, to eye creams and moisturizers, Dermalogica is legit and 100% worth the money. The brands Active Clearing Line is also one to know about if acne is something you’re struggling with. Get your hands on the Clearing Skin Wash for a gentle cleanse that calms the skin while (safely) drying out any spots.
Follow that with Dermalogica’s new AGE Bright Clearing Serum and your acne prone skin will have no idea what’s coming. Perfect for young adults, the serum not only prevents breakouts but it also works to reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles. Saving the day is the AGE Bright Spot Fader which reduces the size of active breakouts but also fades post-acne scars or marks. For an extra dose of anti-acne magic, use Dermalogica’s Overnight Clearing Gel to work while you catch your zzz’s. Formulated with tea tree oil to soothe the skin and salicylic acid and meadowsweet to slough off pore-clogging skin cells, this miracle gel will work to stop future breakouts.
Sisley Paris Gentle Cleansing Gel with Tropical Resins, $130
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Believe it or not, one of the main ingredients in Sisley’s luxe cleansing gel is marshmallow extract which is actually great for moisturizing. This cleanser is soap-free so it won’t dry out your complexion and it’s also formulated with Tropical Resins that work to minimize impurities and rid the skin of excess sebum. After just one use, you’ll notice how clean and fresh your skin feels and I even noticed an improvement in radiance and luminosity, too! For an extra boost of anti-acne magic, pair this cleanser with Sisley’s Intensive Serum with Tropical Resins which purify the skin and salicylic acid that unclogs pores to prevent future breakouts.
Kate Somerville EradiKate Daily Foaming Cleanser, $49
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You know you’re a skincare addict when you have one cleanser for the morning and one for night. This Kate Somerville cleanser has been my go-to for years and I use it at night after a day in full-face makeup. What I love about this cleanser is that it’s non-drying and is made with sulphur (weird but it works) that reduces blemishes and draws out impurities to unclog congested pores.
May Lindstrom The Problem Solver, $129
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Even as a skincare junkie, there are times where I’m naughty and I sleep in my makeup. Whenever this happens, I immediately apply May Lindstrom’s Problem Solver mask to counteract all the damage I’ve done. While this mask is on the pricier side of things, it comes in a powder form and you only need a tablespoon at a time so a little truly goes a long way. Once activated with water, the blend of ingredients like charcoal, and cacao instantly work to draw out all the nasties from your skin.
Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, $23
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It takes approximately 4-6 weeks for a new skincare product to show its effects so don’t expect magic to happen overnight, except in this case. Combat active spots with Mario Badescu’s Drying Lotion that honestly is a game changer. Before bed, dip a cotton swab into the pink sediment at the bottom of the bottle and apply to any active pimples and you’ll wake up noticing that any zits you did have, have either magically shrunk or dried up completely.
Glossier Solution, $29
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When Glossier’s Solution launched a while back, there was a lot of hype. With popular internet brands, it’s often the branding and packaging can come first instead of the product, but not here. This chemical exfoliator isn’t for the faint of heart — this baby means serious business as it’s formulated with a 10% blend of three acid groups: Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA), Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA), and Polyhydroxy Acid (PHA). Just a few pumps on a cotton round will give you enough to slough away dead skin cells that will reveal a fresh complexion. After 4 weeks, 94% of folks said their skin is clearer — who doesn’t want that?
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