Clinique is Hosting a Hydration Pop-Up in Toronto + More Beauty News
Clinique’s pop-up is on the go in Toronto
Keep your eyes peeled for a pastel pink van parked in Toronto on June 23, as Clinique will be on-the-glow with a mobile pop-up highlighting the brand’s Moisture Surge 100-hour-Hydrator! With its gel-cream texture, plumping, and glowing properties, this moisturizer is sure to be summertime staple. At the pop-up, visitors can enter giveaways, take photos, grab samples of the moisturizer and soak up advice from beauty experts on site. Head over to Queens Quay and Spadina (near the water taxis) today to see for yourself!
Tower 28 launches a barrier recovery cream
If you’re not keeping your skin barrier in check, then consider this your sign to start doing so. Not sure how? Well, working Tower 28’s newly launched SOS Skin Daily Barrier Recovery Cream would be a good place to start. Powered by four types of hyaluronic acid, skin-supportive ceramides, and soothing allantoin, this daily moisturizer designed for sensitive skin works to help reinforce the skin barrier so your complexion looks and feels better.
Starface collaborates with DedCool on air fresheners
Starface has partnered with fragrance brand DedCool to bring forth a one-of-a-kind collection of exclusively scented air fresheners. The three scents — musky Magic Forest, refreshing Dream Cloud, and fruity Juicy Blooms — will fill any space with an addictive aroma, while the fresheners themselves take on Starface’s eye-catching colour palette and designs to make for mini decorations. Like the sound (or smell!) of these little scent boosters? They’re limited edition so grab ‘em while you can!
Beautycounter launches a dark spot minimizer
Beautycounter has expanded their All Bright Line with the addition of the Dark Spot Minimizer. Infused with the brand’s BrighterTone Complex (a potent trio of ascorbic acid, niacinamide, and pomegranate), this treatment seeks to fade dark spots and reduce the appearance of skin discolouration. The result? A clear and glowing complexion that is sure to turn heads.
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Lauren Knowles is FASHION Magazine’s digital beauty writer. If she’s wearing it, it’s neutral — but her minimalist taste doesn’t mean she’s not tuned in to what avant-garde trends are hot on the runway or in the works backstage with the beauty pros (she’s pinning it all to a virtual mood board for future reference). This Bahamian-born creative also has bylines in Elle Canada, Hypebae, and CBC.
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