Fenty Skin is Coming to Sephora + Other Beauty News You Missed
Here's what caught out attention this week.
Fenty Skin Is Coming to Sephora
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RiRi sure knows how to keep her legion of adoring fans on their toes. Back in July, the American singing sensation dropped her much-anticipated Fenty Skin brand on fentybeauty.com, a four-product lineup of uncomplicated, genderless and multifunctional skincare heroes housed in pastel lavender vessels and inspired by the artist’s global experiences and personal skincare journey. As of December 26th, the skincare range will officially be available at Sephora and on sephora.com, globally making it even more accessible to the Rihanna Navy. Mark those calendars!
Oribe Haircare Launches E-Commerce in Canada
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Oribe lovers, rejoice: A cult favourite luxury haircare brand among many beauty enthusiasts and hair professionals alike, thanks to its high-performance formulas and obsessed-about scent, Oribe has finally expanded its Canadian presence with the launch of a local ecommerce site, oribe.ca. The new website makes adding to cart a cinch with its user-friendly filters, such as being able to shop by specific haircare collections, best-sellers, haircare needs and more. The site also includes the brand’s signature body and fragrance offerings for those looking for a 360 Oribe experience.
Sephora Canada’s First-Ever Sephorathon Discount Sale Is On Now
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ICYMI, beauty megastore Sephora is in the middle of a month-long series of deals, both online and in-store, for all tiers of Beauty Insider members and the blowout event is running all the way until January 1, 2021. Here’s what’s still on the agenda: Valid until December 16th, Rouge members will receive four times the points for their purchases, VIB members will get three times, and Insider members will rack up two times the number of points by using the code BIGPOINTS at checkout.
Next up is December 19th where Beauty Insiders will have a chance to win some Sephora bucks both in-store or online. One winner per store and one online winner will win a $100 eGift Card, while 100 winners per store and 100 online users will win a $10 eGift card. The final stretch of the Sephorathon runs from December 20th to January 1st, and all tiers (Rouge, VIB, and Insiders) can enjoy an extra 20 percent off sale items with the code MAJORSALE.
Vancouver’s Lemongrass House Has Developed a Product Line That Supports Humanitarian Organization War Child
Okay, this isn’t necessarily the latest beauty news, but we’re big fans of thoughtful beauty products that give back. Vancouver-based Lemongrass House, a speciality retail and wholesale shop that offers spa-quality body products handmade by Thai artisans, has teamed with two fellow Canadians, JUNO-winning singer and songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk and contemporary portrait artist Carling Jackson, on a four-piece product collection — the sale of which supports War Child, a humanitarian organization that has been protecting children affected by the ravages of war for the past twenty years. Called Uplift (a nod to its mood-boosting scent), the product line features striking artwork by Jackson, which was inspired by drawings of children in the War Child program, and includes a heart-shaped soap bar ($12), a room and pillow spray ($21), a hand cream ($21), clothing spray ($21) and an essential oil ($30).
RiRi sure knows how to keep her legion of adoring fans on their toes. Back in July, the American singing sensation dropped her much-anticipated Fenty Skin brand on fentybeauty.com, a four-product lineup of uncomplicated, genderless and multifunctional skincare heroes housed in pastel lavender vessels and inspired by the artist’s global experiences and personal skincare journey. As of December 26th, the skincare range will officially be available at Sephora and on sephora.com, globally making it even more accessible to the Rihanna Navy. Mark those calendars!
Oribe Haircare Launches E-Commerce in Canada
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Oribe lovers, rejoice: A cult favourite luxury haircare brand among many beauty enthusiasts and hair professionals alike, thanks to its high-performance formulas and obsessed-about scent, Oribe has finally expanded its Canadian presence with the launch of a local ecommerce site, oribe.ca. The new website makes adding to cart a cinch with its user-friendly filters, such as being able to shop by specific haircare collections, best-sellers, haircare needs and more. The site also includes the brand's signature body and fragrance offerings for those looking for a 360 Oribe experience.
Sephora Canada’s First-Ever Sephorathon Discount Sale Is On Now
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ICYMI, beauty megastore Sephora is in the middle of a month-long series of deals, both online and in-store, for all tiers of Beauty Insider members and the blowout event is running all the way until January 1, 2021. Here's what's still on the agenda: Valid until December 16th, Rouge members will receive four times the points for their purchases, VIB members will get three times, and Insider members will rack up two times the number of points by using the code BIGPOINTS at checkout.
Next up is December 19th where Beauty Insiders will have a chance to win some Sephora bucks both in-store or online. One winner per store and one online winner will win a $100 eGift Card, while 100 winners per store and 100 online users will win a $10 eGift card. The final stretch of the Sephorathon runs from December 20th to January 1st, and all tiers (Rouge, VIB, and Insiders) can enjoy an extra 20 percent off sale items with the code MAJORSALE.
Vancouver’s Lemongrass House Has Developed a Product Line That Supports Humanitarian Organization War Child
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Okay, this isn’t necessarily the latest beauty news, but we’re big fans of thoughtful beauty products that give back. Vancouver-based Lemongrass House, a speciality retail and wholesale shop that offers spa-quality body products handmade by Thai artisans, has teamed with two fellow Canadians, JUNO-winning singer and songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk and contemporary portrait artist Carling Jackson, on a four-piece product collection — the sale of which supports War Child, a humanitarian organization that has been protecting children affected by the ravages of war for the past twenty years. Called Uplift (a nod to its mood-boosting scent), the product line features striking artwork by Jackson, which was inspired by drawings of children in the War Child program, and includes a heart-shaped soap bar ($12), a room and pillow spray ($21), a hand cream ($21), clothing spray ($21) and an essential oil ($30).){kind=link}