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Vegan makeup products arranged on a light wood vanity with aloe leaves, green tea leaves, and citrus pieces around them
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Sweet Leilani Cosmetics Just Made Vegan Beauty Actually Affordable

Sweet LeiLani Cosmetics is a 100% plant-based, vegan beauty brand carving out space in the clean beauty trends conversation by combining ethical formulations with built-in sun protection. Every product is infused with natural SPF roughly comparable to SPF 20, giving your skin a shield while you glow. The brand promises no animal-derived ingredients, zero animal testing, and transparent pricing that includes free shipping over $85 and a complimentary gift when you hit $65. With staples like the Bare It At The Beach CC Cream ($40) …

Pastel blush compact with a fuzzy bear-shaped lid, a pom-pom makeup applicator, and a plush teddy bear on a cozy vanity with soft skincare items nearby.
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Teddy Bear Cosmetics: The Soft Aesthetic Taking Over Beauty (And Where to Find Deals)

Teddy bear cosmetics are beauty products wrapped in plush, cozy packaging or designed around a soft, comforting aesthetic, think fluffy cases, bear-shaped compacts, and pastel palettes that prioritize cuteness alongside performance. If you searched “teddy bear cosmetics Bedely” hoping to snag these adorable trend pieces at a discount, here’s the reality: Bedely Cosmetics, the beauty clearance retailer at 2697 Steeles Ave W in North York, specializes in premium skincare, haircare, and perfumes at up to 70% off, but there’s no verified confirmation they stock teddy-bear-themed products specifically.
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Shopper browsing skincare on neatly stocked shelves inside a Korean beauty boutique in Montreal, with testing items on a nearby counter in the background.
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Why C&C Korean Cosmetics Is Montreal’s Worst-Kept Beauty Secret

C&C Korean Cosmetics is a Montreal-based beauty destination that brings hard-to-find K-beauty brands and cult favorites straight to Canadian shoppers, with physical locations that let you swatch, test, and discover before you buy. If you’ve been ordering Korean skincare online and waiting weeks for delivery, this retailer changes the game by stocking everything from trending serums to sheet mask hauls in-store.
Founded as Montreal’s K-beauty scene started exploding, C&C carved out its niche by curating …

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Cosmetics in Canada: Why Em Cosmetics Just Changed the Beauty Game

Shopping for cosmetics in Canada in 2026 means navigating a landscape where cult-favorite brands like Em Cosmetics now ship directly north of the border, typically with delivery times of 7-10 business days and duties factored into checkout. Canadian beauty shoppers no longer need to rely on cross-border forwarding services or US road trips to access trending K-beauty-inspired formulas and TikTok-viral products that have reshaped how we approach makeup application.
The Canadian cosmetics market has evolved dramatically over …

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Rose-Shape Candles by Toronto Sisters Sell Out After TikTok Fame

3 sisters can sell out their rose-shaped candles because of the fame their candles made on Tiktok. Sundus, Suroor, and Sarah Aziz are the owners of these candles. They are in their 20s and all grew up in Toronto. Their rose-shaped candles, Blush Candles, are starting to get attention abroad.
Their videos on TikTok garnered millions of views. Their account also has more than 160,000 followers. They sell a single rose candle for $9 6 rose candles for $48. Their inspiration for their business began in their childhood.
Growing up, they said that they always received a bouquet of fresh roses on special occasions such as birthdays…

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A Toronto Resident Creates Vertical Gardens for Condos

If you live in a small condo in Toronto and want to care for plants, it is possible to have that green thumb even in your small space. Michael Giel, who owns Made by Mikey, can create a vertical garden that is big enough on a condo balcony. Nevertheless, it is enough to grow your chosen herbs or flowers.
Giel has a garden of his own at Parkdale. He lives with his partner in an apartment. One summer day, they were able to produce 22 jars of pesto from the basil they have at home. With a height of 40 inches and a width of 26 inches, the vertical gardens can drain by themselves through the compartments which makes it possible for roots…

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A Toronto Barber Shop Owner Asks to Allow Them to Operate as Black Market Salons Begin to Flourish

A barbershop owner from Toronto is requesting the Province to allow all barbershops and hair salons to operate since the stay-at-home order is going to be lifted. According to Peter Gosling, one of the owners of Glassbox, many people opt to get an illegal haircut now. Glassbox has 5 locations in Canada and has an academy for aspiring barbers.
He added that a lot of people are going to people’s homes to have a haircut which puts their health at risk and possible transmission of the Covid-19 virus. Many residents in Toronto drive long miles just to get their hair cut. Some just go to York Region.
The black market continuously…