🇨🇦The #DamnGood Canadian Brands We Personally Love (and Think You Will Too!)

25:38And it's a weightless moisturizer that delivers burst of refreshing hydration that lasts three days. Balanced with acne safe, non-pore clogging formula. and it's very K-beauty. I think that's why I like it so much. Yeah. Oh, that's nice. Very water bank-esque. Oh, that's nice. 2 % humectant blend, 1 % heptopeptide solution, 2.35%, very specific, balancing complex with niacinamide, zinc and green tea that helps to absorb oil and visible redness. So the before and afters were pretty crazy with getting rid of redness. This is a hit. Guaranteed. 100%. They are the kings of barrier. They are. So honestly, like homegrown hit bowing down.

26:21And I just finished the newish ceramide and ectoin gentle gel cleanser from Skin Fix. It won an allure best of beauty in 2024. It's so good. And I and I just finished it this morning. Sad face. They do formulation very well. Yeah. Love it. Yeah. And my daughter, I'm going to give that barrier. Yes. I think that this is going to be a hit. Yeah. It's like moms and daughters will be liking it. For sure. Love. Okay. Speaking of Halifax, the Seven Virtues is one of our both. We both love this brand so much. It is a fragrance brand out of Halifax and we love it so much because she also loves the lobster roll.

27:03But we are just obsessed with Barb Stegman, who is the founder of Seven Virtues and so proud that she's in our world. Yeah. Episode three of Breaking Beauty podcast in 2017, if you want to go check it out. Yeah, we'll link to that on our website. She is a powerhouse. We can't tell her whole brand story here, but she's an activist turned beauty founder. And she created the Seven Virtues back in 2010, kind of to her friend at the time was in war in Afghanistan and was injured. And so she created this line to help create peace, not war. Right. It's like sourcing fair trade ingredients from war-torn regions to create beautiful perfumes.

27:47Yes. That's essentially it. And it has come a long way. And it's at Sephora now. It's been backed now, I believe, by Unilever Ventures. She's crushing it. And when I talked at the very beginning about these people who are so passionate, it's like she's, she is, it's like, you believe in her so much that you believe in the brand. Absolutely. And she has a book called The Seven Virtues, which is based on different philosophies. And honestly, she is one of those people where you speak to her and you're like, yeah, I can do anything. She's like a professional TED Talker now. And she also created a make your own fragrance kind of like lab atelier in Halifax, which I have not been to.

28:29But I think that's so fun and such a beautiful tribute. Like she's so she's such an East Coast woman, like she's never going to leave those roots behind. And she invests in the community. So she put the store there instead of anywhere else that it could have been. And I think it's just beautiful and lovely. Her fragrances are great. One of the things that I think sets it apart is that they use between 22 to 30 percent fragrance oils in their formulas, which is double above the industry standard, which means that the fragrances are long lasting. Jill, I'm holding in my hot little hand their newest fragrance is called Clementine Dream.

29:08Oh, yes. You can have a go of that one. I think people are going to love this for summer. Very fresh. It's got that very like an orange blossom. Energizing. Type of type of a scent to it. But what's really gone gangbusters on, you know, with the TikTok girls is their vanilla fragrances, Vanilla Woods. They've got a vanilla Santel. My favorite is the Amber Vanilla Eau de Parfum. And a regular, don't you love this? Like, it's so nice. It's giving like Le Labo a little bit. The regular size bottles are 94 in the U.S. and 127 in Canada. I'm going to read something that's right on this label. This perfume funds days for girls in advancing period equity in North America.

29:52That's just one thing she's involved in. Yeah, love it. Incredible. And she basically grew up in a trailer park. So she's going to, she tells that story in episode three, like I said, that we're going to link to. So such a, love it. Love that brand. I'm going to talk about a fragrance brand that I like. These do. Okay. We did an episode all about the indie brands you should know about, about two years ago, I think. And I talked about this brand at that time and I'm so happy they're still around. It's called Persons of Interest. And it's just one of the best branding. It's created by Dino Caracciolo.

30:27I hope I'm pronouncing that last name correctly. Do you know? He's the creative force behind Persons of Interest. And he also was in charge of Crown Shaving Co. If you remember that brand. Do you remember? Oh, yes, I do. Yeah, a men's brand. Men's brand that was very much like not elite barbershop, but upscale kind of offerings. Canadian made. So they're all crafted in Ontario and their ingredients are sourced from Canada as well. Plus they have the coolest merch. I was at my hair salon the other day and one of the guys in the salon was wearing a persons of interest jacket. No way. And it's like a black and gold and has like an embroidered kind of like snake on the sleeve.

31:04And then on the back, it says persons of interest. And I want one. Oh my God. I'm on their website now. They have a on the run leather duffel bag. Yeah. And they also have kind of Wayfarer-esque sunglasses with like a little snake on the side. This jacket is badass. He's just doing mad cool stuff. Love. hyper creative and I want to support. So one thing I talked about in our previous episode, one of their more affordable products is the Eucalyptus shower spray. All black, has this kind of logo on it. Carlene, I didn't bring it with me because it's giant. It kind of looks like a Windex trigger on it, but it's chic in your shower.

31:44And then they have like incense cones. All of the fragrances are a delight. They even created a custom fragrance for that permission store on Ossington. Okay. Nice. So they're doing very creative, interesting things. And the fragrance I brought with me to Los Angeles is called Crybaby. Ooh, great name. Wow. And if you want to smell. Yes, I do. I'm not sure if it's exactly your type, but I really see how it dries down. It's like sweet off the hop, like candy-ish off the hop, but I bet it dries down very differently. You totally nailed it because it has citrus, sugar cotton candy which normally I'd be like no no but it's dries down beautifully violet rose patchouli sandalwood amber and vanilla very cool candles incense hand care like if you want the look but you want to support Canadian or you want you just want to have cool ass branding in your house and your people are going to be like what is that yeah this is the brand absolutely the coolest product.

32:41So everyone needs to check that out as well. Okay. Yeah. Speaking of body products, I don't even want to talk about this product. I want to gatekeep it so badly because I'm afraid for them. I'm afraid that somebody out there listening is going to buy this and recreate it for some big non-Canadian company and make so much money off of it. And where will Beauty From B's B after that. This is the Beauty from B's Body Serum. It's$19 US. That's a$21 Canadian. And it is just absolute heaven in a bottle. Body wash, body serum. So it's a body serum. And this product was recommended to me by my girlfriend who has been going through like oncology treatments.

33:33And so she only wants things that are like super, super natural. And she's like, I'm addicted to this this body serum the sweet vanilla body serum and I was like well if you're addicted I need to try it so I called it in and one of the things that they wrote me after they shipped it was we hope you'll be as addicted to it as we are and I was like oh god there's that word addicted addicted if anybody's addicted to a beauty product you know it's gonna go ape shit so this product looks like liquid honey okay in this it looks like as you say like a body wash but it's like the the kind of sensation of it is like a liquid honey okay like look when you pour it out it's just this beautiful like golden and then it melts into like a creamy like serum almost and then it melts into an oil but you apply it in the shower as soon as you turn off the shower and your skin is still a bit wet, you apply this all over and then you dry your skin with the towel.

34:35Okay. And it seals in everything. It smells like a day at the spa. It is not oily on the skin when you apply it in that way. And like, it's that thing where when you get in the shower the next day, you can still see that the droplets are like bouncing off the outside of your skin. Right, you've created a barrier. Because you've created that barrier. So once again, it's just like Canadian winters. You need this like all summer long to have shiny, glowy legs. You need this. It's avocado oil, castor seed oil, coconut oil, essential oils, lavandula, shea butter, beeswax, beeswax. Right. We've got beeswax in the house.

35:17OK, well, anyway, I love you. I feel sorry for you for what I just did. Consider me addicted. Color me addicted. And they also came out with a bronze version, which I haven't tried yet. Yeah. I was going to say they got you in your sweet spot because I'm going to out you a little bit here. I don't really think Carlene's lubing up. How do I know that? You've talked about it. So this is, say your trademark, it's Lazy Slash Busy. I'm Lazy Slash Busy. And I don't, it is true, I don't moisturize my body. Like once the once all the care goes into my face, there's nothing. There's nothing. I am not taking it to the tits.

35:58TM, Caroline Hirons. I am not because I'm lazy. It is perfect for me because I'm in the shower. It's the motion. I'm I've got to dry off anyway. I put it on. If there's anything that falls, it's falling in the bathtub or in the shower, which is the beauty of applying it this way. And a little goes along. It works for my lifestyle because, again, yeah, it's like what do I do? I have to put on a robe. When do I put on the body cream? It's like, I love that. You put the clothes on and it's wet and this way you towel after. It's so genius. Anyways. Yeah, no, it's good. It's good. It's good to have the options.

36:32If anybody knocks it off, by the way, I am calling you out. I am calling you out so hard. Yeah. Watch out, everyone. Yeah. Okay. Well, it won't go unnoticed. Well, if you have a little bit more time to spend to put on body cream. I have a recommendation who knows what's under these linen pants Jill you just never know never know okay I'm going to shout out Deal Bodies so this is a Canadian brand founded in Toronto by BIPOC woman named Chris Deal Leonardo she's the best I love her you've met her Carleen yeah she's really cool I want to have a coffee with her she's fantastic So she's created a body care line that's the whole idea is that it's waterless.

37:20So every ingredient is active. That's concentrated, super concentrated. And it is she has four products in the lineup. She teased that she might have something else new. So we will we will try to share that when we can. But I really like the Cruise Control Smooth and Plump Body Moisturizer. This is$38 Canadian. It's a retinol alternative in there. It's got Bakuchi oil and half a percent of salicylic acid, which suits me really well. Very gently exfoliating, but very nourishing as well. But you can get dressed to your point. It's it kind of it kind of gives a plumping effect for the skin on the body, which usually you don't want to like necessarily invest a lot of money in that.

38:02So I think she's nailed the price point. And I really love the formula and that you do notice that gentle exfoliation over time. So in a way, I think that it's kind of saving you time because you don't have to do like a separate scrub necessarily like all and every time you shower. But this kind of like getting the job done while you're out and about. And then it's lovely. It's not greasy. Not at all. Yeah. Not at all. So she I just want people to support her. She was part of the Sephora Accelerate a couple of years ago. She's since like rebranded. But there's just people you root for and she's one of them.

38:34And the products are great. And the branding is, I mean, I'm looking at, so the box is like a Kelly green. And so is this bottle I'm looking at. And it's got almost like NASCAR vibes where it's just like very, very cool. Very like sexy Formula One kind of. Yeah, exactly. Quick shout out to another former guest on our show, Mary Feuthers. She goes by at Madame Sweat on TikTok. And fun fact, in 2024, her episode was our most popular of the entire year. What? It was. Stop. So we did a whole thing with her about hygiene, etiquette, what to do with ingrown hairs. How to transition it to a natural deodorant.

39:13I know that was part of it. Correct. So she's another one that her brand is called Kaya Naturals, K-A-I-A. Yeah. And she has a multitude of body products that really are fixes for ingrown hairs, brightening under the arms, these kinds of things. But she is a legend when it comes to product development. Yeah, she is. And she is a badass. She looks like a very cool grandmother, black glasses, black turtleneck, cool ass haircut. Yeah. Madame Sweat. She kind of has this like persona to her that you'd know her from TikTok. I think she has like over a million followers now. Her brand should be bigger than it is.

39:49I know. She's very quiet about it. Very polite. Very Canadian. Yes. And so I wanted to make sure we gave her a shout out. Oh, my gosh. And also shouting out that episode because it did so well. But the underarm bar that she created. Yeah. It's a soap. you keep in the shower, you lather up under your armpits 20 times on each side, and it basically kills the bacteria that would cause odor. And then that allows you to wear a natural deodorant more effectively. Yeah, that's why it's called the Takasumi Detox. I think you can buy these two products together as a duo. So basically the idea is like you can't just switch to a natural deodorant and expect that you're not going to smell.

40:24You need to go through this detox period. And she has these other products that helps you to like get through there and reset, like reset the pH, reset the bacteria. And she was talking to me about this. Like I met with her eight years ago. I remember in Toronto at the East Room and she already had had this product for years. Like she was way ahead of any other deodorant brand is like standing on the shoulders of Mary Futher. So this is the OG. It's Canadian. She's incredible. She knows exactly what's up. And I had a great sit down with her talking about my brand and she offered to have these quarterly where we're going to kind of, you know, give each other insights and stuff like that.

41:09So big love for Mary and this line. That reminds me, I did a photo shoot with her after you had left and I ended up in her bathtub. We need to unearth this. Both of us in our black turtlenecks in the dead of February. And we were and I was in the shower with her. It was a whole thing. And I I don't know how come it never ended up seeing the light of day. Probably just I just got busy and it didn't get posted. It was hilarious. Amazing. Fully clothed, by the way. Amazing. And I think I think Kaya Naturals is at Alta now, by the way, so you can find it in the U.S. But anyways, it's just extremely effective.

41:41So if anybody out there is looking for a new option for summer, you're like, I'm going to make the switch to natural deodorant. Absolutely. Check out the underarm bar. You need part one, which is the underarm bar, and you need the deodorant. And it really freaking works. Hell yeah.

42:00Today's episode is brought to you in part by Vegamore. So I know I'm not alone in this journey we never asked for when it comes to hair thinning. Mine started a couple of years ago with perimenopause. I know so many of you are dealing with shedding as well. I'm really excited to try Vegamore's Grow Hair Serum. And I'm going to tell you why. When it first launched at Sephora in Canada, There were a bunch of us sitting around a table and one person explained how they were skeptical of it, but they actually tried it. And she showed me before and afters on her phone after using it for three months.

42:34And let me tell you, it did look more filled in. And these were personal photos, not from like a website or anything like that. So I'm really excited to get on board with this. And I'm kind of not surprised that Grow Hair Serum was recently named the number one prestige hair serum because of what I actually saw. And their formulas are vegan. They're cruelty free. They're formulated without harsh chemicals. It's not a drug. It's actually using peptides, plant stem cells and plant based phytoactives to deliver these results in as little as three months. And it is clinically tested. So 93 % of users experienced less shedding and 90 % saw an improvement in the overall appearance of their hair.

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44:08Okay, I'm going to switch it up. We've got some more skincare, but you know, Canadians do color cosmetics as well. So let's talk about that for a bit. I mean, probably the best known company for that, I want to say, is Nudestix. Would you agree with that? That hasn't been acquired yet. Like Ilya, RMS Beauty. I think Nudestix has been around like 10 years, 11 years. Yeah. So they've definitely expanded, but they started out with these nudies matte. Everybody probably has seen them. Yeah, exactly. And so on one stick on one side, it's like kind of like the multiple from NARS. And then on the other side, there's a little brush, which I used a few times, but I generally don't don't use that part.

44:49But I think where they they've kind of branched out. So now they have like cheek color and a compact. I think they're stacking them. They have a whole skincare line, all of that. And Taylor is just a delight. They've both sisters who launched it. The Frankles were on our show very early episode. Episode nine. And her mother. Jenny Frankel. Jenny Frankel helped to develop this line. She is a veteran cosmetic chemist. It came from MAC back in the day. MAC and Cover FX. Yeah, that's right. So another great Canadian brand that got swept away and is long forgotten, but it was fantastic. Yeah, absolutely.

45:29Of all the products they have, the Nudies Matte Blush Stick is still my favorite. I'm wearing it today. I'm wearing a full face of Canadian beauty and I will do a TikTok or a reel or whatever and show you everything. But this is still my favorite. It's got great color payoff. I think it was around the time when there was a need for like a clean version of NARS multiple. And I think that's exactly what they delivered with these products. Great pigment payoff. And to me, there's so many cream blushes in the world today. Absolutely. I have so many favorites, but I think a lot of them are too sheer and slide off and don't know what they're doing.

46:10So I do go back to this Nudie's blush stick. I'm wearing the shade Picante today, still going strong. And this product is$35 in the U.S. and 44 in Canada with 13 shades. Love it. Yeah. I also want to give a shout out to some Canadian makeup. This is founded by Bazma Hamid, who has been on our show. She's an incredibly inspiring founder who, again, we don't have time to get into all of their stories, but she had suffered burn when she was three years old and went through basically hell and back with skin grafts and tons of operations to try to fix the skin on her face. And then she pioneered this medical procedure that's scar camouflage.

46:53She does it professionally here in Beverly Hills in Toronto. She does it for royals, celebrities. Yes. And just incredibly inspiring. Badass. Yeah. Does not take no for an answer. So she came out with a color cosmetics line that has nearly 40 shades, I believe, of foundation. And what's special about it is that it's a stick foundation and it is there's zero drag. You hold it up for the peeps. It's in this hot pink stick. Stick. and it's called the Basma Beauty Foundation Stick. And it's around$58 in the US, a little bit more in Canada. And I love the coverage that this gives. It's one of the best stick foundations that you can do buildable coverage.

47:35And that's no surprise given her background because it's all about, she wants to make sure nothing's sticking to skin texture. It's about gliding. It's about giving the coverage, but not making sort of any uneven texture more apparent. So I don't know if you've tried this, Carlene. I have not. She also pioneered a brush, complexion brush that goes with it. And I am really impressed. And the shade ranges are beautiful, right from quite fair to the darkest tone on the Fitzpatrick scale. She really nailed the formula. Okay. Another color cosmetics line we need to shout out. This line is created in Canada is 1999 Beauty.

48:16And what is great about this line is that it's age inclusive, hence the name. So it's 19 slash 99. And what it means is that this product line is for people, all ages, all genders. And I think they've done that very well in their shoots and their campaigns to illustrate that. And the lead makeup artist who also assists in product development is a makeup artist named Simone Otis. Love her. And I've shot with her many times. Speaking of Canadian icons, I worked at a magazine called Flair for 13 years, which was iconic. It was like the Vogue of the North. I grew up on it. Linda Evangelista covers.

48:57I was so proud to work at that magazine. And I did many shoots with Simone and she's incredibly talented. I love her. I have a soft spot in my heart for her. So the fact that she has a role in this brand, I think is great. The products that they initially launched with are kind of like these multiple sticks that are more precision. Yeah, like an eyeliner. Yeah, it looks like an eyeliner. So, yeah, there are other multiple sticks on the market. This is considered, quote unquote, clean. And the shade that I'm wearing today is called Bore, B-O-R. And it's a great like purpley eggplant shade. I'm wearing it along my eyes.

49:37But yesterday, I think it was I had it on my cheek. So I just do like a small X on each cheek. This is the product. This is like the cool girl makeup brand of Canada right now. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Like Katie Denna was talking about a bunch of their products she loves. It's a makeup artist's favorite. Yeah, exactly. So there's 12 shades. It's 26 US dollars. And in Canada, it's a little bit more, probably 33 or something like that. And so it's just really fun. And there's a lot of like they came out with blushes like this hot pink one. That's so cute. Which is like in a wider baton, this cream blush stick.

50:13And it reminds me of the old school NARS SCAP. SCAP or whatever. Yeah, which is like a bright pink fuchsia, like ode to Schiaparelli. And honestly, like we very well could have used that on a shoot together. So I love that she's kind of recreated this clean version. Love it. And very cool. That's 1999. Okay. I'm just going to quickly give Ilya Beauty a shout out. They're from Vancouver. They're big dig up by, bought by Clarence, but I'm obsessed with the new eye stylist. There's 20 of them in this cup. And what I like about them, Carlene, is they did a lot of similar shades, but one matte version, one shimmer.

50:51Okay. So that is their POV here. They're like very easy to put on. They said they're inspired by Renaissance paintings, but not, you don't have to be an artist to use them. So it's an eyeshadow stick, It goes on beautifully. The glide is fantastic. You might remember you were obsessed with these when they were about to launch in 2023, but they kind of pumped the brakes. It wasn't exactly where they wanted in terms of formulation. So I wanted to give a shout out now. And the colors are back. The colors are fantastic. I think it's very on brand for Ilya. A little bit more on the muted side. But there is a pink and a green, a couple little surprises.

51:29Yeah. And I love they've partnered with artists and it's got Canadian roots. So I want to shout it out. Absolutely. And so, yeah, I think we'll have to end it off with some quick shout outs now because we've been talking so long. We could have done a two-part special, honestly. Well, I need to shout out a budget find because it's incredible to me that this brand is all Canadian, made in Canada, and the rock bottom prices that they come through with. Yes. So Indeed Labs, it's celebrating 15 years this year. The iconic product is Nano Blur, still used on Euphoria set. Indeed Labs, we interviewed the co-founder, Demetra Davison back in December.

52:06It's on our YouTube channel. Plenty of people have found that interview. And they were like, oh, Demetra sharing her side of the story. The Brandon Truax lore, because they work together. Again, we can't get into the whole thing. There's so many stories behind the stories. But Indeed Labs was co-founded initially by Demetra and Brandon Truax. He created the formulations for a lot of their early hero products, including Nanoblur, including the Hydrolone serum, which I love, including and many others. And I wanted to give two products a shout out specifically from them. One is their Snoxon two under eye patches.

52:40These are$19.99. Okay. Put them in the fridge, 30 pairs. It's such great value. Amazing. I absolutely love these eye patches. And they just created a new line that Demetra kind of teased when she was on our show. Oh, yes. It's a line for tweens and it's called, they have three products. My favorite that I'm going to shout out is the Goat Milk Toner. This is$14.99. It's so cute. You got me at goat milk. You got me at goat milk. Right. And it literally is like a dupe for the glazing milk from Haley Beaver's Road. And it's a third of the price. Right. It's a silky, milky toner, very K-Beauty inspired, absorbs quickly.

53:19It has deep hydration, oil shine control. So it is meant for like a slightly younger skin type. But I definitely find like in the summer you could be I could be wearing it. Right. For sure. And I brought with me to Los Angeles their pimple patches again,$9.99. And I think there's 45. Yeah. The deals keep coming. Thank you indeed, Labs. So check them out. Absolutely. They are amazing. Demetra is amazing. And I know we have to go because we've been talking and talking. But I need to do a quick shout out to this brand new line that hit my desk. It's called Vintage Noon. How cute is that? Great branding.

53:56It's meant to be completely gender neutral. It's giving vacation skincare vibes, just with like this great like 70s packaging. It's kind of like orange and beige. And this is a redness recovery overnight mask and moisturizer. So like a metal tube. Yeah, it's in a like an old school metal tube. It's 47 US dollars, 65 Canadian. It is made in Canada. This is brand new. It definitely appeals to me because it is for its redness reducing. So this is supposed to be an item that you bring on vacation with you. It's good for the whole family. If you've gotten too much sun, if your barrier has been busted by the airplane, which happens to me all the time, you can use this as like a mask, a leave on mask.

54:39It reduces inflammation and it has some great just like tried and true ingredients that help with the redness. So like centella asiatica, it's got calendula, again, one of my all-time favorite ingredients, ceramides, shea butter, and what else? Maple leaf extract. How Canadian can we get? So I needed to shout them out. Okay. Thank you. So everyone, thank you for listening. Please watch this on YouTube. We're going to link to everything on our website, which has had a refresh, our website, breakingbeautypodcast.com. So it's a little easier to find the products that we were talking about. And if you have products that are Canadian that you want us to show some love to, please send them our way.

55:22We don't, often with small, small indie brands, they don't necessarily have budget for PR and they're not necessarily on our radar, but we want to show as many brands some love as we can. Let's get the conversation in the comments going, supporting these brands, following them on Instagram or, you know, buying them in your next haul, whatever the case may be. Let's just support them and support Canadian creators too. But thank you everyone for tuning in and we will see you next week. I know. Thanks for listening. You can find details on every product mentioned in today's episode along with our exclusive promo codes on our blog at breakingbeautypodcast.com.

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