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Shopping: Men’s fall grooming reset (opens the original)
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Welsh actor Matthew Rhys made Emmy Awards history by picking up lead acting wins for two TV shows. But the star’s wavy brunette hair and salt and pepper beard also delivered a masterclass in modern men’s grooming. “Men are becoming much more sophisticated about grooming, but interestingly, it’s less about performance and more about individuality,” says Daniele Didone, a master barber and co-founder of ÜLRIC, a luxury men’s grooming space that opened in Montreal’s Golden Square Mile this past Jun
Colourful makeup is in comeback mode (opens the original)
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After many muted seasons, colour made a comeback on the fall runways, and no facial feature is off-limits. At the Jil Sander show, makeup artist Lucia Pica paired a wash of delicate pink on the eyes with a vibrant red mouth. Scarlet lips were also favoured at Gucci, Saint Laurent, Jean Paul Gaultier and Michael Kors. Backstage at Eckhaus Latta, makeup artist Fara Homidi took inspiration from “natural textures and hand-painted canvases” to stipple blue shadow onto models’ lids. The freehand techn
Beauty sticks for every facial feature, starting at $10 (opens the original)
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With links to Old Hollywood, cream sticks have been a mainstay in makeup for decades. In 1947, Max Factor launched Pan-Stik, a cream foundation popularized through advertisements. A few years later, the pioneering brand introduced the first stick concealer available at retailers. While past products aimed to provide full coverage and a matte finish, modern iterations boast sheer textures with a radiant, ultranatural effect. “The new stick formulations really represent the innovation in plant-bas
How to soothe sensitive skin in the heat, according to experts (opens the original)
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We may be in the home stretch of summer, but that doesn’t mean the extreme heat will let up anytime soon. According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, temperatures in August will continue to run hotter than average in most of the country. “When it’s really hot outside the blood vessels in your skin dilate, and your sweat glands are pushing out a ton of fluid to help cool the body down,” says Vee Mistry, a celebrity facialist and the owner of SKINBYVEE in Toronto. “As the sweat evaporates it can increa
How Gen X Canadians are caring for their aging skin (opens the original)
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Being in your 50s has never looked so good. Consider Drew Barrymore, Ricky Martin, Adam Scott and all of the Spice Girls as prime examples. How much cosmetic work they’ve had done is debatable but their skin care routine likely comes with a cost regardless. Consumer intelligence company NielsenIQ identified that those in mid-life make up one-quarter of the total global spend for beauty products and beauty services. Its report “The X-Factor: How Generation X is quietly driving trillions in consum
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