Rare Beauty Launches a Line of Tinted Lip Oils + More Beauty News

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Plus, a Dr. Jart+ best-seller is now available in Canada.

Rare Beauty launches tinted lip oils

Selena Gomez’s beloved Rare Beauty has an impressive lip product portfolio, featuring lipsticks, lip balms, and lip creams. But just this week, the brand launched lip oils that are already selling out because they’re that good. Introducing: Rare Beauty’s Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil. Inspired by the brand’s best-selling Soft Pinch Liquid Blushes, this innovative, non-sticky lip jelly is uniquely formulated to transform into a weightless tint. This is thanks to its inclusion of jojoba and sunflower seed oil in the formula. On Wednesday, Gomez uploaded a try-on TikTok showing off four of the eight shades that are now available to shop at Sephora Canada. We’re officially convinced that we need them all.

Dr. Jart+’s best-selling colour correcting drops are now in Canada

Dr.Jart+’s best-selling Cicapair Tiger Grass Camo Drops have just hit the Canadian market via Sephora Canada. This colour-corrector is designed to neutralize redness with its green-to-beige formula that blends into your skin’s natural complexion. The star ingredient, tiger grass, functions as an herbal remedy for healing. And the protective properties of mineral sunscreen shield the skin from damaging UV rays.

Everist and Bluebird Climate collaborate

Just ahead of Earth month, Toronto-based beauty brand, Everist, has partnered with software platform Bluebird Climate. Since Everist is focused on the creation of sustainable hair and body concentrates, this partnership seeks to track how these concentrates compare to standard water-filled haircare products. As it turns out, the Everist shampoo concentrate produces up to 77% less carbon emissions and 62% less waste than your average plastic-packaged shampoo. This is due to the product’s concentrated size, fully recyclable aluminum packaging, and plant-based formulation. What’s more, the brand now makes their concentrate tubes with 100%. post-consumer recycled (or post-industrial recycled) aluminum and has a new plastic-free aluminum tin format for its scoopable products. To learn more about this exciting partnership, head to the Everist site starting on April 1st.

Peter Thomas Roth releases a brightness-boosting moisturizer

Craving a vitamin C boost to help brighten up your complexion for the warmer months ahead? Peter Thomas Roth’s latest product innovation is here to give skin just that. The new Potent-C Brightening Vitamin C Moisturizer is fueled by 10% THD ascorbate vitamin C, 3% vitamin E, ferulic acid, and an antioxidant superfood complex. These blend together to help treat signs of aging like dullness, uneven tone, and wrinkles. Brightened and more youthful-looking skin, here we come!