Canadian health and beauty retailers entered Q3 2026 with strong sales, expanding pharmacy services and new beauty formats. The report examines national distribution, standalone stores and wellness concepts, with repeat purchasing and service utilization emerging as the next commercial tests.
The new business will combine Donatella's creative direction and cultural influence with REVOLVE’s digital commerce platform, technology, consumer intelligence and operating capabilities.
The brand, which is owned by e.l.f. Beauty, began selling through Sephora in both markets Sept. 9, with Naturium products now available at Sephora Canada stores nationwide and online, while its Mexican launch is exclusive to Sephora Mexico stores and its website.
The campaign, called The Power of Maybe: The Canadian Jingle Reimagined, launched this week and features Nicolina, Liz Lokre, Naomi and Tia Wood, with each artist interpreting the jingle through her own music and approach to self-expression.
The products will be sold in 1,300 Sephora U.S. and Sephora Kohl's locations, while Sephora will be the exclusive retailer for the fragrances in Canada.
The initiatives give the clinic two approaches to attracting customers: a price reduction across its service menu and a partnership program designed to generate promotional content through local creators.
Canadian retail hiring is recovering, but employers face challenges involving wages, specialized talent, part-time work and career progression, says Suzanne Sears.
The partnership comes as Canadian Women & Sport points to research showing declining participation among teenage girls despite growing visibility for women's professional sports.
The deal will add 25 professional-only stores and 132 employees to SalonCentric Canada’s operations, strengthening L’Oréal Canada’s distribution network in Quebec and broadening access to professional salon products across the country.
The initiative, called "Pretty Badass," will feature Toronto Tempo players, coaches and Canadian athletes as part of a national campaign aimed at highlighting athletes both on and off the court.
SHEIN is opening a Toronto pop-up inside the former Zara store on Queen Street West as the retailer expands its experiential retail strategy across Canada.
Cake started in 2003 out of the kitchen of the founder Heather Reier, who wanted to create some products that were “delicious, indulgent, but also clean.”
BYOMA's global community exceeds two million members, supported by more than 109 clinical trials and 130,000 skin measurements conducted across clinical studies and AI-driven skin analysis.
Co-founded by beauty entrepreneur Anna Lahey and recording artist Rita Ora, the brand’s Canadian entry centres on scalp-focused products positioned to address common hair concerns.