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Yahoo
7 days ago
- Health
- Yahoo
Marcelle Introduces Skincare Collection to Support Skin Through Menopause
Formulated with clinically proven ingredients that target visible effects of hormonal skin changes MONTREAL, Aug. 12, 2025 /CNW/ - Marcelle, a proudly Canadian and science-driven skincare brand trusted for more than 150 years, is unveiling its most ambitious innovation to date: the Revival+ Vitality Menopause Collection. Formulated with science, compassion, and a nuanced understanding of hormonal skin changes, the collection is designed specifically to support women navigating the physical effects of menopause – a life stage experienced by 100% of Canadian women, and too often overlooked in the skincare industry. Real Skin Changes with Real SolutionsCo-created with 400 menopausal women, and developed with dermatologist-recommended ingredients and tested for sensitive skin, Marcelle's two new targeted formulas meet the moment with purpose and proof: Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Day Cream: Densifying, firming, hydrating with vitamin D, turmeric, and squalane. Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Eye & Lip Cream: Redensifies and comforts dry, sensitive areas using hyaluronic acid, urea, and squalane. Clinical results show: Firmer skin in just three hours* 55 per cent wrinkle reduction** 30 per cent reduction in dark spots** 27 per cent improved elasticity* 48-hour hydration*** "We developed this line to reflect the visible, real-life changes women experience during menopause, and to reinforce that they deserve skincare that evolves with them," says Otilia Beschea, Director of Innovation, Groupe Marcelle Inc. "This is more than a product launch; it's Marcelle's commitment to standing with Canadian women at a time when visibility, representation, and support are more important than ever." A New Chapter in Canadian SkincareWith menopause conversations finally gaining momentum across media, literature, and healthcare, Marcelle is stepping up as one of the first major Canadian brands to recognize this transition with specialized, science-first skincare. As part of this commitment, Marcelle will join the National Menopause Show in Toronto this October 2025 – a first-of-its-kind event dedicated to education, community, and open dialogue. The brand will host a booth experience and present a live "Revive & Thrive" stage session, sharing insights on the impact of menopause on skin and ways to support skin health during this pivotal life stage. Backed by Canadian research and made in Montreal, the Revival+ Vitality Collection continues Marcelle's commitment to clean, fragrance-free, hypoallergenic formulas that are always tested on sensitive skin. "For too long, menopause has been shrouded in stigma, and that silence has left women without the support they deserve," says Amanda Thebe, menopause educator, bestselling author, and Marcelle spokesperson. "As someone who has worked with thousands of women navigating this transition, I know how impactful the physical and emotional shifts can be – especially when they're dismissed or misunderstood. I'm proud to partner with Marcelle on a collection that validates these experiences, and offers real, clinically grounded solutions for menopausal skin." The Marcelle Revival+ Vitality Collection is available now nationwide and at Visit the site to learn more or find the line at Shoppers Drug Mart and other leading Canadian retailers. *Satisfaction test of the Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Day Cream and Redensifying Eye & Lip Cream by 290 women over 28 days.**Satisfaction test of the Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Day Cream and Redensifying Eye & Lip Cream by 290 women over 28 days. Clinical study based on formula ingredients.***Clinical study conducted by Corneometry on 31 panelists. About Marcelle Based in Montreal, Marcelle has been caring for Canadian skin for more than 150 years. As Canada's most trusted advocate for skin health, Marcelle is committed to formulating gentle, effective, expert-backed skincare and makeup rooted in science, transparency, and safety. With a legacy built on innovation and trust, Marcelle empowers Canadians to feel confident in their skin every day. Learn more at About Groupe Marcelle Inc. Groupe Marcelle Inc. is a Canadian company whose head office is located in Montreal, Quebec. Its more than 400 employees work in the research, development, production, and marketing of more than 1,600 Marcelle, Watier, Annabelle, and CW Beggs and Sons products distributed in more than 3,500 stores across Canada. For more information, please visit SOURCE Marcelle View original content to download multimedia:
Cision Canada
7 days ago
- Health
- Cision Canada
Marcelle Introduces Skincare Collection to Support Skin Through Menopause
Formulated with clinically proven ingredients that target visible effects of hormonal skin changes MONTREAL, Aug. 12, 2025 /CNW/ - Marcelle, a proudly Canadian and science-driven skincare brand trusted for more than 150 years, is unveiling its most ambitious innovation to date: the Revival+ Vitality Menopause Collection. Formulated with science, compassion, and a nuanced understanding of hormonal skin changes, the collection is designed specifically to support women navigating the physical effects of menopause – a life stage experienced by 100% of Canadian women, and too often overlooked in the skincare industry. Real Skin Changes with Real Solutions Co-created with 400 menopausal women, and developed with dermatologist-recommended ingredients and tested for sensitive skin, Marcelle's two new targeted formulas meet the moment with purpose and proof: Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Day Cream: Densifying, firming, hydrating with vitamin D, turmeric, and squalane. Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Eye & Lip Cream: Redensifies and comforts dry, sensitive areas using hyaluronic acid, urea, and squalane. Clinical results show: Firmer skin in just three hours * 55 per cent wrinkle reduction ** 30 per cent reduction in dark spots ** 27 per cent improved elasticity * 48-hour hydration *** "We developed this line to reflect the visible, real-life changes women experience during menopause, and to reinforce that they deserve skincare that evolves with them," says Otilia Beschea, Director of Innovation, Groupe Marcelle Inc. "This is more than a product launch; it's Marcelle's commitment to standing with Canadian women at a time when visibility, representation, and support are more important than ever." A New Chapter in Canadian Skincare With menopause conversations finally gaining momentum across media, literature, and healthcare, Marcelle is stepping up as one of the first major Canadian brands to recognize this transition with specialized, science-first skincare. As part of this commitment, Marcelle will join the National Menopause Show in Toronto this October 2025 – a first-of-its-kind event dedicated to education, community, and open dialogue. The brand will host a booth experience and present a live "Revive & Thrive" stage session, sharing insights on the impact of menopause on skin and ways to support skin health during this pivotal life stage. Backed by Canadian research and made in Montreal, the Revival+ Vitality Collection continues Marcelle's commitment to clean, fragrance-free, hypoallergenic formulas that are always tested on sensitive skin. "For too long, menopause has been shrouded in stigma, and that silence has left women without the support they deserve," says Amanda Thebe, menopause educator, bestselling author, and Marcelle spokesperson. "As someone who has worked with thousands of women navigating this transition, I know how impactful the physical and emotional shifts can be – especially when they're dismissed or misunderstood. I'm proud to partner with Marcelle on a collection that validates these experiences, and offers real, clinically grounded solutions for menopausal skin." The Marcelle Revival+ Vitality Collection is available now nationwide and at Visit the site to learn more or find the line at Shoppers Drug Mart and other leading Canadian retailers. * Satisfaction test of the Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Day Cream and Redensifying Eye & Lip Cream by 290 women over 28 days. ** Satisfaction test of the Revival+ Vitality Redensifying Day Cream and Redensifying Eye & Lip Cream by 290 women over 28 days. Clinical study based on formula ingredients. About Marcelle Based in Montreal, Marcelle has been caring for Canadian skin for more than 150 years. As Canada's most trusted advocate for skin health, Marcelle is committed to formulating gentle, effective, expert-backed skincare and makeup rooted in science, transparency, and safety. With a legacy built on innovation and trust, Marcelle empowers Canadians to feel confident in their skin every day. Learn more at
National Post
14-07-2025
- Lifestyle
- National Post
Beauty Buzz: The 3 best beauty products we tried this week from Benefit Cosmetics, Fenty Beauty and Marcelle
Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content Article content They say: A new foundation with a 'lively matte' finish that is billed as being suitable for all skin types. Featuring a shade range with 40 shades, the skin makeup is smoothing and blurring, promising 24-hour long wear. Article content Article content Fenty Hair The Clear Thinker Clarifying Detox Shampoo Article content They say: A clarifying shampoo that is suitable for colour-treated hair. This formula features salicylic acid, fruit-derived pectin, and a proprietary Replenicore-5 ingredient to clarify hair, protect from pollutants and strengthen strands. Article content We say: Pretty much everyone (if not everyone) should be using a clarifying shampoo on their hair. How often it is used depends on factors such as your hair type, water quality at home, dry shampoo use frequency, and more. With an oily scalp and very hard water at home, our tester was interested to see how this detox shampoo would reset her strands. It worked wonders, she reports. The shampoo gently cleansed strands, removing impurities and dirt, without leaving hair feeling like straw. It has become a regular fixture in her shampoo rotation. Article content They say: A multi-purpose blush and lip colour from the Canadian beauty brand Marcelle. This creamy formula promises a 'second-skin finish without caking, creasing or clogging pores.' Article content
Daily Mirror
14-07-2025
- Health
- Daily Mirror
People self-injecting with 'Korean Botox' as experts make grave warning
There has been an alarming rise in people opting to self-inject 'Korean Botox' at home as a way to cut the cost of the popular beauty treatment - but it comes with some serious risks to health The rise in beauty fans self-injecting themselves with 'Korean Botox' is on the rise. People are injecting themselves at home with Innotox, a South Korean version of Botox which is marketed as a cheaper and longer-lasting alternative. For just £50, people are able to get Innotox delivered straight to their door, and the black market anti-wrinkle solution is being illegally sold through social media and websites. There are six prescription-only Botox brands that are legal for cosmetic use in the UK. Councils across the country - including Manchester, Wolverhampton and Nottinghamshire - are warning against products such as an Innotox, manufactured in South Korea by Medytox, as none of these products are authorised for use in the UK. Innotox is fast gaining popularity among many DIYers, who are lured in by the convenience of doing it at home, as well as being more cost-effective and having a "simpler" injection process. But medical experts are growing increasingly alarmed at the surge, warning that what might seem like a harmless wrinkle fix could result in long-term facial paralysis - or something even worse. Fuelled by the rise in K-Beauty, with beauty buffs jumping on the Korean beauty bandwagon, it's revealed a troubling trend as more and more people are opting for the illegal distribution of unapproved botulinum toxin products, raising alarms about public health and consumer safety. In 2019, Marcelle King, 62, was hospitalised, put on a drip and given steroids after being given fake Botox by a man pretending to be a doctor. She suffered a huge anaphylactic shock in reaction to the substance, which tests showed was unrefined beef gelatine imported from China. "He started these injections... each one felt like a red hot cigarette," Marcelle told LBC. "My [face] was swelling up like Frankenstein's Monster and my eyes started blistering up. I was really wheezing and struggling to breathe." Content creators on TikTok and YouTube have been sharing their results from self-injecting the Innotox, which has been encouraging viewers to jump on the hype. Raising serious red flags among the health community, especially given the unregulated nature of these purchases and the lack of professional oversight, Managing Director of the Harley Street Skin Clinic, Sophie Cooper, has shared insights into the dangers of purchasing Innotox online and self-injecting. For more stories like this subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The Weekly Gulp, for a curated roundup of trending stories, poignant interviews, and viral lifestyle picks from The Mirror's Audience U35 team delivered straight to your inbox. Innotox is a Korean beauty treatment used as an alternative to Botox that contains the same ingredient botulinum toxin type A. Cooper explains: "It works similar to Botox by relaxing facial muscles which softens the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. While Innotox is approved in some countries, it is not approved or authorised for use in the UK or US and people have been urged not to follow the trend." "While many beauty and skincare-related TikTok trends can be fun and harmless, this one differs as it's leading to people self-injecting at home, something I would absolutely advise against," she said. YouTuber SpaandTell took to her channel to show her followers how she DIY's her own anti-wrinkle injections with Innotox in a lengthy video - and her how-to video, among many other creators posting similar content is further sparking concern from experts. In reality, self-injecting an alternative comes with many dangers. These "how-to" videos appearing online aren't in-depth enough, and the expert said it takes years to learn to inject correctly, and following these videos poses a serious risk. For example, injecting too deep in the wrong places can affect your breathing or cause muscle paralysis. This means if something goes wrong while doing it at home, people might not have the knowledge to treat it appropriately or recognise when it's serious enough to seek medical attention. Sophie further detailed: "Any injectable products should be administered by a trained professional in a sanitised and safe environment so if any issues arise, the experts are there to take care of you. "Fake or improperly sourced botulinum toxin can cause serious medical complications. Especially if you aren't a medical professional with proper understanding of facial anatomy," she added. While it may be tempting due to the lower cost, Innotox might end up being very expensive down the road. When you make a mistake, its 'longer-lasting' quality would no longer seem attractive as you'd have to pay for a professional to fix the problem, and this is likely to be a lot more than what you paid. The expert added: "Without the experts, you're exposing yourself to all kinds of risks. Innotox is not authorised for use in the UK which means that it does not have the same safety standards as Botox or other authorised products," and urged: "I strongly advise against self-injecting yourself with unregulated anti-aging products or following videos on how to do this from either TikTok or anywhere else on the internet. Always come to a professional." Help us improve our content by completing the survey below. We'd love to hear from you!
Yahoo
30-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Meet the Canadian-made face cream winning over shoppers and it's under $30!
If your skincare shelf is feeling a little... uninspired, consider this your sign to shake things up. Marcelle's Revival+ Ultra-Nutrition Anti-Aging Day Cream, a made-in-Canada face cream, is garnering glowing reviews on Amazon Canada's Canada Showcase. It's rich, hydrating and designed specifically for dry and mature skin — and right now, it's on sale for $30. Whether you're looking to smooth fine lines, boost your glow or just lock in moisture during the seemingly never-ending winter-to-spring transition, this nourishing formula has your back (and your face). Plus, it's from a homegrown beauty brand that's been trusted for generations, so you know you're in good hands. Apply in the mornings, either alone or under makeup, to a well-cleansed face and neck. What makes this anti-aging favourite a bestseller? The day cream is specifically formulated to combat common signs of aging, like dryness, loss of elasticity and dullness. It's ultra-nourishing, non-greasy formula provides immediate and long-lasting comfort whilst restoring radiance and luminosity to the skin. Plus, it's hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, paraben-free and cruelty-free, making it suitable for sensitive skin types. If that's not enough, it's also enriched with ingredients like Pea Extract and Acetyl Tetrapeptide-11, which work wonders to improve skin's density and firmness while reducing the appearance of age spots for a more even-looking complexion. Marcelle products are also manufactured right here in Canada, meaning your skin isn't just reaping incredible benefits, but you'll feel good knowing you're shopping and supporting local. 🧴 100+ reviews ⭐ 4.3/5 stars 🏅 "Not too heavy or greasy!" Shoppers are saying this face cream feels amazing on the skin and that they're pleased it's fragrance-free. One reviewer shared: "This one has no scent at all and it is amazing. It provides excellent moisture but does not feel greasy at all." Did you know all Marcelle products are certified animal test-free by PETA? Another said: "I have used this product for years and will never change." While there are many rave reviews, it's important to note that skincare isn't a one-size-fits-all for everyone. One shopper revealed that "it's not as creamy as I would have liked." If you're looking to refresh your nighttime routine with a product that's rich, reliable and proudly Canadian, Marcelle's Revival+ Ultra-Nutrition Anti-Aging Day Cream is a smart pick, especially while it's on sale. With a clean, fragrance-free formula and rave reviews from shoppers who say it rivals luxury brands, this cream proves you don't need to spend a fortune to get serious results. Whether you're battling dryness, fine lines or just want to wake up with a little extra glow, this homegrown hero is well worth a spot on your shelf.
