Wellness devices, skincare & fitness gear — tested with real-world results.

Sold in Canada as BNTHB250C, this BaBylissPRO oval brush gives a lifted, shiny blowout.

Frequent stylers get the most from Dyson's Nural: it dries fast and eases scalp heat.

Solawave's wand is made for Canadian skincare beginners; in CAD it costs less than half of NuFace or Foreo.

For Canadian shoppers comparing microcurrent wands, the Bear 2 leads on power: 680 microamps with Anti-Shock sensing, but no app.

Revlon's One-Step Plus 2.0 gives smooth, shiny home blowouts with little practice; Canadians get model RVDR5298F.
DealTYMO's Volumizer gives thick hair lifted blowouts, and it's built for Canadian 120V outlets.

Babyganics is made for parents who dislike chalky mineral lotions, with 12% zinc oxide.

Blue Lizard is for babies’ sensitive or eczema-prone skin, in 3 oz or 5 oz tubes for a Canadian summer at the pool.

A gentle daily SPF for Canadians with reactive skin, as CeraVe pairs 100% mineral filters with ceramides.

The budget pick for face-and-body protection, and a Canadian pharmacy staple.

Oily, acne-prone skin gets a sunscreen that won't shine: Anthelios uses Health Canada-approved SPF 60 filters.

Withings' hybrid is for Canadians who want ECG checks in an analog watch; its altimeter logs vertical on ski days.















