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

One iron to straighten, wave and curl; BaBylissPRO's ionic generator fights the frizz of dry Canadian furnace air.

Braun's Series 9 Pro clears days of growth in few passes and stays gentle on skin.

For Canadians who want Garmin's data with no fee: HRV, a 10-day battery and 5 ATM sealing for winter pool laps.

Thinkbaby is the clearest zinc-only choice for Canadian families: a Health Canada natural health product with 23.4% non-nano zinc.

The Tasman II works for anyone after a loafer-style house shoe with a fast-warming UGGplush lining.

Panasonic's comfier step up for sensitive skin, sold in Canada as the US-spec ES-L550WS, with a sharp trimmer.

A regular on Canadian beauty best-of lists, TIRTIR's cushion keeps dry skin comfortable through a Canadian winter.

For Canadian shoppers after a rich, non-greasy cream with Sol de Janeiro's Cheirosa 62 scent; it ships to Canadian addresses.

An eos shea lotion for warm vanilla-caramel scent fans, sold in Canada in a 473 mL bottle priced mid-pack for drugstore lotions.

Visibly plumps crepey skin if prestige-adjacent prices work for you, and Sol de Janeiro's cream helps through dry Canadian winters.

Oral-B's easy step up from a manual brush for Canadians, priced nearer the Sonicare 4100 than the iO4, with a pressure sensor.

For a warmer manual shave without going electric, GilletteLabs costs well below the electric shavers compared in Canadian dollars.















