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If your hair has been feeling limp, frizzy, or just “off,” you might be dealing with a protein or moisture imbalance. Protein treatments can do wonders—but using the right kind for your hair type is key. Let’s break down exactly what types of protein work best for straight, wavy, and curly hair, and how to know if your hair is craving protein or more moisture.   What Does Protein Do for Hair? Hair is made up of keratin, a protein composed of amino acids. External factors like heat, coloring, sun, and pollution can break down these proteins, leaving hair weak, brittle,...

In a world where haircare is often split between clinical science and holistic wellness, Luna Nectar is that perfect hybrid baby. This Canadian-born, woman-of-colour-founded brand is revolutionizing the industry by merging clinically proven hair density actives like Capixyl® (known as a natural alternative to minoxidil, which is present in Rogaine) with powerful adaptogens from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) such as He Shou Wu, Angelica, and Skullcap —all while keeping sustainability and clean beauty at its core. Luna Nectar is a first and foremost a wellness brand, with a focus on haircare and hair density. Luna Nectar believes that hair density starts...

The beauty industry is booming, with private label cosmetics becoming a go-to option for entrepreneurs looking to launch skincare, haircare, and makeup brands without the high costs of manufacturing. Whether you're an influencer, small business owner, or e-commerce retailer, private labeling allows you to sell high-quality beauty products under your own brand name while leveraging pre-formulated, tested, and compliant formulations. If you want to start a cosmetic brand and stand out in the competitive beauty market, this guide will walk you through the private label process, and what to look out for to ensure success. What Is Private Labeling in the Beauty...

With the 30 day pause on the implementation of 25% tariffs between US and Canada, the beauty industry is now breathing a sigh of relief. The recent imposition of tariffs by President Donald Trump has introduced significant challenges for small, independent Canadian beauty brands. Originally set for February 4, 2025, these tariffs would include a 25% levy on Canadian goods entering the U.S., aiming to address concerns over drug trafficking and illegal immigration. For many Canadian beauty companies, especially indie beauty brands, the U.S. represents a substantial market, and these new tariffs threaten to disrupt this dynamic in multiple ways....