You’re a savvy and dis­cern­ing con­sumer, car­ing about the qual­ity and value of prod­ucts you use, espe­cially on your body or skin. So are we and even more so for our clients. As a result, we only rep­re­sent and use prod­ucts we’re proud of, some­times a lit­tle evan­gel­i­cal or fanat­i­cal about.

Here are a list of prod­ucts we’re proud to rep­re­sent in our studio:

Hair

Retro Hair | Web­site

Skin

Golden Moor | Web­site

Begin­ning in 1987, Marc Saint-​Onge of Ottawa dis­cov­ered a bog in Cas­sel­man, after an exten­sive search of 63 bogs. The mud in the Cana­dian bog in Cas­sel­man holds a supe­rior qual­ity due to the high lev­els of humic acids. These humic acids aid in pre­vent­ing arthritic and rheumatic pain and gives the body a sense of well-​being.

As an orthother­a­pist, Marc knows the virtues of moor since he has used it on his patients for many years. He has invested time in research and devel­op­ment to pro­duce an effi­cient health prod­uct based on the ther­a­peu­tic ingre­di­ents of the bog.

The qual­ity of the Golden Moor bog in the Cas­sel­man, Ontario area is of higher qual­ity than any moor used else­where in the world. The Golden Moor source is one of the rarest of the world that has not been tam­pered by men or con­t­a­m­i­nated by mod­ern day pol­lu­tion. Fur­ther­more it is pre­served by Cana­dian gov­ern­ment laws.

The Golden Moor mud is extracted dur­ing the win­ter months at a depth of 5 to 15 meters under the frozen sur­face where the ther­mal cur­rent cir­cu­lates con­stantly. The most impor­tant char­ac­ter­is­tics of the moor is that it is hydrosol­u­ble, liposol­u­ble, holds a high level of humic acid, sal­i­cy­lates, phy­to­hor­mones, and a 5.5 pH balance.

Moor prop­er­ties have been well known in Europe and Asia for some­time, but the ever increas­ing growth in pop­u­la­tion has cre­ated pol­lu­tion and as a result their bogs have become affected. These coun­tries must import moor to sup­ply their demand.

Today the demand for higher qual­ity of life, the increase in stress and an aging pop­u­la­tion brings the birth of a new global approach to health care giv­ing with more empha­sis on nat­ural treatments.

Today, Golden Moor exports to 17 coun­tries, includ­ing Thai­land, Hong Kong, Tai­wan and Sin­ga­pore and has cap­tured 80 per cent of Cana­dian spa mar­ket, with a staff of 18 keep­ing up with the inter­na­tional demand.

They boast that we will not find a more pure and ther­a­peu­tic prod­uct in the mar­ket­place – and it’s because of this care and qual­ity that we’re proud to rep­re­sent them in our studio.

Nails

OPI | Web­site

Jew­elry

Bliss Beads | Web­site

Bliss Beads is a small jew­elry stu­dio in the Blis­sHair Salon at 814-​13^th St. in Inver­mere, British Columbia.

The glow of fluid glass and the beau­ti­ful, wear­able art finale make this medium very excit­ing and ever-​changing. Bliss Beads are made with Effe­tre, Moretti, Murano (Vetro­fond) and Lauscha soft glass. All Bliss Beads are kiln-​annealed for last­ing dura­bil­ity and are prop­erly cleaned.

San­dra Arnold is the owner and artist of Bliss Beads, and also fam­ily, hence we’re very proud to rep­re­sent her artistry in our stu­dio too.