Caitlin Kenny

1 week ago | thekit.ca | Caitlin Kenny

There’s a reason that a breakup and pint of ice cream is an enduring duo. During difficult times, we cling to what comforts us. There’s something to be said for an olfactive uplifting, too. Bright, fresh, optimistic—these were the notions Chanel’s perfumer-creator Olivier Polge had in mind as he set out to create Chance Eau Splendide. This is the fifth addition to the energetic Chance family; in its ads, the Belgian singer Angèle bounds about with her blond hair flying.

3 weeks ago | fr.chatelaine.com | Caitlin Kenny

Les tissus des vêtements de sport sont assez impressionnants. Ils évacuent la sueur et s'étirent au rythme des flexions et des postures de yoga. Comme le sait toute personne qui a déjà oublié de vider son sac de sport, ces textiles légers et extensibles peuvent cependant dégager des odeurs corporelles tenaces.

1 month ago | thekit.ca | Emily MacCulloch |Caitlin Kenny

Between the melting snow and our clocks’ jumping forward, that spring feeling is starting to peek through. And after a seemingly endless winter and within an even more unyielding news cycle, we’re more than ready to grab hold of every bit of brightness we can. That includes in our getting-ready routines. Want to tap into a little makeup joy, too? The spring 2025 makeup trends are all about embracing a more colourful and carefree vibe.

1 month ago | thekit.ca | Caitlin Kenny |Lesa Hannah

Every day, new beauty products land on my desk and it’s my job to dive in and figure out what’s worth your time, energy and dollars. You’ll find the ones that measure up across The Kit stories, and the ones that *really* blow me away land here, in my monthly roundup of faves that I can’t stop raving about. Read on for the best new skincare, hair products, makeup and more.

2 months ago | thekit.ca | Caitlin Kenny |Katherine Flemming

Glowing skin: two little words with a major grip on our wallets, daily routines and Google searches. And yet? “Glow does not exist,” says Dr. Frédéric Bonté, Guerlain’s director of scientific communication. While this may sound like a mic-drop moment, for a scientist steeped in research (he has authored or co-authored over 200 scientific publications), this statement serves as a way understand what’s actually going on when skin looks good.