A Little of This, a Little of That

Hello friend,

When we select finds to share with you each week, we choose based on the following criteria: It must be from a women-owned brand or creator; it must be of exceptional quality; and the brand story must be compelling. We aim for a balance between higher-end and accessible items. And we always include at least one “freebie” of sorts: something extraordinary, that doesn’t come at a cost.  

This week, at the highest end of the spectrum, we bring you an ultra-luxe watch brand that came to life when a woman watchmaker fell in love with the 100-year-old  story of a man who put the hub of German watchmaking on the map; We introduce a facialist who has a red hot appointment book, but a cool approach to sculpting your skin; We bring you a beautiful recipe that will add a pop of colour and burst of flavour to your table; We introduce you to a woman who has reinvented the home fragrance industry, with non-toxic scents and design forward vessels; And follow the adventures of a woman who unearths stories about Toronto landmarks and shares them on Instagram as a form of therapy. Trust us, you won’t be able to look away! 

Enjoy!

Discover the luxury timepiece that celebrates the history of watchmaking and modern innovation. Did we mention that a woman is responsible?

When your facialist uses the precision of a doctor to assess your skin and treat it, you know you are in good hands.

Enjoy 15% off all products at SKINBYVEE® with code STELLAR15, exclusively for Genuinely Stellar subscribers

Delight your guests with a pretty in pink dip that is healthy and delicious and can be made with just a few basic ingredients.

This self-described “air care” brand was among the first to bring beautiful, healthy scent into our homes, and they are still doing it with style.

Get your history on and walk the streets of Toronto with History Hype Girl. She digs deep into the city’s landmarks and reveals their hidden histories.

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