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MAKE-AT-HOME COOKIE DOUGH |
CUSTOM GRAZING BOARDS |
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A perfect holiday treat for the whole family - Salted brown butter chocolate chip cookies. Buy the dough to make your own cookies at home. They are in-store only and first-come-first-served, so grab yours soon! |
These Grazing Boxes have me drooling. They are already sold out of their holiday box, but they have plenty of other options to choose from! I can't wait to order a letter basket for someone. |
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THICKENING & STRENGTHENING HAIR MIST |
SCRUNCHIES & FACE MASKS |
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Spray Stimuliste from Kérastase is an amazing hair loss treatment created to be a daily nutri-energizing hair thickening spray and to reduce hair loss for men and women. |
Shop from a Saskatchewan maker when you buy any Charleigh Wren product! We have scrunchies (with removable bows), mini bow elastics, and fabric face masks - since Covid doesn't seem to want to go away anytime soon. | ||
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HUSH WEIGHTED BLANKET |
CHRISTMAS CANDY BASKET |
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| Weighted blankets are awesome for anyone, but especially for anyone who suffers from insomnia, anxiety, or stress (i.e., everyone). |
The perfect gift for someone with a major sweet tooth! Dessarts has you covered with baskets, boxes, retro candy, and more. |
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ARIA MARBLE HAIR STRAIGHTENER |
CHRISTMAS CAKE |
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This stylish salon-quality straightener is perfect for all hair types! The temperature is adjustable up to 450F and infrared heat reduces damage and boosts shine, while ionic technology smoothes frizz. |
Not only are these cakes super cute and perfect for the holidays, they also have an assortment of flavours to choose from so that you can find the perfect gift. |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Nadine Seims is Salon Society's CEO & Advanced Master Hairstylist.
"I’ve been a stylist since 2012 and have never felt more connected to my craft. I specialize in Blended Blonde™ Techniques, Lived-in Colours and Extensions. I take great pride in the fact that I stay up to date with new trends and techniques by taking advanced courses at least twice annually." - Nadine Seims |
