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Wanna start off 2020 with fresh skin and acne-free skin?… NO PROBLEM, sit back and enjoy the following hits!!

Firstly, CLEANSERS!

For Dry Skin: Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Hydrating Cleanser for Sensitive Skin

The Ultra Gentle Hydrating Cleanser from Neutrogena has an award-winning formula as well as the Seal of approval from the National Eczema Association. Which means that even if you have skin conditions like eczema or rosacea, it’s safe to use on your dry skin. It will not strip the natural oil of your skin, but will remove the makeup.

For Oily Skin: Cetaphil Pro DermaControl Oil Removing Foam Wash

An fast foaming facial wash designed to cleanse deep oily skin. The effectiveness of removing pore-clogging wax, impurities and cosmetics from the skin is clinically proven.

Second, TONER!

For Dry Skin: Fresh Rose Deep Hydration Toner

Not only is this crowd-favorite alcohol-free, but for toning purposes it also uses gentle rose fruit extract, rather than some of the more astringent ingredients used in other formulations. Rosewater and rose flower oil on the hydrating side of things (there are also actual rose petals in the bottle!) sooth and nourish, while hyaluronic acid even lifts some strong hydration.

For Oily Skin: InstaNatural Rose Water Facial Toner

Made from pure rose water in Morocco, InstaNatural’s toner is perfect for anyone with oily, dry, sensitive skin or a combination. Since there are no artificial ingredients, this all natural formula actually moisturises, cleanses and tones your skin. This hydrates and decreases discomfort, which is ideal for use before exfoliation or before moisturiser.

Third, SERUM!

For Dry Skin:  Amorepacific Moisture Bound Rejuvenating Serum

Amorepacific’s Moisture Bound Rejuvenating Serum, which disappears into the skin and includes bamboo leaf extract, cactus fruit, green tea, wild soybean and water lily for patients with sensitive skin, to improve cell regeneration and reduce fine lines without causing irritation.

For Oily Skin: Neutrogena Hydroboost Hydrating Serum

Neutrogena Hydroboost Serum supplies skin with hyaluronic acid to pull in water to hydrate and plump the outer layer of skin.

Lastly, MOISTURIZER!

For Dry Skin: Hydro Boost Water Gel

For many high-end skin care lines, hyaluronic acid is a go-to product because of its ability to hold up to 1000 times its own weight in water and even pull moisture from the air into your skin. With this moisturiser gel from the drugstore, you can get the same things at a far more affordable price.

For Oily Skin: Cetaphil PRO Oil Absorbing Moisturizer SPF 30

Cetaphil Oil-Free Moisturizer provides enhanced broad spectrum UVA / UVB protection (which helps because UV light can stimulate sebaceous gland activity and result in increased oil production, Warycha explains).

Here’s all the top hits for your 2020 skincare routine so go get glowing right now!

Source: Keong, Lori. “The Best Moisturizers for Oily Skin, According to Dermatologists.” The Strategist, The Strategist, 7 Jan. 2019, nymag.com/strategist/article/best-moisturizers-for-oily-skin.html.

It’s 2020, you’re looking for new and exciting events to go with that new lover from that new year’s eve party, family, friends, children and people you just love.

1. January

The Toronto Light Festival

The Toronto Light Festival will illuminate the Distillery Historic District from January to March, illuminating the long winter nights with distinctive works by local and international light artists. As the festival transforms the picturesque historic neighbourhood into a large open-air gallery, visitors are taken on a visual journey.

Toronto International Boat Show

Over 250 workshops and seminars, the largest indoor lake in the world and, of course, beautiful boats of all sizes and types, this is the place to shake off the doldrums of January. Come in big number to look at Canada’s finest boats and maybe even PURCHASE ONE…..

2. February

Februaru 14 & 15, 2020 at El Rancho: Salsa lovers can’t miss this exquisite dinner, dancing and performance evening at one of the most romantic Latin music venues in Toronto, featuring a special four-course dinner, mariachi serenade, dance lessons and music by TO’s hottest Latin DJs.

This Family Day, take a visit into the past of Toronto at historic Fort York–the largest collection of original War 1812 buildings and 1813 battle site in Canada.
A jam-packed weekend of hands-on events, performances and exhibits is scheduled for the 43-acre national heritage site in downtown Toronto. Get into the kitchen of 1826 and try some prepared hot chocolate over the heat!!!

3. March, April, May

Art Gallery Of Ontario

March 9-17: In Natalie Ferguson and Toby Gillies ‘ interactive art installation and family art making experience: Secret Ingredient, The Art Gallery of Ontario hosts nine days of fun for the whole family.
Foodies of all ages will have the opportunity to create imaginative, fake food sculptures, take family photos and share well-known family recipes.

Hot Docs International Documentary Film Festival

In April, Hot Docs will be coming to Toronto and is the biggest documentary festival in North America, showcasing an impressive array of films from around the world to 200,000 + viewers. Hot Docs also offers a robust roster of training meetings, industry conferences and documentary consultant programmes including the popular Hot Docs Forum and The Doc Shop.

Tastemaker Toronto

For two days of cooking, drinking and entertainment, the historic Kiln Building at the Evergreen Brick Works is turned into a foodie wonderland. The biggest and hottest restaurants in Toronto are dining up their best in a rustic setting in the centre of town. Add to that scores of finest food producers, drinks, and premium brands that offer a bountiful food market.

4. June, July, August

Toronto Pride 2020

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, and the birth of the worldwide LGBTQ2 + movement. To celebrate her life, Pride Month will be dedicated to sharing their culture and performances with Drag performers from around the world, while encouraging us to live openly and deeply.

TD Toronto Jazz Festival

The TD Toronto Jazz Festival has become recognised as one of North America’s leading jazz festivals in its 30 + year history. Ten days of concerts with a combination of free and ticketed events across Toronto, offering a variety of music styles and stages from trendy bars to elegant halls.

Beaches International Jazz Festival

The music festival, which happens every summer in the heart of the lakeside community, features a diverse lineup, multiple stages, a popular street party and an enticing line-up of gourmet food trucks. And all the gigs are FREE. The festival will take place on multiple stages in the region over 4 weekends in 2020 and this year will include the Leslieville and Riverside Block Party from July 5 to 7.

TD Salsa in Toronto Festival

TD Salsa in Toronto Festival, one of Canada’s largest Latino-themed cultural festivals, spans a four-week duration and culminates in Salsa on St. Clair, a two-day street festival. Salsa at Toronto draws hundreds of thousands of salsa lovers from close and far, with lots of music, dance, food and family fun.

Taste of the Danforth

Dozens of delicious food stations from Danforth’s incredible array of multiethnic restaurants line the road. Get your authentic souvlaki filling with stuffed grape leaves, grilled lamb and moussaka. Most exhibitors offer prizes, awards and free samples, plus live music and dance. Lord, my Opa!

Toronto Caribbean Carnival

Arriving in Toronto in summer, the streets come alive with Caribbean sights, sounds and spirit. And it attracts young and old carnival fans every year, close and far to celebrate their heritage, music and, of course, food.

Unfortunately, September through August have not had any events 100% yet. Dates and events that will be happening during these months will be announced mid-May to June.

If you have any questions or would like to have more information about these events, head over to “TORONTO: Canada’s Downtown”.

Source: “Home.” Tourism Toronto, http://www.seetorontonow.com/.