Wisp. Boutique Skin Care. Made in Canada.We are an Indie Company in the charismatic, sea side town of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. A niche boutique.
We are influenced every day by the caring, strong and beautiful women
around us to provide clean products that nurture their natural beauty.
Women who embrace their laugh lines, tiger stripes and scars and know
that these are a part of their histor…
Let's talk ingredients.
We take a preventative approach to healthy skin and offer formulas uniquely suited to the needs of your skin and condition.
Truly exceptional skin care should not contain harmful chemicals or
questionable ingredients. We also believe that great skin care should be
affordable. Wisp follows this principal in all of our Wisp products,
including our hair and makeup li…
Behind every glowing complexion, there is a story. It only takes a few simple steps to achieve radiant skin.1.Clean your skin. No going to bed with your makeup on! Dull, congested skin is the result of a dirty face. Don't forget to double cleanse as well. No shortcuts. Your facial cleanser should be ultra mild. Once to remove the makeup, a second time to finish the job.The key is to be gentle with…
Cleansing impurities from the skin is the first step
to optimal skin health. Choose a gentle Cleanser with a low pH value (no
higher than 7) so as not to disrupt the skin's delicate balance. Bar soap has a higher pH and is not suitable for your face.
Tips √
Cleanse once or twice a day (don't over cleanse). Remove with Tepid
water. Rinse thoroughly. Avoid cleansing tools. Pat dry, no rubbi…
Have you heard you should not use Retinol and Vitamin C products at the same time? Well, turns out it's not true.There is a lot of back and forth on this issue but quite frankly, there is no evidence to support that Retinol and Vitamin C products should not be used at the same time. Quite the opposite!Aqueous (water based) Vitamin C products are formulated at a low pH(3.5) to support their efficac…
Preservatives.They are in aqueous products (water based) and are necessary to prevent bacterial growth and also contribute to a longer shelf life. While most people do
not experience any negative consequences to common preservatives, there are a small percentage of people who do. Allergenic reactions can be mild or even severe and may include one or more of the following symptoms: Hives, burning…