TV Time: BeautyGeeks and Upper Canada Soap on The Shopping Channel

by Janine on 1 December 2009 · 5 comments

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Hey, I’ll be on the other side of your other screen today! At 4pm, 7 pm and 10pm ET, I’ll be chatting live on The Shopping Channel about some of Upper Canada Soap’s perfect-for-gift-giving indulgences, including decadent Body Truffles in Chocolate Strawberry (above), Fudge Brownie and Cocoa Mango; Naturally body care in Avocado and Cranberry Moro Orange; and Waterbead scent diffusers.

All dressed up in charming new packaging, Upper Canada’s Body Truffles are a real treat, especially for dessert lovers. Smooth and luxurious with shea butter, sweet almond oil, cocoa butter, coconut oil and Vitamin E, each flavour is dee. lish. us. No cloying sweetness here — the scents are luscious and true. Plus the formulas are free of parabens, SLS, and mineral oil.

The 97-per-cent natural Naturally Upper Canada is a favourite. I’m a sucker for the fresh-scented Avocado as well as the mood-lifting Cranberry Moro Orange, two of the company’s top sellers. Again, you won’t find any parabens or mineral oils in these, nor any synthetic dyes. Natural good-for-skin ingredients include pressed avocado oil, organic soybean oil, Vitamin E, grapeseed oil and cocoa seed butter.

Moments by Upper Canada Waterbeads (sm)Moments by Upper Canada Waterbead scent diffusers are, in a word, delightful — they take the concept of worry beads to another level. And they’re not your ordinary room fragrancers. For one thing, the shining silicone spheres sure don’t look like any potpourri I’ve ever seen. You? For another, they actually don’t scent a whole room. Yes, you read that right. The Waterbeads scents are quite localized — think personal scent experience — which makes them a great gift for someone to use in an office space because they won’t infringe anyone else’s scent-sitivities. Featured fragrances today are clean, crisp White Cedarwood and cinnamon-warmed Spiced Berries. And I have to stress that Upper Canada does fragrance really well. Created by a perfumer, these have a sophisticated depth and complexity, with top, middle and base notes you’ll pick up as you inhale.

Upper Canada Soap is sold at a variety of retail outlets, but if any of the above strikes your interest you’ll want to catch The Shopping Channel broadcasts for pricing better than you’ll find elsewhere (e.g. the four-piece Body Truffles spa TSC offer hits just under $35 CAN; the five-piece Naturally set is under $30; a set of five luxurious triple-milled natural soaps is $20). Hello, such good gifts: great quality, pretty packaging, and affordable pricing appropriate for a range of intended recipients from family to friends to colleagues to holiday-party hosts — you can’t go wrong.

Upper Canada has been featured in a variety of Canadian and US mags, such as GLOW, FASHION, LOULOU, Chatelaine, Canadian Living, Family Circle, Us, Ebony, Star, and Real Simple — if you’re already down with the Upper Canada love, call in to the show: 1-888-2020-888! (You can also watch live online — click here.)

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YouLookHotToday 1 December 2009 at 8:40 am

Why they gotta make soap products look good enough to eat? Now I’m hungry.

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Jenn 1 December 2009 at 8:55 am

So happy for you. It’s going to be a great day at TSC. I wonder which hosts you’ll get!?! I need a hobby.

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Yvonne Cunha 1 December 2009 at 1:02 pm

Can’t wait. It looks delicious.

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Joan Mylchreest 10 August 2010 at 6:18 am

Do you still make Kitchen Counter Spray ?? I use to buy it in the States at Cracker Barrel but it is not at any I have been at of late Is it available in Ontario, Canada? I love it and cannot find it anywhere. HELP please.

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Janine 10 August 2010 at 6:28 am

Hi Joan,
I just checked the Upper Canada Soap website; can’t seem to find the Organic Kitchen line. It’s a good line, though — maybe they’re changing the packaging?

I found an all-purpose cleanser in the Kitchen collection though: http://www.uppercanadasoap.com/product_detail.php?top_cat_id=76&sub_cat_id=157&third_cat_id=0&item_id=2199

The website also has links to online retailers who may be helpful to you, and the Contact Us page has all sorts of helpful numbers for the company. Good luck!

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