Calling all skincare lovers, mama glow-getters, and gift givers—Naetal is hosting a radiant in-store pop-up just in time for Mother’s Day! Join the brand and its founder, Vivian Lam, May 2 & 3 on Level 3 of Holt Renfrew Vancouver for two unforgettable days of glow, gifting and goodness from Canada’s favourite skincare brand for sensitive skin and mamas.
Whether you’re shopping for Mom or treating yourself, here’s what’s waiting for you:
✨ Complimentary Mini Facials – Spend $50+ and enjoy a rejuvenating 15-minute facial using Naetal’s bestsellers, plus tools like our stainless steel gua sha and Refa roller.
🎁 Gift With Purchase – Receive a full-size Pure Rosewater Toner with your $130+ purchase (while quantities last!).
🌸 Limited Edition Gift Sets – Choose from beautifully curated sets tucked inside keepsake wooden boxes — perfect for gifting or starting your own skincare ritual. Whether it’s the Bloom Set for new moms or the full Naetal Collection, there’s a bundle for every stage of life and every skin story.
💛 Meet the Founder – Say hello to Vivian, the visionary behind Naetal and hear how motherhood and NICU moments sparked a clean skincare movement.
💫 In-Store Exclusive Bundles – Snap up limited-time savings on Naetal’s most-loved pairings, from eczema relief to glow-boosting serums.
Mark your calendars:
📍 Holt Renfrew Vancouver – Level 3
📅 May 2 & 3, 2025
⏰ 11AM–5PM daily
Quantities are limited—stop by early, or DM Naetal on Instagram or email [email protected] to reserve your set.
Give Mom the gift of glow this Mother’s Day—she deserves it. —Vita Daily
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