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This immersive pop-up at Stackt Market is handing out FREE Vichy samples this weekend only

Their epic SKIN+SCALP event is back in Toronto.

Vichy staff assisting a customer at a pop-up event.

Vichy staff assisting a customer at a pop-up event.

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Get ready, Toronto! Vichy Laboratoires is bringing the ultimate skincare and haircare experience to Stackt Market on April 6-7, and you won't want to miss it.

Head to Stackt for two days of top-shelf skincare. You'll receive complimentary consultations tailored to your skin and scalp needs and personalized samples of dermatologist-recommended Vichy products valued at $40.

Immerse yourself in the world of Vichy as it unveils its latest innovations designed for beginners and beauty aficionados alike. Plus, fill up your social feed with unique photo ops where your healthy skin and scalp can take centre stage.

Make sure to mark your calendars for this unique opportunity to enhance your beauty regimen. Spread the word and get ready to experience a fresh take on skin and scalp care at the Vichy Laboratoires SKIN+SCALP pop-up.

Vichy Laboratoires SKIN+SCALP Pop-up

A customer has their skin analyzed by staff at the Vichy pop-up.

A customer has their skin analyzed by staff at the Vichy pop-up.

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When: April 6-7, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Address: Stackt Market - 28 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON

Why you need to go: Enjoy a personalized SKIN+SCALP consultation and free samples courtesy of Vichy Laboratoires' immersive pop-up.

To learn more about Vichy Laboratoires, visit their website or follow them on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

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