The Peak Daily Touch-ups đź’„- Cosmetic treatments blow up, Trump's tariffs get their day in court
Nov 3, 2025
Cosmetic procedures are now trending among young people, accounting for a significant share of neurotoxin treatments. Meanwhile, a pivotal Supreme Court case on Trump's tariff authority could reshape trade relations with Canada. The episode also touches on Canada's new stablecoin legislation and efforts to attract U.S. researchers with financial incentives. Lastly, a notable apology from Mark Carney to Trump over an Ontario tariff ad highlights the political ripple effects.
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Younger People See Prevention In Beauty
- Younger people view treatments like Botox as preventative measures to slow aging rather than legacy procedures for older adults.
- The rise of chic meta-spas and private-equity-backed clinics fuels easier access and normalization.
Cosmetic Treatments Are Going Mainstream
- Cosmetic procedures are becoming normalized across generations, with Millennials and Gen Z now accounting for 41% of neurotoxin treatments.
- Social media, influencers, weight-loss drugs, and affordable surgery tourism are shifting beauty norms and demand.
Tariff Uncertainty Hurts Canada
- Canada's economy faces disproportionate harm from unpredictable U.S. tariff policy and investment uncertainty.
- The Bank of Canada warns tariff uncertainty hinders Canadian business hiring and investment decisions.