Top 20 Canadian Beauty Influencers

Best for: Skincare and ingredient content.

Pierre is a self-taught cosmetic chemist and beauty creator in Montreal, giving him a rare ingredient-led, explain-the-science angle. His audience reads as the most real on the list, ideal for skincare brands that want substance over hype.

Best for: Professional hair colour brands.

Max Gourgues is a master hair colourist, salon owner, and Redken educator in Montreal, one of the most senior pros on the list. A natural fit for professional colour lines, tools, and salon-trade campaigns.

Best for: Blonde and salon-business content.

Marie-Anne Labrie pairs hair and beauty content with the business side, founding her own blonde club and atelier. Useful for salon-trade brands and colour lines that want a creator who speaks to other professionals too.

Best for: Hair extensions and how-tos.

Cristina Donadio is a Toronto master stylist and hair-extension specialist who posts tutorials, hacks, and before-and-afters. A strong fit for extension and styling-tool brands that want clear application content.

Best for: Blonde colour and extensions.

Melina Roberge is a Montreal hair artist focused on effortless colour, vibrant blondes, and extensions, and she runs masterclasses for other stylists. Best for colour brands and tools aimed at the professional end of the market.

Best for: Editorial and studio hair work.

Miguel Perez owns a Montreal studio and leads an education collective, giving him a craft-and-teaching identity rather than a personal-brand one. His audience reads as highly real, a fit for pro-focused hair and tool brands.

Best for: Approachable hair tutorials.

Tamara runs her own studio and educates other stylists while keeping a warm, talkative on-camera style. A good match for salon and styling brands that want craft credibility with an accessible tone.

Best for: Bridal and colour services.

Naram Hanna is a Toronto-area hairstylist, colourist, and bridal specialist serving clients across the GTA. Best for bridal, colour, and local service campaigns that want a working stylist with a steady client base.

Best for: Editorial hair campaigns.

Emma Co is a Montreal hair artist whose work has been featured in Elle, Byrdie, and Salon Magazine, giving her an editorial pedigree. A fit for premium and editorial-leaning hair and beauty campaigns.

Best for: Men's grooming and barbering.

Carson is a barber posting haircuts and styling tutorials, one of the few grooming-focused voices here. Useful when a beauty campaign needs a men's grooming or barbering angle rather than colour or makeup.