Explore Canadian soap and cosmetic makers through current ingredients, directions and specific production claims.
12 discoveries to explore.
Read the ingredients, then choose a bar for your routine.
Jennifer Ridgway’s Moonsnail business makes soap and body products in small batches on Prince Edward Island. The shop gives actual ingredient lists and bar sizes, making it possible to choose by formulation rather than an unsupported health promise.
A Quebec soap maker with practical laundry bars alongside body soap.
Founded in 2005, the Savonnerie now identifies Saint-Raymond as its factory, shop and headquarters. Its range spans handmade soap, body products and household cleaning products.
An Indigenous-founded cosmetics brand with a refillable lipstick family.
Jenn Harper founded Cheekbone Beauty, which identifies St. Catharines as its headquarters. Its range includes lip colour, eye products and separate refill components.
Choose the format before choosing the scent.
A sister-founded Canadian personal-care business with refillable deodorant jars, twist-up sticks and a Calgary refill store.
Try a hair routine built around bars rather than bottles.
Calgary-based hair-care business with solid shampoo and conditioner formats, Canadian shipping and warehouse pickup.
A cleanser and cream, with formats and ingredient lists to compare.
An Invermere skincare maker founded by Kari Asselin. Explore everyday formats and current care guidance through the maker’s exact product pages.
A Montréal body-care maker with distinct bar formats and ingredient lists.
Founded by Marilyne Bouchard in Montréal in 2014, BKIND offers skin, hair and body care. Its official story identifies Quebec production for its care products.
Choose a bar by its ingredients, then meet the Mayo maker.
Joella Hogan’s Indigenous-owned Mayo business makes soap and self-care products in the Yukon. Its essential-bar collection provides ingredient lists for unscented Yukon Pure and coffee-containing Bean in the Bath.
Read the recipe, then decide between a bar and a bath bomb.
Candace Alarie’s Niverville business makes and ships products from its Manitoba studio. Its soap-bar and bath-bomb collections provide a starting point for comparing recipes, fragrance and packaging.
Small-batch Montréal care products with separate fragrance and format choices.
GROOM describes a care range made in small batches at its Montréal workshop. Beard oil and transparent shaving gel are two distinct formats in the official shop.
Two formulas with a workshop-location discrepancy left visible.
Eucalyptus Chéri and Amour Propre offer a comparison within one product type. The first body-cleansing bar's page names eucalyptus and geranium essential oils with Îles de la Madeleine salt.
A face gel and a body butter are separate formulas.
Cocooning Love's story follows Carole Dewerre's first preparations in an apartment in 2016 and a first Montreal location in 2019. Its storefront describes Montreal handmaking.