7 Canadian Skincare Brands Worth Adding to Your Routine
Buying Canadian is having a real moment in beauty, and your skincare shelf is an easy place to start. We’re lucky to have so many great Canadian skincare brands, which is exactly what makes picking one so hard.
When every brand promises healthy, glowing skin, it’s tough to know which one is worth trying. You want products that feel great on your skin, from a local brand you feel good about supporting. To make it easier, we’ve rounded up a few Canadian skincare brands worth a closer look.
The Canadian Skincare Brands on Our Radar
Here are seven Canadian skincare brands we’ve had our eye on lately. Use the table below as a quick reference, then read on to learn more about each brand.
| Brand | Founded In | HQ | Known For |
| BKind | 2014 | Montreal, QC | Vegan skin, hair, and nail care |
| Om Organics | 2016 | Invermere, BC | Handmade botanical face oils |
| Riversol | 2005 | Vancouver, BC | Dermatologist-developed skincare |
| Rocky | 2000 | Canmore, AB | Natural bar soaps and body care |
| Sahajan | 2015 | Toronto, ON | Ayurveda-inspired, clinically tested care |
| Three Ships | 2017 | Toronto, ON | Transparent natural skincare |
| Wildcraft | 2014 | Toronto, ON | Small-batch natural skin and body care |

BKind
BKind is a woman-owned vegan beauty brand from Montreal, known for plant-based skin care, hair care, and nail polish made entirely in Quebec. Microbiologist Marilyne Bouchard founded it in 2014.
Bouchard has always had sensitive, reactive skin, and when drugstore products didn’t agree with it, she turned to natural ingredients instead. The lineup includes face serums and moisturizers, cleansing balms, shampoo and conditioner bars, lip balms, and nail polish.

Om Organics
Om Organics is a small-batch skincare brand from Invermere, British Columbia, known for handmade skin and body care made with plant oils and herbs. Esthetician Kari Asselin founded it in 2016 after years of sensitive, breakout-prone skin that even premium spa products couldn’t help.
She started out selling her own formulas at local farmers’ markets, then opened an apothecary downtown, and every product is still made by hand in Invermere. Their product range includes face cleansers, serums, oils, and moisturizers, plus body butters, scalp treatments, and aromatherapy roll-ons, with botanicals like prickly pear seed oil, black cumin, and white willow bark.

Riversol
Riversol is a dermatologist-developed skincare line from Vancouver, known for gentle formulas that target redness, dullness, and visible signs of aging. Founder and Dermatologist Dr. Jason Rivers personally reviews and approves every formula.
Its signature ingredient is hinokitiol, an antioxidant from western red cedar that Dr. Rivers first came across through the University of British Columbia’s forestry department. Riversol makes cleansers, serums, moisturizers, and mineral sunscreen, along with targeted treatments, all made in Canada.

Rocky
Rocky, formerly Rocky Mountain Soap Company, is a natural skin and body care brand from Canmore, Alberta, where it handcrafts more than 350 products. Co-founders Karina Birch and Cam Baty started the company in 2000.
Rocky calls natural formulation “a standard, not a trend,” so it’s an easy fit for a clean beauty routine. Alongside its bar soaps, it makes face creams, serums, cleansing oils, liquid soap, deodorant, and a solid hair care line that launched in 2024.

Three Ships
Three Ships is a natural skincare brand from Toronto, started with about $4,000 by two 23-year-old co-founders and known for being upfront about its ingredients and pricing. Connie Lo and Laura Thompson launched the company in 2017. Everything is made in Canada except its eye masks, which are made in South Korea.
The co-founders landed a royalty deal on Dragons’ Den in 2020. Today the brand makes serums, eye masks, and face and body sprays with ingredients like tremella mushroom, Kakadu plum, and hypochlorous acid.

Wildcraft
Wildcraft is an Indigenous-owned skincare brand from Toronto, known for 100% natural skin, body, and hair care made fresh in small batches. Laura Whitaker founded Wildcraft in 2014, and every product is still made in the city.
Natural formulas mean a shorter shelf life, so every product is marked with its production date. The lineup includes face serums, creams, and cleansers, plus body oils, deodorant, and shampoo and conditioner. Its formulas skip synthetic fragrance entirely.

Sahajan
Sahajan is a clean skincare brand from Toronto, known for clinically tested skin, hair, and body care that draws on Ayurveda, India’s traditional system of medicine. Former pharmaceutical executive Lisa Mattam founded it in 2015, and its products are made in Canada.
Mattam developed the line with Ayurvedic and clinical experts, pairing botanicals like gotu kola, triphala, and turmeric with modern testing. The range includes cleansers, face serums and oils, moisturizers, and eye balms, plus hair oil, lip treatments, and bath soaks.
Make Your Next Skincare Swap a Canadian One
Shopping Canadian doesn’t mean compromising on your skincare. Whether you’re after dermatologist-developed formulas or handmade, small-batch care, there’s a homegrown brand that fits. The next time a product runs out, try replacing it with one made here. When you’re ready, browse our Beauty & Skin Care collection to find your next Canadian favourite.
