Skincare

Everything for a routine that has to cope with dry indoor heat from November to April and humid summers in between: cleansers, toners, serums and treatments, day and night moisturizers, face oils, masks, eye care and lip care. A good routine is short: cleanse gently, treat one concern at a time, moisturize, and use sunscreen in the morning.

What to look for: a full ingredient list (INCI) on the pack, which Canadian cosmetic rules require; fragrance-free options if your skin reacts easily; and the period-after-opening symbol so you know how long an opened jar lasts. Patch test anything new for 24 to 48 hours. Sunscreens are regulated as drugs or natural health products in Canada and carry a DIN or NPN on the label.

Browse serums and treatments, moisturizers and cleansers, or read our winter skincare guide.

Free tracked shipping to every province and territory, prices in Canadian dollars and free returns on unopened items within 30 days.