The making

Our products respond to growing needs among the population. Our products are made here, in Quebec, by a company that manufactures aesthetic and cosmetic products for other well-known companies as well.

They are made from natural and pure ingredients or derived from natural ingredients. They are manufactured in a laboratory duly certified by Health Canada as “natural products manufacturer”, a long and complicated achievement.

We promote continuous improvement of our formulations so therefore we are trying to always be on the cutting edge of technology in terms of efficiency of our ingredients.

We are also very sensitive to the needs of our customers, as well as our consumers.

All ingredients and method of application are clearly marked on our pots and our tubes. We have received many testimonials from our customers have confirmed the effectiveness of our products.

We limited the packaging to a minimum, preferring to offer a quality product rather than a package which is attractive but overpriced, unnecessary and harmful to our environment. Our products are sealed, therefore safe. Our labels are bilingual, responding to the general population. Finally, last but not least, our products are not tested on animals. 

The main ingredients

All our products are made from natural ingredients of the highest quality or derived from natural ingredients. Some of our ingredients are even “organic” ingredients. An excellent reference on the net is Skin Deep. Une autre référence très appréciée est Another popular reference is Health Canada’s Critical Ingredient List and Prohibited Ingredient List.

We have eliminated all ingredients considered harmful to health such as:

a. parabens
b. toluene
c. formaldehyde
d. petroleum jelly
e. PEG (preservatives)
f. phenoxyethanol (preservative)
g. Methylisothiazolinone and Methylchloroisothiazolinone (also known as MIT and CMIT)
h. disodium EDTA
i. triclosan

We also chose not to incorporate urea, which is found in most foot products. Although moisturizing at concentrations of 5 to 10%, we regularly find products containing up to 40% urea.

According to Health Canada:“Urea (INCI: Urea) (57-13-6) Permitted for concentrations of 10% or less, the concentration of urea in cosmetics intended for dilution in bath water may exceed 10%.”