Ingredients

Ingredients and what we leave out

Two lists tell you most of what you need — what we put in, and what we keep out.

The key actives

Two ingredients do the real work

Both live in the leave-on Recovery Lotion. The daily Beauty Bar is a cleansing step, so its job is to lift the day off your skin and rinse away clean.

Magnesium chloride is the mineral many people reach for after activity, used here for that after-effort feeling. GHK-Cu is a copper peptide with a long research history.

We keep our claims measured and point you to the studies rather than talking around them.

The two lists

What is in

  • Magnesium chlorideFor after-effort comfort — Recovery Lotion
  • GHK-Cu copper peptideStudied for skin over time — Recovery Lotion
  • Plant-derived glycerinFor a soft finish
  • Shea and coconut-derived cleansersBeauty Bar
  • Purified waterThe lotion base
  • Naturally derived preservationTo keep the lotion safe

Left out

  • SulphatesSLS, SLES
  • Parabens
  • Synthetic fragranceIncluding masking scents
  • Synthetic dyes and colourants
  • Phthalates
  • Formaldehyde donors
  • Mineral oil and petrolatum

Full ingredient lists are on each product page.

Where it is sourced

Made in Canada, with a certificate for every batch

We formulate and make our products in Canada. Our magnesium chloride and copper peptide come from suppliers who provide certificates of analysis for each batch.

The Beauty Bar is a traditional saponified soap built on tallow with olive and coconut oils. The plant oils, butters and glycerin come from established cosmetic ingredient sources.

How to use, and a note of caution

Patch test first

Both products are for external use on intact skin only.

Apply a small amount to your inner forearm, wait a day, and check for redness or irritation before wider use. Some people notice a light tingle from the magnesium at first, which usually settles.

Keep the products out of your eyes and off broken skin. If you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication, check with a professional before adding a new active to your routine.

These are cosmetic products. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.