10 Brands That Truly Embody Eco-Friendly Beauty

In style, skin and our precious hair strands, we’re celebrating sustainably committed brands. Learn more on the eco-conscious commitments from the 10 standouts, below. —Julia Dumbrell

Beauty Brands

Drunk Elephant Best-Selling Creams: Biocompatible Refills

With biocompatible skincare, Drunk Elephant offers refills for their best-selling creams Bora Barrier Repair Cream, Protini Polypeptide Cream and Lala Retro Whipped Cream (~ $86 – $94). Eliminating the use of plastic, the refill pods are fully recyclable.

Dermalogica Liquid Peelfoliant: Sustainable on the Inside Out

Dermalogica’s focus for earth month is on sustainable ingredients, believing that true sustainability goes beyond packaging with mindful ingredients on the inside. The Liquid Peelfoliant was created with this philosophy, containing a lipid-rich blend with Canadian-sourced upcycled Cranberry Extract to promote long-lasting hydration ($99).

Sans Savon Starter Kit: A New Way of Cleansing

With a fragrance inspired by the boreal forest, the Sans Savon hand wash, body wash, and body bar are housed in stunning, sustainable packaging, in line with the brand’s conscious commitments. The starter kit is an ideal way to embrace this new way of cleansing, as its formulas are made without harsh ingredients that strip the skin ($118).

Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Colour: Post-Colour Glow-Up

Among the brand’s latest innovations is Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Colour, a sustainable at-home hair colour kit which features 90% natural origin ingredients ($18). With recyclable, tub-style packaging, Garnier GOOD uses 45% less plastic than traditional dye kits including a premium mixing bowl, wooden spatula, and silk and shine conditioner for the ultimate post-colour glow-up.

Yves Rocher Monoi Shampoo and Shower Gel: Eco-Refill

Containing 4 times less plastic than the 400ml bottles and composed of at least 90% recycled coastal plastic, Yves Rocher’s Monoi Eco-Refill Shampoo and Shower Gel offers all the indulgence of their sulfate-free bath and shower gels in a 600ml eco-refill format ($12.95).

Wella Elements: Natura-Origin Hair and Scalp Health

Designed to prioritize the health of both the hair and scalp while being fully committed to sustainability, Elements is Wella’s most gentle care line, formulated with up to 99% natural origin ingredients in fully recyclable packaging (~$25).

Renpure Refresh & Rebalance Scalp Serum: Clean without Compromise

By eliminating the tough decisions families often face between clean ingredients, effectiveness, and affordability, Renpure offers a solution that doesn’t require compromise. A standout from their collection, made clean in Canada, is the Refresh & Rebalance Scalp Serum, which rebalances moisture on the scalp with tea tree and rosemary ($12).

Clothing Brands

Reformation Jaden Vest: With Renewable Eucalyptus

With an aim to be Climate Positive by 2025 and circular by 2030, Reformation is a leader in sustainable beauty. Materials like the brand’s TENCEL™ Lyocell are made mostly of rapidly renewable eucalyptus, taking five times less land and 80% less water to grow than cotton. A holy grail of fibres for Ref, it’s used gorgeously in pieces like the Jaden Vest ($238).

&OR Collective Skirt 02: Modular Wardrobe Essential

For Spring/Summer 2025, Montreal-based &OR Collective expands their collection with new Bikinis, Skirts and Tanks, all crafted with their signature zero-waste knitting technology in lustrous eco-viscose. We’re inspired by the &OR modular wardrobe like the Skirt 02, which is intended to be built over time and reflect a new age of fashion where style and responsibility are both valued and upheld ($375).

SOJA&Co. Linen Water: Clean Fragrance

As the environment is at the heart of SOJA&Co.’s values, the brand not only prioritizes ingredients but also the minimalist, recycled cardboard and never superflour product packaging. Freshen up a wardrobe with the brand’s Linen Water, lightly fragrancing a sustainable wardrobe with notes of white cotton and fresh linen ($23).