Where to Buy Natural Skincare Products

Where to Buy Natural Skincare Products (Safely & Effectively)

As interest in clean beauty and natural skincare continues to rise, more people are asking: Where can I find trustworthy, effective natural skincare products? Whether you're looking for plant-based cleansers, organic face oils, or eco-friendly skincare, it’s important to choose products and brands that align with your values—and truly care about your skin.

In this blog, you’ll learn:

  • What to look for when shopping for natural skincare

  • Where to buy it—both online and locally

  • How to avoid greenwashing

  • Why buying from a local maker or small business is a better choice


🧴 What Is Considered “Natural” Skincare?

Natural skincare products are typically formulated with:

  • Botanical ingredients like plant oils, butters, and extracts

  • Minimal or no synthetic chemicals

  • No parabens, sulfates, phthalates, or artificial fragrance

  • Biodegradable, cruelty-free, or low-waste packaging

However, terms like “natural” and “clean” are not regulated. That’s why it’s important to buy from brands that are transparent about their ingredients, testing methods, and sourcing practices.


🛍️ Where to Buy Natural Skincare Products

1. Local Natural Skincare Brands

Buying from local businesses offers trust, transparency, and direct access to the maker. You’ll often get:

  • Fresh, handcrafted products

  • Personalized recommendations

  • Custom options for sensitive skin or conditions like eczema

  • Less packaging and lower carbon footprint

➡️ If you're in St. Albert or Edmonton, visit ABD Naturals—a local skincare clinic and clean beauty brand created by a biologist. Our products are:

  • Free from synthetic chemicals

  • Safe for eczema-prone and sensitive skin

  • Available in-store or online

  • Made in small batches with high-quality, local ingredients


2. Trusted Online Retailers

When shopping online, look for retailers that specialize in clean and green beauty. Some reputable online shops include:

  • The Detox Market (Canada & USA)

  • Well.ca

  • Credo Beauty

  • Thrive Market

  • EarthHero

Be cautious on general marketplaces like Amazon or Etsy—always research the brand, read the ingredient list, and look for customer reviews.


3. Health Food Stores & Natural Markets

Many health stores carry curated selections of clean skincare brands. Some great places to shop include:

  • Community Natural Foods (Alberta)

  • Whole Foods Market

  • Blush Lane Organic Market

Tip: Always read labels. Not everything in the “natural” section is truly clean.


🚩 Watch Out for Greenwashing

Not all products labeled “natural” are genuinely safe or effective. Avoid brands that:

  • List “fragrance” or “parfum” without explanation

  • Hide behind marketing claims like “chemical-free” (everything is made of chemicals!)

  • Use only 1 or 2 plant ingredients but fill the rest with synthetics

A truly natural skincare product will:
✅ List full INCI ingredients
✅ Clearly state what it does not contain
✅ Often be free of synthetic fragrance, preservatives, dyes, or petrochemicals


🤝 Why Support Small or Local Skincare Brands?

Buying from local artisans or certified makers has benefits you can feel good about:

  • Transparency: You know who made your product

  • Customization: Get products made for your skin type

  • Eco-conscious: Less shipping waste and better packaging choices

  • Community impact: You support real families and job creation


🌿 Looking for Safe, Effective Natural Skincare?

At ABD Naturals, we specialize in clean, handcrafted skincare made for real skin concerns like:

  • Eczema

  • Sensitive skin

  • Dryness

  • Dullness

  • Acne

Our founder, a trained biologist and mother of two, started the brand to help others avoid harsh chemicals while still achieving healthy, glowing skin.

📦 Shop online at abdnaturals.com or visit our St. Albert location for a personalized skincare experience. Need something specific? Contact us for a custom formulation made just for you.

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