Location

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Founded

2012

Price range

C$20 – C$88

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

78 products

New arrivals

23 this month

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Corpa Flora

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About

Corpa Flora is a Canadian beauty brand founded in 2012 by Manon Elder in Montreal, built on the principle that skin is an ecosystem to be respected rather than corrected. The brand designs each product to work with the skin rather than against it, using short formulas, identifiable ingredients and what it calls total transparency, an approach summarised as doing more with less. What genuinely distinguishes Corpa Flora within the Canadian market is its manufacturing model: products are developed, manufactured and packaged under a single roof in the brand's own Montreal laboratory using its own production methods, an unusual degree of vertical control for an independent natural beauty company. The range is vegan and made in Canada, with ingredients extracted using green technologies and ethically harvested to preserve their long-term sustainability. Hero products include Beauté Divine, an award-winning cleansing oil that took the Grand Prize for Best Innovation from the Canadian Beauty Group in 2014 and Best Facial Cleanser at CLEAN CARE in 2015, alongside Antidote 02 Vitality, built around bakuchiol and described as the natural answer to retinol, Antidote 01 Firming, the Green Clay Mask and the Antidote H+ Hydration Booster. Certain ingredients, such as the cold-pressed sunflower seed oil, are Ecocert certified. Pricing sits in the mid-range. For anyone researching Canadian beauty brands, vegan beauty, natural beauty, locally made skincare or minimalist beauty with genuinely short ingredient decks, Corpa Flora offers a Montreal-made, founder-led alternative to imported natural skincare, with award recognition and full production control standing behind every formula it releases.

Brand Details

In-house
Canada
PETA Beauty Without Bunnies
Reusable
Refillable
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
M
Manon Elder

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Frequently asked questions

Is Corpa Flora cruelty free and vegan?
Corpa Flora markets its formulas as natural and vegan, using naturally derived ingredients and avoiding mineral oil, and it holds PETA Beauty Without Bunnies certification.
Who founded Corpa Flora?
Corpa Flora was founded by Manon Elder, a former molecular biology researcher who left academic labs to develop her own topical lipid skincare formulas.
When was Corpa Flora founded?
This Montreal skincare brand launched in 2012 after founder Manon Elder spent over 20 years in university research, including stem cell and breast cancer labs.
Is Corpa Flora good quality?
Yes, this skincare brand's Camellia cleansing oil won Best Innovation from the Canadian Beauty Group, and its Antidote serum won Best Facial Cleanser honors.
What is Corpa Flora known for?
This skincare brand is known for treating skin as an ecosystem, using short, transparent formulas free of petrochemicals, led by its Beauté Divine cleansing oils.
Where is Corpa Flora based and made?
This skincare brand is based in Montreal, Quebec, where founder Manon Elder manufactures every product in the company's own laboratory rather than outsourcing.

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