- sulfate-free
- paraben-free
- cruelty-free certified
- vegan
- made in canada
- handmade small-batch
- sugarcane bioplastic tube
- colour-safe
- ferment-powered formula
Conditioner, made the old-fashioned way in a Toronto studio rather than a factory line. It goes on after shampoo and works through mid-lengths to ends, leaving hair detangled, softer, and carrying a wake-up scent of eucalyptus and mint instead of the syrupy florals most bottles default to. The base is a fermented-ingredient blend rather than a wall of silicones, so it conditions without coating. It's built for every hair type in the shower, not just one.
Why Choose the Wildcraft Eucalyptus Mint Conditioner?
- Handmade in Toronto, Small-Batch: Formulated and made in a Toronto, Ontario studio rather than mass-produced, so batches stay small and ingredient-focused.
- Ferment-Powered Formula: Lactobacillus Ferment and Gluconolactone replace synthetic preservative systems most conditioners rely on, a probiotic-style approach still rare in this category.
- No Sulfates, No Parabens: Cleans and conditions without stripping colour-treated hair or introducing the preservatives many sensitive scalps react to.
- Sugarcane Bioplastic Tube: Packaged in a plant-derived tube instead of glass or a standard petroleum bottle — rinse and recycle it, or keep it to refill from bulk.
- Certified Cruelty-Free: Never tested on animals, backed by third-party certification rather than a self-applied label.
Perfect For
- Anyone switching to sulfate-free hair care who still wants real detangling and softness
- Colour-treated hair that needs a conditioner formulated to be colour safe
- Sensitive scalps looking to avoid parabens and synthetic preservatives
- Shoppers who want a Canadian-made, small-batch alternative to mass-market natural brands
- Gift-buyers seeking a natural hair care option with a genuine handmade-in-Canada story
Product Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Scent | Eucalyptus and mint |
| Main Ingredients | Behentrimonium methosulfate, calendula flower extract, hydrolyzed quinoa |
| Net Contents | 240 mL / 8 fl oz, 1 tube |
| Packaging | Sugarcane-derived bioplastic tube; rinse and recycle, or repurpose for bulk refills |
| Care Instructions | Massage into wet hair after shampooing, working from mid-lengths to ends; leave several minutes for a deeper treatment, then rinse thoroughly. |
| Compatibility | All hair types |
| Country of Origin | Canada (Toronto, Ontario) |
| Key Omissions | No sulfates, no parabens |
| Certifications | Certified cruelty-free (Leaping Bunny) |
FAQs
Is this conditioner actually safe for colour-treated hair, or will it strip the colour?
Yes — it's formulated to be colour safe, using a sulfate-free base that cleans and conditions without stripping colour treatments. It contains no sulfates or parabens.
What does Lactobacillus Ferment do in a conditioner, and is that ingredient natural?
It's a fermented ingredient that works alongside gluconolactone as part of the formula's preservative system, replacing harsher synthetic preservatives. Both are naturally derived rather than synthetic additives.
Where is Wildcraft's Eucalyptus Mint Conditioner actually made?
It's made in Toronto, Ontario, in small batches rather than on a mass-production line. Wildcraft is a Toronto-based skincare and hair care brand.
How much conditioner comes in one tube, and how long will it last?
Each tube holds 240 mL (8 fl oz). It carries an 18-month shelf life from manufacture, with the best-before date stamped on the bottom of the packaging.
Is the tube recyclable, or does it need to go in the trash after use?
The tube is made from a bioplastic derived from sugarcane byproduct — rinse it out and recycle, or keep it to refill with bulk product instead of tossing it.
Ingredients
How to Use
Distribute from mid-lengths to ends.
For a deeper treatment, leave on for several minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
Patch test recommended for first-time use.
Pro-Tip: keep the empty tube — its sugarcane bioplastic holds up well as a refill container for bulk shampoo or conditioner.