Wildcraft Eucalyptus + Mint Shampoo — Sulfate-Free

Shampoo, made in small batches with a fermented probiotic base instead of a wall of sulfates. Eucalyptus and mint sit on top of jojoba and green tea, so the lather feels like a splash of cold water on a hot day rather than a chemical strip-down. It's built to clean without stripping colour or roughing up the cuticle, and it's mixed in Toronto in batches small enough that someone actually watched it happen.

Why Choose the Wildcraft Eucalyptus + Mint Shampoo?

• No Sulfates or Parabens: Cleansing comes from gentle coco-glucoside and taurate surfactants instead, so the formula is colour-safe and won't strip a fresh dye job the way sulfates do.
• Certified Cruelty-Free: Carries the Leaping Bunny logo, a third-party audit that goes further than a brand's own "cruelty-free" label.
• 100% Natural, Vegan Formula: Every ingredient traces to a plant, mineral, or ferment — nothing synthetic, nothing animal-derived.
• Fermented Actives for Strength: Lactobacillus ferment and hydrolyzed quinoa target breakage and softness, a scalp-and-strand approach most drugstore shampoos skip.
• Plant-Based Tube: The bottle itself is bioplastic derived from sugarcane byproduct, not petroleum — rinse it out and recycle, or reuse it for bulk refills.

Perfect For

• Anyone who colours their hair and wants a cleanser that won't fade it out early
• People switching off sulfate shampoos who still want a real, rinseable lather
• Shoppers building a fully cruelty-free bathroom shelf and checking for the actual Leaping Bunny logo
• Gift-buyers looking for a Canadian-made, small-batch option with an editorial track record
• Anyone with fine or breakage-prone hair looking to add strengthening actives without a heavy silicone coat

Product Specs

FAQs

Is this shampoo actually sulfate-free, and what does it use to clean hair instead?

Yes — it's formulated without sulfates or parabens, cleansing instead with sodium laurylglucosides hydroxypropylsulfonate and coco-glucoside surfactants derived from plants. These are gentler on colour-treated hair than traditional sulfate cleansers.

Is the Leaping Bunny logo on this bottle a real third-party certification?

Yes — Leaping Bunny is a third-party cruelty-free audit, distinct from a brand simply self-describing as cruelty-free. Wildcraft's hair care line carries the certified logo.

How is this shampoo different from a solid shampoo bar in terms of packaging waste?

The 240 mL tube is made from bioplastic derived from sugarcane byproduct rather than petroleum plastic, and it's designed to be rinsed and recycled or repurposed for bulk refills. It won't eliminate packaging entirely the way a bar does, but it swaps the plastic source itself.

Where is this shampoo made, and does that affect shipping times or availability?

It's made in small batches in Toronto, Ontario, so stock reflects batch production rather than mass-manufacturing runs. Check current stock status at checkout, as small-batch runs can sell out between batches.

How long does one 240 mL bottle last, and what's the shelf life?

The shampoo carries an 18-month shelf life from the best-before date stamped on the bottom of the packaging. Actual wash count depends on hair length and how generous a pour you use per wash.