Our natural ingredient wellness products

Whether you're looking for bath salts to ease muscle tension or a natural sleep aid to help you rest deeply, our collection has everything you need to create a relaxing, wellness-focused ritual at home. These natural products harness the sedative power of ester-rich essential oils like lavender, jasmine, chamomile, and cedarwood. Absorb magnesium, the “relaxation mineral” directly through your skin with a Dead Sea magnesium chloride flakes bath or foot bath. This rapid absorption method allows for quick relief from stress and discomfort. Dry skin brushing with the 100% natural, organic, hand-harvested and biodegradable loofah plant can invigorate the nervous system, boost energy levels, and improve overall skin health. 

Our plant-based body butter balms are handcrafted in Canada with natural, organic, and ethically sourced bio-active ingredients, including unrefined and organic fair trade shea butter from Ghana. We procure our food grade beeswax from a local Ontario beekeeping source, Humble Bee, whose beeswax is collected from organically-managed beehives. Our body butter balms are infused with therapeutic grade essential oils.

Egypt’s artistic heritage is woven into every handcrafted product. Artisans use techniques passed down through generations—ensuring that traditional weaving, embroidery, pottery, and natural fiber crafts do not disappear in the face of industrialization. Fair Trade Egypt currently offers over 1,400 fairly traded handcrafted products, providing artisans with: capacity building; technical assistance; product development support and access to local and international markets. Fair Trade Egypt empowers over 2,000 artisans-43 artisan groups-90% women-across 13 governorates through ethical trade, sustainable production, and the preservation of traditional Egyptian handicrafts. By promoting these crafts in modern markets, Fair Trade Egypt ensures they remain economically viable and culturally relevant. Through Fair Trade principles, these artisans can sustain their livelihoods, preserve traditional techniques, and compete in modern markets.