Sooo I've been making my own products for a little while now and was looking to find a zero waste…read morestore and tada today was my lucky day. Nice little boutique with a nice variety of butters, oils, dried herbs and flowers ect... super friendly and helpful staff. Also for the not so DIY kind lots of great already made products to choose from. Highly recommend and will definitely be back...

I would call this an uber natural beauty and self care store…read more Everything is "zero dechet" or "zero waste". Sure, some products do have packaging but it's either reusable or recyclable. This is the first time in my life I bought blush powder "in bulk". That's how far they take it. Makes perfect sense to me actually. You can buy individual metal or glass straws here for a few bucks which is nice because I like choosing my own and not being forced to buy a set. Also, no packaging is nice as it's less hassle and more green. For the bulk items (food, soaps, lotions) you need to bring in your own containers, bottles, jars etc.. but they sell their own bottles if you like or even better they have a donation section stocked with clean used containers. I have this thing with fabric softener where I don't know what exactly it does or if it's necessary and I find the scents too harsh. I don't use the sheets I use the liquid. I spoke with a woman on the floor and she didn't even try to sell their own natural fabric softeners, she advised I just use plain white vinegar but after I asked she said they sell some as well. I found a wonderfully scented natural soap that works as a dish soap and hand soap. It's been very gentle on my hands and the scent is light. The atmosphere here is very relaxing. The lighting is soft and welcoming. It's very popular so the products turn over quickly and are fresh.

Cute little shop featuring linens and things from Provence. They have a fabulous selection of dish…read moretowels that are so pretty you would not want to wash dishes with them at all. I will be hanging the one I bought on my kitchen wall. They also had a great selection of tableclothes. They had some placemats but none that I really liked or that matched the colors of my kitchen. They also had a large assortment of lavender sprigs and lavender sachets. I will definitely stop back here next time I am in Montreal. It is a small shop. I would have liked to have seen a larger selection of placemats but perhaps more people use tableclothes. Prices were a bit high ($95 for a table cloth, $20 for dish towel) but much cheaper than going to Provence.