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Tidelands House is more than a skincare label. It is a living practice rooted in ecology, seasonality, and reverence for the land.

Founded in Ontario, Canada, the brand’s stillroom stands on land nourished by the Willow River. The name “Tidelands” reflects the meeting point of land and sea — a place where ancient equals converge. This idea guides every formulation: ancestral plant medicine meets contemporary holistic skincare science.

Dominique Del Col works as both herbalist and formulator. Her process begins with the land. Wild botanicals are hand-foraged from hedgerows and gardens. Flowers are dried slowly under timber rafters. Marine plants are gathered mindfully from the coasts of Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. Rare or non-native botanicals are sourced from small regenerative growers who share the same environmental values.

Each product is created in small batches to preserve potency and freshness. Many formulas include house-fermented flower essences, crafted using traditional stillroom methods. This ensures nutrient density, bioavailability, and energetic integrity.

Sustainability is woven into every decision. From solar-powered production to reusable milk glass bottles and minimal packaging, Tidelands House seeks to reduce environmental impact while honoring the ecosystems that make these formulas possible.

The brand also openly acknowledges the Indigenous lands on which it operates, recognizing the Attawandaron, the Huron Wendat Nation, and the Grand River Métis Council. Respect for the land includes respect for its original stewards.

Tidelands House is ideal for those who value slow beauty, seasonal living, and skincare that feels deeply connected to the natural world.

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