14 British B Corp Beauty Brands You Need To Know
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The home-grown sustainable pioneers to squeeze into your wash bag
British brands are shaking up the way we see beauty, from skincare and shampoo to makeup and period products. Want to know which names to have on your radar? We’ve outlined some of the British B Corp beauty brands making waves below.
The List: British Beauty Brands With B Corp Certification
UpCircle
Meet the UK’s number one upcycled skincare brand. UpCircle has one of the most unique business models in the industry, as it upcycles over 20 different by-product ingredients – spanning the argan, tea, juice, date, olive and wood industries – to create its skincare formulations. You can read all about UpCircle founder Anna Brightman’s B Corp journey in our interview here.
Dr. David Jack
A recent addition to Britain’s growing roster of B Corp beauty brands is Dr. David Jack, whose in-house skincare line was awarded the certification just in time for B Corp Month 2026. The brand, which boasts a high-performance, science-led approach, is best known for its award-winning facial peels and moisturisers.
The White Company
High street favourite The White Company has long been known for its high quality lifestyle products, spanning home, fashion and, of course, beauty – with its line of soaps, shower gels and perfumes making it a wellness powerhouse. The brand champions the use of natural materials where possible, focusing on organic and regenerative agricultural practices that help restore soil health and biodiversity.
Elemis
Another household brand most will be familiar with, Elemis describes itself as ‘a British skin wellness brand with a scientist’s commitment to results and an environmentalist’s urgency for change.’ Having acquired its B Corp certification in 2023, Elemis has since begun the process of making all of its packaging recyclable, reusable or refillable – and aims to donate one percent of its revenue to support its corporate social responsibility goals by the end of 2026.
SBTRCT
Skincare label SBTRCT was founded with the aim of creating the highest performing skincare with the lowest environmental impact – and it’s now one step closer to this goal with its newly acquired B Corp certification. SBTRCT specialises in solid skincare products that are completely plastic-free, waterless, vegan, cruelty and palm oil-free (and work beautifully with all skin types).
By Sarah London
For those with more sensitive skin types, look no further than By Sarah London. The label, which specialises in organic, plant-based skincare, was founded back in 2017 by sisters Sarah and Lauren – when Sarah was trying to find formulas that helped Lauren’s sensitive skin as she recovered from leukaemia. Today, the label continues to prioritise gentle ingredients that softly nourish the skin.
Bathing Beauty
Bathing Beauty tackles skin issues with natural products made in the foothills of The Clwydian Range in Wales with ingredients from ethical suppliers. Packaging is reusable or recyclable, and it donates one percent of all online sales to Stripe Climate programmes.
Krī Skincare
With the ethos of ‘make more with less’, gender-neutral beauty brand Krī Skincare works with simple formulas created using ingredients that are certified by Leaping Bunny, Ecocert and COSMOS. Krī also donates a portion of its annual revenue to the World Land Trust to help fund the restoration of tropical forest habitats.
Beauty Kitchen
With an impact score of 139.8, Beauty Kitchen quite rightly holds the title of ‘Best for the World’ B Corps. When creating products, the brand avoids using synthetic ingredients, microplastics and animal testing, and donates two percent of its sales revenue to charity partners like The Seahorse Trust and the Plastic Soup Foundation.
Aurelia London
Another brand awaiting B Corp status is Aurelia, which specialises in probiotic skincare made in Britain. Partnering with NGOs like PhytoTrade Africa to source its coveted botanicals, Aurelia makes sure that all its ingredients are sourced fairly and benefit the local communities that harvest them.
Aromatherapy Associates
Aromatherapy Associates is a leader in luxury wellbeing, with a focus on rich blends of essential oils. Since achieving B Corp status in 2020, the brand has removed over 1.5 tonnes of virgin plastic from its product lines – and by 2027 it hopes to be completely carbon neutral.
Monpure
Animal-derived ingredients are the norm when it comes to haircare. But B Corp beauty label Monpure, the world’s first scalp and hair health brand, stands out from the crowd. Committed to slow beauty, the brand works with handpicked ethical suppliers, uses vegan and cruelty-free ingredients like Silkgel and packs its products in 100 percent recyclable packaging.
Seeds of Colour
Certified vegan and cruelty-free, makeup brand Seeds of Colour added another string to its bow this year when it achieved B Corp status. It is best known for its richly pigmented colour balms – which can be used on the lips, cheeks and eyelids – made from fruits and vegetables.
DAME
Starting a new chapter in women’s healthcare is DAME, which creates reusable period products (including the world’s first reusable tampon applicator) that are free from both toxins and single-use plastic. The first British period brand to become Carbon Neutral Plus accredited, DAME aims to make period products sustainable and accessible to all.
