About Sunday's Company
Welcome to Sundays Company - a plant-based apothecary nestled in the hills of Northumberland County, Ontario.
Sundays Company is rooted in the philosophy of slow living—slow beauty. Botanical-based body care is using whole plants, honoring their full potency and sustainability. This approach is vastly different from relying on essential oils, extractions, or synthetic derivatives to do the work.
As much as possible, the plants in my formulations are grown in my own gardens, gathered from my land, or ethically harvested from the rich forests, meadows, and fields in my community.
Every step—growing, harvesting, processing, infusing, bottling, and labeling—is done by hand, with care and intention.
My hope is that these products offer you more than just skincare. That they invite you into a sensory ritual—where textures melt into skin, aromas stir something deep within, and each application feels like an act of nourishment. Scent is powerful; it weaves itself into our subconscious, unlocking memories that may have otherwise been forgotten. A familiar aroma can take you back to a childhood garden, the crisp air of a turning season, or the presence of someone you once loved. It has the ability to root us in the present while simultaneously carrying us to a pivotal moment in time—one that shaped us, softened us, or reminded us of who we are.
Thank you for trusting me with your self-care. Thank you for being here.
xo
Melissa Condotta

A Business Led by Values & Intuition
My curiosity is deeply rooted in the natural world and the pursuit of an authentic, uncomplicated life. Intuition and passion guide me, and my work is a direct reflection of this. Every product I create, and every facet of Sundays Company, is born from this intuitive process—shaped by imagination, informed by the wisdom of plants, and deeply connected to those who use them.
I recognize the privilege in viewing "beauty" products as a means of self-care, and I am equally aware that true self-care extends far beyond them. These products do not define self-care, but if they bring you comfort, if they become a ritual through which you honor yourself, then they hold meaning. There is no shame in embracing the things that nourish you—whatever form they take.