Disclosure: This site is run by an independent Forever Business Owner. It is not a Forever Living Products corporate website.
Forever Living’s Canadian catalogue includes a personal care line that sits alongside the better known aloe drinks and skincare. It covers the everyday basics: a liquid soap for the sink, a deodorant for the morning, a shampoo and conditioner for the shower, a bar soap for face and body, a hand sanitizer for the car or bag, and a body wash. This page is a plain-language roundup for Canadian shoppers, with item numbers, what each product is used for, and how ordering works through the independent Forever Business Owner shop linked below. Prices are not quoted here because they change with promotions and exchange timing, so confirm the live price in the shop before you buy.What Is in the Forever Living Personal Care Range?
What Is in the Forever Living Personal Care Range?
Personal care at Forever is a small, practical category rather than a large one. The items below are the ones most Canadian shoppers ask about, and each has an item number you can use when searching the online store or speaking with customer care.
- Aloe Liquid Soap, item 633
- Ever-Shield Deodorant, item 067
- Aloe-Jojoba Shampoo, item 640
- Aloe-Jojoba Conditioner, item 641
- Avocado Face & Body Soap, item 284
- Hand Sanitizer, item 318
- Aloe Body Wash
Forever builds its range around aloe vera combined with other ingredients selected to work with it, which is the same approach the company takes across its skincare and drinks. That shared base is why the personal care items feel like one family rather than a mixed shelf of unrelated brands.
| Product | Item number | Where it fits in a routine |
|---|---|---|
| Aloe Liquid Soap | 633 | Kitchen and bathroom sinks, or as a shower wash |
| Ever-Shield Deodorant | 067 | Morning routine, before you leave the house |
| Aloe-Jojoba Shampoo | 640 | Washing hair in the shower |
| Aloe-Jojoba Conditioner | 641 | After shampoo, on damp hair |
| Avocado Face & Body Soap | 284 | Face and body cleansing, bar format |
| Hand Sanitizer | 318 | Away from a sink, in a bag or vehicle |
| Aloe Body Wash | No number listed here | Daily shower or bath |
Aloe Liquid Soap (Item 633)
Aloe Liquid Soap is a pump-style liquid soap built on an aloe base, which makes it a comfortable choice for hands that get washed many times a day. It works at the kitchen sink, in the bathroom, or in the shower as a body wash, and a single bottle tends to be the item Canadian households reorder most often from the personal care range. Because it is a liquid rather than a bar, it is handy for shared spaces and for anyone who prefers not to have a wet bar sitting on the sink. If you are buying for a family, this is the sensible starting point in the category. Check the current product listing in the Canadian online store for the size and format available right now, since Forever updates packaging and sizes over time.
Ever-Shield Deodorant (Item 067)
Ever-Shield Deodorant is the daily deodorant in the range, formulated with an aloe base to suit regular use. It belongs in the same morning slot as your toothbrush, and it is one of those items people tend to add to a repeat order once they know it works for them. Deodorant is a personal choice, and what suits one person may not suit another, so it usually makes sense to try one first rather than stock up. The Canadian store listing shows the current format and size, and customer care can confirm the item by number, 067, if you want to be certain you are ordering the right one.
Aloe-Jojoba Shampoo (640) and Conditioner (641)
The Aloe-Jojoba pair is the hair care side of the personal care range. Shampoo 640 and Conditioner 641 are sold as separate items, so you can buy one, the other, or both depending on what your hair needs. Jojoba is a plant-derived ingredient commonly used in hair care, and it appears in the product names for both items. Used together, they form a simple two-step wash and condition routine: shampoo first to cleanse, then conditioner on damp hair to soften and detangle. If you colour or heat-style your hair, keep your usual products in the rotation and treat these as the everyday wash pair. Sizes are listed on each product page in the official Canadian store, so check there rather than relying on an older bottle in your cupboard.
Avocado Face & Body Soap (Item 284)
Avocado Face & Body Soap is a bar soap designed for both face and body, which keeps the shower shelf simple. The avocado in the name signals the ingredient alongside the aloe base, and the bar format appeals to anyone cutting back on plastic pump bottles. A single bar can live by the sink or in the shower, and it travels well, which makes item 284 a reasonable pick for a gym bag or a weekend away. If you have sensitive or reactive skin, patch testing a new bar soap is a sensible habit before you use it on your face. Check the current listing for the size and packaging.
Hand Sanitizer (318) and Aloe Body Wash
Hand Sanitizer, item 318, is the on-the-go item in the range. It is made for the moments when soap and water are not available, such as after a grocery run, at a fuel pump, or between errands when you are getting back into the car. An aloe base keeps it from feeling harsh on hands that are already dry from Canadian winters. Aloe Body Wash is the shower counterpart, a cleansing wash meant for daily use with the same aloe-forward approach as the rest of the line. Together with the liquid soap and the bar soap, it gives you three cleansing options so you can match the product to the room: body wash in the shower, liquid soap at the taps, bar soap for travel.
Where the Aloe Behind These Products Comes From
Forever grows and harvests its own aloe, which is part of why the company is often described as the aloe vera company. The aloe is hand harvested from Forever’s fields in the Dominican Republic, then shipped to the manufacturing facility in Dallas, Texas, where the products are made. Forever also produces nutritional supplements in its own Dallas facility. The company has been established for more than 45 years and has offices in 164 countries worldwide, so the products you buy in Canada come from the same supply chain as the ones sold elsewhere. That consistency matters if you have bought a personal care item while travelling and want the same one at home.
How to Order Forever Living Personal Care in Canada
Orders are placed through the independent Forever Business Owner shop linked on this page. You can browse the Personal Care category and search by item number if you already know what you want. Beside the shop, there is a Preferred Customer enrolment option that lets shoppers shop and save without becoming a business owner.
If you would rather speak to someone, Forever’s customer care line for Canada is 1-888-440-ALOE (2563), and the email address is customercare@foreverliving.com. Customer care hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:30pm, Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm, and closed Sunday. For browsing offline, the Product Brochure 25/26 Canada is available through the Sales Tools section as a single copy or a 10 pack. Prices are set by Forever and shown in the Canadian store at checkout, so the figure you see there is the one that applies on the day you order. Any range mentioned elsewhere online should be treated as a rough idea only, and the live price in the shop is the number that counts.
A Simple Routine Using These Items
You do not need all seven products to start. A workable Canadian routine looks like this:
- Morning: shampoo 640 and conditioner 641 in the shower, then Ever-Shield Deodorant 067.
- Daytime: Hand Sanitizer 318 in your bag or the car, for between stops.
- Evening: Aloe Body Wash or Avocado Face & Body Soap 284 in the shower.
- At the taps: Aloe Liquid Soap 633 in the kitchen and bathroom.
Most people start with the liquid soap or the hand sanitizer because those are the lowest-commitment items, then add the hair care pair and the deodorant on a second order once they know they like the aloe base. Ordering one or two items at a time also avoids ending up with a cupboard full of products you will not finish.
About This Page
This page is published by an independent Forever Business Owner and is not a Forever Living Products corporate website. The information here is a general introduction for Canadian shoppers, and product listings, sizes and prices are controlled by Forever Living and shown on the official Canadian store. Always confirm the current details on the product page or with customer care before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Forever Living personal care products made with real aloe vera?
Yes. Forever combines pure aloe vera with other ingredients selected to work with it, and the company grows and hand harvests its own aloe in the Dominican Republic before shipping it to its manufacturing facility in Dallas, Texas. The personal care items are built on that same aloe base as the skincare and drinks ranges.
Where can I buy Forever Living personal care products in Canada?
Order through the independent Forever Business Owner shop linked on this page, where the Personal Care category lists the full range and you can search by item number. There is also a Preferred Customer enrolment option if you want to shop and save. Customer care is available at 1-888-440-ALOE (2563) during business hours.
Does Forever Living ship personal care products within Canada?
The Canadian store is set up to serve Canadian shoppers, so ordering and shipping options are handled at checkout once you have added items to your cart. If you want to confirm delivery details for your province before ordering, contact customer care at customercare@foreverliving.com or by phone during the weekday or Saturday hours.
What is a Forever Preferred Customer?
A Preferred Customer is someone who enrols to shop and save on Forever products without running a business. It suits people who mainly want the personal care basics, such as the liquid soap, shampoo and deodorant, on a repeat basis. Enrolment details are on the Canadian Preferred Customer page.
Which personal care item should a first-time buyer start with?
Aloe Liquid Soap, item 633, is the usual starting point because it is used daily at the sink and is easy to judge. Hand Sanitizer 318 is another low-commitment first buy. From there, most people add the Aloe-Jojoba shampoo and conditioner pair or the Ever-Shield Deodorant on a later order.