Near the international gates at YUL, The Body Shop hits basic skincare needs fast.
This branch of The Body Shop sits airside at Montréal–Trudeau (YUL), handy if you realize at the gate that your 100 ml moisturizer is almost done. Expect the usual lineup: body butters, shower gels, shampoos, and mini-sized products that clear Canadian security rules. Prices track Canadian mall pricing, so a small top-up here won’t feel like full-on airport gouging, but it’s not outlet-cheap either.
Hours typically follow international departure banks, opening early morning around the first wave and staying open into the late evening when transatlantic flights leave. If you’re flying out of the international side, you’ll pass it on the way to gates after duty free. Stock leans toward core body care and skincare; fragrance and makeup are present but not as deep as a full street store, so don’t expect every limited edition line.
Best use case: emergency replacements. Their travel-size hand cream, shower gel, and shampoo bottles come in under 100 ml and slot straight into your 1-liter liquids bag. If you forgot lip balm for a 6-hour flight to Europe, their basic ranges do the job better than most generic airport stands. Gift sets are pre-boxed with prices clearly tagged in CAD, making a last-minute present less stressful than hunting in duty free.
Practical tip: check the 50–75 ml minis first; two or three small items often cost less than one large bottle and won’t get binned at security if you’re repacking before a connection within Canada.