Made just for you! This customized blend will be prepared by hand in our Brooklyn-based formulary according to your specifications. See below for guidance on selections and to learn more about each of our raw ingredients and complexes.
HOW IT WORKS
A STEP BY STEP GUIDE
STEP 1.
Review botanical hydrosols. Hydrosols, also known as flower waters or distillates, are made by slowly distilling leaves, fruit and flowers. This aqueous base will form the foundation of your toner.
(Optional) – Review boosters. These are high performance, plant derived complexes that will help you achieve your skincare goals. Select the option that best suits your skin type or concern.
(Optional) - Review essential oils. Each botanical in our library is clinical grade and in addition to adding scent, may offer skin benefits. You can choose exclusively for scent, or for desired effect.
Construct your masterpiece! Once you’ve decided on your formula, navigate back to the product page and toggle selections. Your custom face toner will be made according to your specifications.
An ingredients card with the details of your formula will be included in your shipment. In addition to your selections, all face toners will contain * an ecocert approved, broad-spectrum preservative system that is a synergistic blend of an organic acid and alcohol * vegetable glycerin * propanediol, a natural solubilizer made from corn
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out the step by step guide on each custom product page for more information on the ingredients available to you.
We are happy to help! Email your questions to info@biosapothecary.com or register for an instructor led workshop where we can build your custom product together.
Yes, you can reorder any formula you build. You can also apply scent profiles you've developed to other product types - for example if you make a perfume you can order a body oil or home diffuser scented with your exact formula.
Workshops
Want some guidance? Come build your very own product in one of our hands on, instructional workshops.
