For home makers tired of lotions that split and jars that spoil
Stop guessing at recipes. The Natural Skincare Formulary gives you 60 step-by-step formulas written in percentages, a 46-ingredient guide and the safety basics (preservatives, pH, essential-oil limits), so every batch ends as a smooth, stable jar you are proud to label with your own name.

Sound familiar?
You wanted a gorgeous, simple jar of something you made with your own hands. Then the internet got involved.

Reliable results do not come from a luckier recipe. They come from understanding the formula.
Every good skincare product, from a $9 lip balm to a $90 cream, is built the same way: ingredients measured as a percentage of the total, made in phases, preserved when it contains water, and checked for pH. That is the skill this Formulary teaches.
Yes, show me how for $17Why this works
Three ideas separate a one-off recipe from a formula you can trust.

Every ingredient has a % and a function. Change the batch size, and the formula still works. Swap one ingredient, and you know exactly what you changed.

Oil phase, water phase, cool-down. Each formula tells you what to heat, what to combine and what goes in last, so emulsions come together.

Which formulas need a broad-spectrum preservative, the supplier range for it, the pH to aim for and how to measure and adjust it.

| Phase A | % | grams (100 g) |
|---|---|---|
| Shea butter | 42 | 42.0 g |
| Mango butter | 20 | 20.0 g |
| Sweet almond oil | 30 | 30.0 g |
| Arrowroot powder (cool-down) | 6 | 6.0 g |
| Vitamin E (cool-down) | 1 | 1.0 g |
| Lavender essential oil (optional) | 1 | 1.0 g |
| Total | 100 % | 100 g |
Method, swaps, notes and safety limits are on the same page. Multiply the % by your batch size and divide by 100. That is the whole math.
That is why a formulator can make the same lotion twice and get the same lotion twice. Once you read one formula, you can read all of them, and then you can start writing yours.
Everything inside
One 82-page Formulary to learn from, one web app to work with, plus the bonuses below. Everything unlocks the moment you check out, and the surprise gifts follow in your members area.

Each one with the INCI names, percentages, gram recipe, method, swaps, safety limits, shelf-life and yield. Beginner to intermediate.

Butters, carrier oils, waxes, emulsifiers, humectants, preservatives, clays, essential oils and more. For each: INCI name, typical use rate, which phase it goes in and what it does.

The part most free recipes skip.

Print them as many times as you like. Log the date, lot, weights and observations for every batch, and write your own formula notes. Good formulators change one thing at a time and write everything down.
A taste of the 60 formulas

Plus 35 more across 12 categories, from oil serums and masks to bath bombs, shower steamers, massage bars and body polishes.
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Seven maker tools that do the math and the checking for you, right on your phone while you work at the counter. Nothing to install.


Why it feels different
| A typical free recipe | The Formulary | |
|---|---|---|
| Measures | Spoons, cups, “some” | Percentages + grams |
| Preservation | Often not mentioned | Named preservative and supplier range |
| pH | Rarely covered | Target range and how to test |
| Essential oils | “A few drops” | Dilution limits by product type |
| When it goes wrong | You are on your own | Troubleshooting chapter |
| Next step | Find another recipe | Scale it, swap it, write your own |
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Bonuses 2 to 7 · included at no extra cost
Each one is a PDF in your download page, ready the moment you check out.

Pick your first three formulas, shop from a starter list and make your first batch in about 30 minutes, without guessing what to buy.

150 swaps for when you run out or cannot find something: what to use instead, and what changes in the formula.

47 common problems (separation, grainy balms, sweating, thin lotions) with the likely cause and the fix.

Printable formula sheets, batch logs, inventory and testing notes, so every batch is documented and repeatable.

12 giftable sets with printable gift tags and labels, from a first-time gift to a full holiday batch.

What to make each month, with seasonal textures and scents, so you always know your next batch.
Surprise gifts · included

You do not get these at checkout. They unlock inside your members area over the following days (day 3, day 7, and after you open three of your files), so there is always something new waiting.

12 formulas for natural solid perfumes and roll-on oils.

8 formulas for tinted lip balms and glosses.

4 themed spa nights with menus, timings and printables, made with your own formulas.
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365-day money-back guarantee · you keep your files
If The Natural Skincare Formulary is not what you expected, tell us within 365 days at [email protected] and we will refund your money in full, no questions asked. And you keep your files, because we would rather you have the knowledge than a reason to feel bad about trying.
Questions
The Natural Skincare Formulary (a 82-page PDF with 60 step-by-step formulas in 12 categories, a 46-ingredient guide, 9 chapters on safety, pH, preservatives and troubleshooting, plus worksheets), the Formulator's Studio web app with 7 maker tools, and six bonus PDFs: Quick-Start Guide, Ingredient Substitution Cheat Sheet (150 swaps), Troubleshooting Field Guide (47 problems), Formulator's Workbook, Gift-Making Guide and a 12-Month Seasonal Formulation Calendar. All of it is available the moment you check out. Three surprise gifts (solid perfume and roll-on blends, a tinted lip balm and gloss mini-formulary, and a home spa night planner) unlock in your members area in the following days.
Yes. The formulas are marked Beginner or Intermediate. Beginner formulas are water-free butters, balms, scrubs and oils, so they are forgiving. Intermediate formulas (creams, lotions, toner, gel) come with the preservation and pH steps spelled out.
Because that is how professionals write them. A formula that always totals 100% can be made in any batch size, repeated exactly and adjusted one ingredient at a time. Every formula also gives a gram recipe for a first batch, so there is no math on day one.
A digital scale (0.1 g), heat-safe jars or bowls, a small pot for a water bath, a stick blender for emulsions and pH strips for water-based products. The equipment chapter lists everything and what you can skip at the start.
The 46-ingredient guide gives each ingredient's INCI name, typical use rate, what it does and good swaps, so you can shop by name from any cosmetic-ingredient supplier and avoid buying things you will not use.
The Formulary teaches the safety side of formulating: sanitizing, which products need a broad-spectrum preservative, how to check pH, essential-oil dilution limits and storage. It is educational content, not medical advice. Always patch test a new product and stop using it if irritation appears.
Many people start by making gifts. The Formulary includes shelf-life and labelling guidance and your batch log keeps each batch documented. If you plan to sell, check the cosmetic regulations that apply where you sell, since they differ by country.
Right after checkout you land on your download page. Open the PDFs on a phone, tablet or computer, or print the pages you want. The web app runs in any modern browser, nothing to install.
No. It is a single payment of $17. No monthly fees.
You have 365 days. Email [email protected] and we refund you in full. You keep your files.
Open the Formulary, pick a beginner formula, set your batch size in the calculator and make something you are proud to put your name on.
Get instant access for $17For educational purposes. Not medical advice. Always patch test a new product, and stop using it if irritation appears.