Pharmacist-Formulated
“Every formula is developed with the precision, intention, and accountability we bring to pharmacy.”


A quiet standard, applied every morning.

“Every formula is developed with the precision, intention, and accountability we bring to pharmacy.”


“Every ingredient earns its place, selected not for the label, but for what it contributes to the formula as a whole.”


“A focused collection made to layer with intention, so your ritual includes what your skin needs and leaves out what it doesn't.”


A considered routine starts with knowing what belongs in it. Answer a few questions and we'll help you build a Chemistrie ritual around your skin and your priorities.
A focused collection designed to stand beautifully on its own and work intentionally together.
Before Chemistrie, Harin and Zach spent years as compounding pharmacists, where precision, formulation, and attention to detail were part of the job.
Chemistrie brings that same thoughtful approach to skincare.
A closer look at select ingredients behind our formulas, each chosen for the role it plays.
A humectant selected to help attract and retain moisture, supporting a hydrated, supple appearance.
Selected to complement hydration and help leave skin feeling comfortable and conditioned.
A conditioning ingredient selected to support a soft, comfortable feel after cleansing.
A botanical extract selected as part of Aura's considered approach to skin conditioning.
A peptide selected as part of Aura's multi-ingredient approach to maintaining a refined, well-cared-for appearance.
Two botanical oils selected for Silken's smooth, conditioning application and elegant skin feel.
Zach and Harin met in pharmacy school in 2011. What began as a friendship grew into years spent working in pharmacy, learning to think carefully about formulation, ingredients, and the details that matter.

Years later, skincare kept finding its way into the conversation. Zach's wife was exploring products while they traveled through Japan. Harin watched his wife piece together a routine from products she found online. The question became simple: why couldn't we make something ourselves?

Skincare felt like a natural extension of what they already understood as pharmacists: ingredients, formulation, precision, and the importance of getting the details right. They weren't trying to reinvent skincare. They simply believed they could do it better, creating skincare with the thoughtful formulation and elevated experience they wanted to give the people closest to them.
