Farmacy Beauty Reviews
I’ve been a fan of Farmacy Beauty since the first time I tried Green Clean a number of years ago! I’ve since repurchased that particular product multiple times over and have tried a plethora of their other skincare products.
As someone with combination skin that definitely isn’t getting any younger (I’m in my mid 30s), Farmacy Beauty skincare products are some of my absolute favorites. Being a clean, US-based skincare brand, their products are excellent options if you prefer clean beauty and/or have sensitive skin, as their formulas are pretty gentle (with one exception as I noted below).
I reviewed all of the skincare products I’ve tried by Farmacy Beauty and specifically called out my favorite products for combination skin (the ones I’ll constantly repurchase) as well as the products I probably wouldn’t buy again.
Sephora carries Farmacy Beauty products, so take advantage of the seasonal savings event discounts and stock up on old favorites or try new products! If you prefer to buy direct, Farmacy offers many sales throughout the year as well (with higher discounts usually), and they are also available via Amazon.
This post was updated and recirculated on March 20, 2026.
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Farmacy Beauty Reviews
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Cleansers
I looked through my emails and saw that the first time I purchased the Green Clean balm was in April 2018! I’ve been using it ever since. It was my first Farmacy purchase (and obviously not my last 😉). It’s a great, gentle makeup remover; I typically used it as step one when double cleaning in the shower. I end up using a lot (at least, more than what others say they use) because my mascara is stubborn even though it’s not waterproof. It also makes my skin feel slightly oily so I wouldn’t personally use it without also using a second cleanser afterward.
Farmacy discontinued the original Green Clean (though it is occasionally brought back for a limited time), but you can get it in a fragrance-free version or in a honey vanilla scent, the latter of which I’ve also used!
Farmacy has released a few limited edition variations of Green Clean in various scents, but one that has stuck is Honey Vanilla Clean. It’s just like Green Clean but in a sweet scent! I’ve been using this recently and love it.
The Whipped Greens cleanser is one of my all-time favorite Farmacy Beauty purchases! I typically use this in the shower to wash my face and body. I love cleansers that get sudsy, and if you like that too, you’ll love this one. The scent is also fabulous (it contains the same moringa and papaya as the Daily Greens moisturizer, which I also have and love—so refreshing!).
Clean Bee is a gentle cleanser made with honey and hyaluronic acid that was made specifically for sensitive skin. I had a small bottle (it might’ve come in a set I purchased). It worked just fine for me, too! I’m not sure I would repurchase it (mostly because I have so many other cleansers I need to get through first, lol), but I also don’t hate it. It’s a good basic cleanser.
TONERs
I definitely didn’t need more toner when I purchased this one, LOL. I use it on my face post-shower in the evenings, and I honestly can’t tell if it makes that much of a difference for me personally. It contains salicylic acid as well as more of that delicious moringa and papaya combination. (I’ll be honest: I’m a newb when it comes to toner and I feel pretty meh about all of the ones I’ve tried.)
I ordered the Brighten Up toner to try in lieu of Deep Sweep, which contains 3% tranexamic acid to brighten dark spots. I don’t have a lot of dark spots so I’m not sure it did much for me personally, but it felt good on the skin and didn’t give me any negative effects.
SERUMs
Honey Glow (formerly Honeymoon Glow)
Chances are if you’ve heard of Farmacy Beauty, you’ve either heard about Green Clean and/or Honey Glow (formerly called Honeymoon Glow). Honey Glow is their cult favorite serum that contains both AHA and BHA to reduce the appearance of fine lines and pores.
I tried a sample of Honey Glow (they send small samples with orders sometimes), and I barely used any of it and my face looked like it was sunburnt for DAYS. (I did not do the smart thing and test it on the inside of my wrist first.) I don’t really have sensitive skin so that reaction was not expected or fun. I’m scared to try it again, and this is the only product I really didn’t like! I wish it worked for me!
MOISTURIZERS + OILs
The Daily Greens moisturizer is one of my FAVORITE moisturizers ever. It has the most lovely, crisp scent (moringa and papaya!) that feels cooling when applied. I use it most nights though it is a little sticky until it dries. It’s a fabulous lightweight, everyday moisturizer! Out of all Farmacy products, I think their moisturizers are among the best.
I started using this ceramide moisturizer in 2021 after hearing such good things about it. It has a thick, somewhat buttery consistency and a light honey scent. This is the moisturizer I reach for when I’m in need of lots of hydration (particularly during the winter months); it’s also my go-to moisturizer to use following any retinols or other strong serums.
Honey Grail is an antioxidant facial oil, and it’s the only oil by Farmacy I’ve tried (I think it came in a set because my bottle is small). I don’t typically use oils on my combination skin because my oily forehead definitely doesn’t need any more oil. This one is fine; I’ll use the bottle but won’t repurchase. I definitely prefer Farmacy’s regular moisturizers to oil!
MASKS
Honey Potion Plus (formerly Honey Potion)
I received a small jar of this warming mask along with the Honey Drop moisturizer. I use the mask less often; it gets REALLY warm, so I would not recommend using it if you’re taking a hot shower at the same time (lol). It kind of feels like your face might burn off. My exact mask isn’t available anymore; the formulation has since been updated to include ceramides and is now called Honey Potion Plus!
SUNSCREENs
If you’re in the market for a reef-safe mineral sunscreen, Green Defense is an excellent option. I love that it’s small enough for air travel! I packed it for our trip to Cabo and definitely appreciated having it. I don’t recall it leaving a white cast, which is always the most annoying part of mineral sunscreen.
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Are Farmacy Beauty Products Worth It?
Like with any skincare brand, it’s all personal! I have personally found most of the Farmacy Beauty products I’ve tried to be worth it. I have repurchased a number of products multiple times since the first time I bought them and am still using them to this day.
I hope this post gives you an idea of which Farmacy products to try if you are new to the brand and aren’t sure what’s worth it. You really won’t know what works for you until you try it!
Where to Buy Farmacy Beauty Skincare Products
Here’s where you can find Farmacy Beauty’s skincare products! I recommend purchasing from a retailer that offers a generous return policy if you’re trying them for the first time.
Farmacy Beauty products are often included in Amazon Prime Day sales, and the brand itself runs sitewide sales occasionally.
Discontinued Farmacy Beauty Products
This are the Farmacy Beauty products I previously used and reviewed, but they are now no longer available.
Cheer Up
Cheer Up is a pretty basic eye cream that contains vitamin C. Mine never really had a creamy consistency; it’s more similar to the consistency of whipped yogurt. It’s a fine eye cream; I’m not blown away by it so I wouldn’t repurchase even if it was still available.
Coconut Gel Masks: Hydrating and Brightening
These are Korri’s and my favorite sheet masks! Both are amazing, but we are partial to the brightening mask in particular. I love how refreshing they are! The perfect pick-me-up. Unfortunately, these have also been discontinued.
Honey Drop
I have a small sample size of the Honey Drop lightweight moisturizer that I bring with me when traveling. It’s SO hydrating and definitely one I love. I’d get this again if it was still available!
Sleep Tight
I used to apply the Sleep Tight firming night balm 2-3x a week in lieu of the Daily Greens moisturizer; it doesn’t soak into the skin (in my experience), and I usually have to rinse it off in the morning, but my skin feels really nice in the morning afterward! I have other moisturizers and masks to use that I like more. Even if it was still available, I likely wouldn’t repurchase it since it’s a little high maintenance for me.
About my Skin and Beauty Routine
I do not consider myself a beauty blogger, but I love reading recommendations from regular people like me so I hope that, if you’re the same way, this post is somewhat helpful for you too! (Be sure to check out my skincare section under “Life at Home” to find all of my beauty-related posts!)
Along with the fact that I don’t really dabble that much in beauty and skincare, I’m very low maintenance when it comes to beauty, makeup, and skincare in general. I don’t have a morning skincare routine and only use product at night. My problem areas tend to be my forehead and chin (T-zone), and my skin is what I would consider combination (it tends to be oilier on my forehead and drier on my cheeks). I break out most often around my period—lucky me!