Delve into the sophistication of fine fragrance composition, working with rare botanicals and precious materials to create a 50ml signature perfume. Designed for fragrance enthusiasts, this immersive session refines your skills in blending complex, nuanced scents.

Make your own unique perfume online! Your customized perfume oil will be prepared by hand in our Brooklyn-based formulary according to your specifications. Review our guides on scent structure and composition, then get started building your all natural roll on perfume oil.

Our DIY natural perfume kits includes all of the ingredients, supplies and tools you'll need to make your very own custom fine fragrance at home. Choose any six plant-based scents from our library. BUILD YOUR KIT

Our DIY natural perfume and cologne kits includes all of the ingredients, supplies and tools you'll need for making your very own custom fine fragrance at home. Choose any six plant-based scents from our library.

Our DIY fine fragrance bar is open! Now available at 61 West Street, Brooklyn New York by appointment - sample and create your very own bespoke signature scent.

Try a Bios Apothecary perfume workshop! You will leave with your very own bespoke fine fragrance. Our foundational workshops are held at our Greenpoint Showroom and Studio at 61 West Street, Brooklyn New York.

PERFUME BAR Our perfume bar is open by appointment, click below to reserve your spot!

Our DIY fine fragrance bar is open! Now available at 61 West Street by appointment - sample, mix and blend your very own bespoke perfume.

Our scent library houses an extensive collection of therapeutic grade essential oils, absolutes, concretes, resins, and isolates - some exotic and very rare - and all from plants. Our ingredients are sourced from more than 40 countries and span all major olfactory families - vegan "leathers" and "musks", exquisite and rare woods, exotic flowers, earthy root extractions, juicy tree fruit, ripe ...

Your skin chemistry and texture influences how long a perfume lasts on your skin. Oily skin tends to retain scents better, while dry skin might cause a fragrance to dissipate more quickly.