The Organic Pharmacy
In 2002, pharmacist Margo Marrone had a simple idea: skincare shouldn’t make people choose between what works and what’s good for them. So she opened The Organic Pharmacy in London, determined to create products that deliver real results using certified organic and natural ingredients wherever possible.
That idea still shapes everything the brand makes. Every formula passes through a pharmacist, a dermatologist, and the brand’s beauty therapists before it reaches customers, and it’s tested under dermatologist supervision the whole way through — because people shouldn’t have to take safety on faith.
The brand’s formulas lean heavily organic, often up to 99.8%, and it holds itself to a strict standard: no GMOs, mineral oils, SLS, phenoxyethanol, synthetic silicones, or chemical UV filters, ever. When a lab-made ingredient like niacinamide or retinol is used, it’s because nothing natural performs as well yet — and the team is always looking for plant-based alternatives, like bakuchiol, that can close that gap.
Today, the brand’s products are trusted in treatment rooms around the world, with over 5,000 professional treatments completed in its London clinics and partner spas in 2023. As part of the Istituto Ganassini family, The Organic Pharmacy has grown — but its promise hasn’t changed since day one.



