FSFieldnote Skin (303) 555-0164
Formulating since 2018

Nine products. Every percentage published.

We list active concentrations on the box, not just the ingredient name. If a formula cannot hold up in a stability test at 40C, it does not launch.

9products total
12 wkstability testing
0added fragrance
2018first formula
The lineup

A full routine without twenty two steps

Start with cleanser, moisturizer, and SPF. Add actives later.

$24

Gentle gel cleanser, 150ml

Low surfactant load that does not strip, pH balanced to 5.5.

$32

Niacinamide 5% serum, 30ml

Five percent, not ten, because higher rarely tests better and irritates more.

$46

Vitamin C 15% serum, 30ml

L ascorbic acid in an opaque airless pump with a batch date on the base.

$52

Retinal 0.05% night cream, 30ml

A low starting strength meant to be used three nights a week at first.

$34

Barrier moisturizer, 50ml

Ceramides and squalane, no fragrance, no essential oils.

$29

Mineral SPF 40, 50ml

Zinc oxide with a tint range of six shades to cut the white cast.

Our approach

We would rather show the data than the marketing

Fieldnote was started by two formulators who got tired of buying serums with a hero ingredient listed after the preservative. Every product page carries the full INCI list, the active percentage, the batch stability window, and a plain explanation of what the ingredient is expected to do. We do not claim to reverse anything.

•Active percentages printed on every carton
•Twelve week accelerated stability testing before launch
•Sample sizes available so you can patch test before committing
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Reviews

Notes from customers

“The retinal at 0.05 was the first one my skin tolerated. Three nights a week for a month, then four, exactly like the insert said.”

Hana P., sensitive skin

“I like that the vitamin C comes in an airless pump with a date on it. I can tell when it has turned instead of guessing.”

Devon R., Chicago

“Fragrance free means fragrance free here. No hidden linalool, no essential oil workaround. My eczema has stayed quiet.”

Sam O., eczema prone
FAQ

Skincare questions worth answering

Can I use the vitamin C and the retinal together?

Yes, but not in the same application when you are starting out. Use vitamin C in the morning and retinal at night, which also suits how each one behaves with sunlight. Once your skin is used to both, some people layer them at night without trouble.

How long before I see a difference?

Hydration and texture changes usually show inside two to three weeks. Tone and fine line changes from retinal or niacinamide take closer to twelve weeks of consistent use, which is why the bottles are sized for about that long. Anyone promising a week is selling you a temporary plumping effect.

Why is your niacinamide only five percent?

Ten percent formulas are common because the number sells, but published work does not show a reliable benefit above about five percent and irritation reports climb. We would rather you finish the bottle than abandon it flushed and stinging. If five percent bothers you, alternate days.

What is your return policy if it breaks me out?

Open products can be returned within sixty days for a full refund, one bottle per product. Purging from retinal usually settles by week six, but a true reaction shows up in days and does not calm down. Email a photo and our team will tell you honestly which one it looks like.

Contact

Questions about a formula

Our care team includes one of the formulators, so ingredient questions get a real answer. Weekday replies usually land within a business day.

Phone(303) 555-0164
Address2201 Blake Street, Suite 300, Denver, CO 80205, Denver, Colorado
HoursCustomer care Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm Mountain
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