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Farm-to-skin: fresh botanical actives, grown on site.

An aeroponic vertical farm as both a wellness attraction and a source of cosmetic-grade active ingredients — living microgreens and herbs that reach the treatment room in minutes, with controlled bioactive profiles serious skincare needs. Engineered by an Israeli team, manufactured in Vietnam, delivered and serviced worldwide.

Illuminated vertical farm as a wellness attraction

Representative controlled-environment farm. Facility photos of wellness/SPA configurations available on request.

A farm in premium wellness is now a world standard

Leading hospitality and beauty brands already run in-house vertical farms — as a guest attraction, a fresh-ingredient source and an ESG story. It is a proven model, not an experiment.

BrandLocationYearWhat it does
Marriott — HyCubeOrlando, USA2018≈140 m² vertical farm, ~25,000 plants — herbs for the hotel's restaurants and an architectural feature.
SpaceFarms · Stamba HotelTbilisi, Georgia2018≈200 m², 7-level farm, ~450 kg/month — supplies the group's restaurants; a signature draw.
The Ritz-Carlton — JBRDubai, UAE2022≈40 m² container farm on a private beach, up to ~10 kg/day of greens and herbs.
Shiseido × UléParis, France2022Tower Farm — the first cosmetic brand fully built on a vertical farm; cold-milled tropical actives.
Six Senses — Earth Lab / Alchemy BarKyoto '24 · London '252024–25In-house farm & apothecary — a standard across the group; guests craft their own skincare from farm herbs.
FarmHouse FreshUSA20 yrsAeroponic farm + cosmetic line stocked in Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Marriott, Hyatt and Disney spas.

Public industry examples, shown as market context — these are independent brands, not AEROPONICS.FARM clients. They illustrate that on-site vertical farming is an established standard in premium wellness and beauty.

From plant to skin — in one controlled chain

01 · Grow

Controlled microgreens

Broccoli, kale, spilanthes, centella and up to ~28 other species, grown to a recipe.

02 · Extract

Fresh, cold extraction

Ultrasonic and nano-dispersion cold extraction preserves living actives — farm to formulation in ~30 min.

03 · Formulate

Masks, ampoules, tonics

Salon-ready hydrogel masks, ampoules, tonics, creams and course protocols.

04 · Deliver

Protocol + retail

Professional application with LED or microcurrent support, plus retail-extension SKUs.

Freshness is the moat. Standard botanical cosmetics rely on processed extracts and long storage. A farm on site keeps living actives close to the skin — a premium story you can show a guest, not just print on a label.

Actives by plant

PlantHero activesCosmetic roleFirst format
Broccoli microgreensGlucoraphanin / sulforaphaneAntioxidant defense, tone, photoaging supportRestart mask, brightening ampoule
Kale microgreensQuercetin / luteinDetox, radiance, UV-stress supportDetox & lifting mask
SpilanthesSpilantholExpression-line relaxation — non-invasive positioningLifting protocol, tonic base
Centella asiaticaTriterpenes (madecassoside)Regeneration, post-procedure recoveryRegenerating wrap
LavenderLinalool / distillateAromatherapy, balneology, soothingBath distillate
Tulsi · mint · melissaRosmarinic acid, mentholSoothing, relaxation, tonic baseToning mist, soothing mask
Chlorophyll-rich greensChlorophyll fractionToning, hydration, LED-protocol supportProfessional tonic, retail mist

Ingredient-role positioning for formulators. Functional cosmetic claims must be validated and documented per your market before commercialization — see Bioactives for the underlying compound data.

Controlled bioactive profiles — measurable, not marketing

Control

Tunable potency

Managed light, CO₂ and climate raise the concentration of secondary metabolites versus conventional growing — controllable batch to batch.

Proof

HPLC batch passports

Each batch can carry lab documentation of its active profile — evidence a serious skincare buyer or regulator can use.

Standard

GMP / ISO 22716 ready

Production can align to GMP / ISO 22716 cosmetic standards on request, for pharma-adjacent supply chains.

Clean

Zero pesticides, ≈95% less water

Sealed, pesticide-free rooms with recirculating water — a genuine ESG narrative for the brand and the property.

The farm as a guest experience

01

Mini-tour

A 10–15 min walk-through with the agronomist — a glass farm as a point of attraction and content.

02

Harvest moment

The guest cuts the microgreens for their own treatment — a signature, shareable ritual.

03

Workshop

A phyto-cosmetics or herbal master-class — the format that drives social content and rebooking.

04

Signature protocol

A SPA treatment formulated from the property's own living actives — impossible to copy off-the-shelf.

Claim & compliance discipline. We supply growing equipment, cultivation know-how and formats — not medical claims. Cosmetic and functional claims (radiance, tone, hydration, visible wrinkle appearance, antioxidant care) should be validated and documented per your market's regulator (e.g. EU CPNP, Korea MFDS) before commercialization. We do not position products as drugs or injectable equivalents.

Questions

Who is a farm-to-skin system for?

Wellness resorts and hotels, medical-wellness and SPA operators, aesthetic clinics, and cosmetic brands or ODM partners who want fresh, traceable botanical actives grown on site and a differentiated guest experience.

Why grow cosmetic actives on site instead of buying extracts?

Freshness and control. Microgreens can reach formulation within about 30 minutes, preserving living actives, and controlled light, CO₂ and climate let you tune the concentration of secondary metabolites batch to batch — a measurable, brandable difference over long-stored processed extracts.

Which actives can you grow?

Broccoli microgreens (glucoraphanin/sulforaphane), kale (quercetin/lutein), spilanthes (spilanthol), centella asiatica, lavender, tulsi, mint, melissa and chlorophyll-rich greens, among others — each mapped to a cosmetic role and format.

Is this a proven model?

Yes — leading hospitality and beauty brands already run in-house vertical farms, including Marriott HyCube, SpaceFarms at Stamba Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton JBR, Shiseido's Ulé Tower Farm and Six Senses Earth Lab / Alchemy Bar.

What about cosmetic claims and compliance?

Batches can carry HPLC active-profile documentation, and production can align to GMP / ISO 22716 on request. Functional claims should be validated and documented per your market's regulator; we supply equipment and cultivation, not medical claims.

Add a farm-to-skin story to your resort or brand?

Tell us your property or product line and target — we return a configuration, an active-crop plan and an indicative price band within 24 hours.

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