Beautonomy

Beautonomy is a niche, digitally native beauty brand focused on customization and self-expression in makeup. Through its online platform, customers can build their own palettes by selecting individual eyeshadow, blush, bronzer and highlighter shades, as well as upload custom artwork and text for the palette packaging. The company has operated out of Camberwell in London with a small, hands-on team, emphasizing creativity, accessibility and giving customers full control over the look and feel of their products. ([theglossymagazine.com](https://theglossymagazine.com/we-learn-more-about-beautonomy/))

A card charge with a descriptor like “Beautonomy Digital labs” is most likely associated with an online purchase of custom makeup or palettes from beautonomy.com, or from a related digital customization or promotional campaign they were running. Because the brand’s core business is made-to-order, personalized products, charges will usually correspond to one-off orders rather than long-term subscriptions, though customers may place multiple orders (for themselves or as gifts) that could look like recurring activity over time. Authorization holds for a small amount may briefly appear when you add or update a payment method, then drop off once the order is fully processed.

If you’re unsure about a Beautonomy charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations from beautonomy.com and reviewing your account purchase history on their website (if you created an account at checkout). Verify that the amount, date, and currency on your bank statement match any recent orders. If something looks wrong—such as duplicate charges, unexpected amounts, or an order you don’t recognize—contact Beautonomy’s customer support through their website or social media channels with your order number and the last four digits of the card used. Your bank can also help dispute a charge if you cannot resolve it directly with the merchant.