The History of Rx for Brown Skin
When Dr. Susan Taylor first began practicing medicine, she quickly realized that many of her clients were under-served. Her patients of color shared stories with her about their frustration at not being able to find skincare products that addressed the particular challenges of ethnic skin. Being a woman of color herself, it was a topic close to Dr. Taylor’s heart.
Dr. Taylor became motivated to do something for her clients and all women of color, and it was out of that motivation that Rx for Brown Skin was born. Over the years, this revolutionary collection has continued to receive numerous accolades and media attention for its unique and effective solutions for ethnic skin.
- September 2007 – Dr. Susan Taylor uses her column in Elle Magazine to explain the subtle nuances of ethnic skin.
- September 2007 – Real Simple Magazine touts Rx for Brown Skin for its inclusion of Hyaluronic Acid, a key moisturizer.
- September 2007 – Allure Magazine medical advisor picks Rx for Brown Skin as a top skin-brightening product.
- October 2007 – Essence Magazine praises Rx for Brown Skin for ingredients that treat discoloration.
- November 2007 – Cosmopolitan magazine highlights Rx for Brown Skin as a key skin-brightening option.
- March 2008 – Ebony Magazine features Dr. Susan Taylor and reveals her insight about how to care for brown skin.
- May 2008 – More Magazine features Rx for Brown Skin as a solution for getting rid of brown spots.
- November 2008 – Examiner.com reviews Rx for Brown Skin and recommends the collection as a sensible skincare solution.
- December 2008 – Beauty Blvd reviewer puts Rx for Brown Skin to the test, and it passes with flying colors.
- February 2009 – Rx for Brown Skin makes Cosmo.com as the Beauty Pick of the Day.
- April 2009 – O Magazine mentions Rx for Brown Skin as a top option for helping women of color.
- April 2009 – USA Today interviews Dr. Susan Taylor and reports on her groundbreaking research on ethnic skin.
