Susan Taylor’s Rx for Brown Skin | “The Prescription for Healthy, Glowing Skin”

January 28th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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The suns rays may have done a job on your skin this summer resulting in uneveness and blotchiness. To make matters worse winter dryness is taking it to another extreme by making skin dry and flaky. Dr. Susan Taylor, a dermatologist specializing in skin of color, has created skin care products just for people of Latino, Asian, Middle Eastern, African and Indian descent called Rx for Brown Skin. Instead of using the usual chemicals like fragrance, dyes or alcohol; Rx for Brown Skin uses high quality , natural ingredients like hyaluronic acid for smooth, moisturized skin, soy for lightening dark spots and pomegranate to calm inflammation.

The result is even toned flawless skin. Don’t worry no matter what your skin issue you’ll find a collection that just for you: Bright and Even (for dull, uneven, mature or hyperpigmented brown skin), Bright and Clear (for acne prone skin)and Bright and Healthy (for those with sensitive skin). Rx for Brown skin regimens are free of ingredients that potentially harm brown skin: fragrance-free, propylene-glycol free, lanolin-free, alcohol-free, and dye-free.

(Find out more about the Rx for Brown Skin Collection @ rxforbrownskin.com)

Find Out The Essentials of Brown Skin Care according to Dr. Susan Taylor

Proper Care for Brown Skin

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