Founded in 2005, PRIORI is one of the OG clinical brands on the market. At first it was only available for purchase by dermatologists and medical spas, but it's since opened its doors to a broader community of savvy skin care enthusiasts. From the brand's cult-favorite LED light therapy mask to innovative products formulated with proprietary ingredients, like R-Spinasome, a green molecule that will make your skin glow in just 24 hours, there's something for everyone.
Ourself debuted in February 2022 as the industry's "first subtopical" skin care system. This biotech brand bridges the gap between expensive in-office procedures and traditional skin care products by delivering clinical-level results in the comfort of your home. Hyperpigmentation is one of the biggest issues the brand tackles and there's a whole fleet of goodies to choose from.
Founded by dermatologist Dr. Lilliana Ramirez Garcia, Nava MD has been around as a tele-dermatology clinic with prescription products. The brand recently debuted an over-the-counter skin care line that leverages its heralded enzyme technology. The lineup consists of a daily cleanser, a spot correcting serum, a moisturizer and an eye cream. Basically everything you need in your daily regimen.
Dr. Tina Alster is a world-renowned, board-certified dermatologist who's passionate about educating the public about the power of skin care. So she co-founded The A Method with skin care formulation expert Angelia Inscoe. Together this dynamic duo has curated a powerful lineup of skin-changing products ranging from powerful vitamin C serums to probiotic creams that bolster skin's microbiome.
Yes, you can have your plant-based skin care products and clinically proven results, too. Prima's lineup delivers on both fronts and has the independent clinical studies to back up its claims. The brand's hero ingredient is CBD, which is celebrated for its ability to strengthen the skin barrier, soothe and rebalance. The brand also utilizes a host of botanical ingredients to further promote skin health.
