Urban Skin Rx
Clinical skincare products developed by a licensed aesthetician specifically for diverse skin tones, focusing on hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone concerns.
Urban Skin Rx customer service
Use any of the convenient means below to contact Urban Skin Rx customer service.
| Phone | (844) 257-5336 |
| Web | https://urbanskinrx.com/pages/contact-us |
| [email protected] |
Returns
What is the return window?
Urban Skin Rx offers a 30-day return policy. The return window begins on the date you received your Urban Skin Rx order according to carrier tracking information.
Do I need a receipt to return an item?
You will need to request a return authorization by contacting Customer Support at [email protected] or +1 844-257-5336. Returned merchandise received without the full name associated with the purchase, order and/or reference number will not be automatically refunded.
Are there any items that are non-returnable?
Subscribe & Save shipments: Products purchased as a subscription are considered final sale. If you're purchasing a product for the first time, we recommend the "one time" purchase option to experience the product and return if needed.
How will I receive my refund?
You can return your products for USRx store credit, which includes an additional $5 to use on your next order (limit of one $5 bonus issued per order). Refunds are issued back to the original payment method.
Who pays for return shipping?
Customer Support can provide you with a USPS return shipping label for $5.99, or you can opt to purchase one directly from the carrier of your choice. Customers are responsible for return shipping. Return shipping costs are covered by the customer.
Editor's Take
Urban Skin Rx isn't just another skincare brand-it's basically the answer to a problem that shouldn't have existed in the first place. Founded by Rachel Roff, a licensed aesthetician who opened her own medical spa in Charlotte, NC in 2006, this brand emerged from a frustrating reality: individuals with melanin-rich skin were being turned away, misdiagnosed, or even worse-scarred and burnt by other medical spas.
And here's where it gets interesting. Through her experience working on clients, Rachel learned which ingredients and formulations most effectively improved common conditions in skin of color, including hyperpigmentation and melasma. Recognizing the wide unmet need for products to address the concerns of diverse skin tones, Rachel founded Urban Skin Rx in 2010. So this wasn't some corporate boardroom decision-it was born from actual hands-on experience treating real people's skin concerns.
The brand's hero product, the Even Tone Cleansing Bar, literally broke TikTok in 2020. A single user posted a before-and-after testimonial, and since January, monthly sales increased by 150%, with cleansing bar sales jumping 220% across all channels. That's the kind of organic viral moment you can't manufacture-when a product actually works, people notice.
But here's what makes Urban Skin Rx different from the typical beauty brand success story. The brand is sold online at urbanskinrx.com and at Target, Ulta, Walmart, Amazon, CVS, QVC.com, HSN.com and Dermstore.com. That's serious retail presence, which means they've proven their products work beyond just direct-to-consumer sales. Urban Skin Rx is in over 4,000 doors.
The company's approach is refreshingly clinical rather than trendy. Urban Skin Rx and Pro Strength collections include effective, targeted solutions with scientifically researched ingredients to help reduce the appearance of dark marks and uneven skin tone. They're not chasing Instagram aesthetics-they're solving actual skin problems that dermatologists see every day.
What's particularly smart is how they've expanded beyond just hyperpigmentation. The brand also offers additional products that smooth texture, reduce the visible signs of aging and fight acne and dry skin. They've built a complete ecosystem around treating diverse skin tones, not just one concern.
The brand's commitment goes beyond products too. They take pride in being a cruelty-free company, and their products are formulated without unnecessary, problematic or harmful ingredients, and they're committed to increasing the sustainability of their packaging with 100% containing post-consumer recycled plastic, sugarcane or recycled material in the near future.
Urban Skin Rx represents something bigger than skincare-it's about filling gaps that the beauty industry left wide open for way too long. When a brand can go viral organically and maintain that momentum across thousands of retail locations, that's not luck. That's solving real problems for real people.