- The Best Body Lotions
- Marie Claire is an authority on sensitive skin, having tested the best mascaras for sensitive skin and researching the top ingredients to avoid if you have senstive skin. The majority of our editors‚ including the two writers for this piece (Emma Aerin Becker and Samantha Holender), have sensitive skin types, making them uniquely qualified to test moisturizers for sensitive skin.
- How We Tested
- What to Look For
- What to Avoid
- How to Use Body Lotion
- Meet the Dermatologists
A skincare routine is incomplete without a body care routine. Typically, facial skincare gets all the love and attention; we stock up on serums, creams, and sunscreens. And yet: All skin is skin—and the majority of it falls below the neck. While every regime will differ a little bit, it’s safe to say that hydration should be the baseline of your routine. That’s where the best body lotions swoop in.
“Sun damage, natural aging, and hormonal changes will all result in dry skin and contribute to itchy and aged appearing skin,” explains board-certified dermatologist Dr. Nava Greenfield. “Using a body product regularly can help mitigate these factors and keep skin healthy.”
There’s an option for everyone—some are fragranced, others are not; a handful leave a shine on the skin, some dry down matte; a few are luxe splurges, while some you can scoop up at the drugstore. To find a body lotion that suits your skin, scroll ahead. I’ve spent the greater part of my days lathering up to determine the best 15 in existence.
The Best Body Lotions
- The Best Fragrance-Free Body Lotion: Necessaire The Body Lotion
- The Best Fragranced Body Lotion: Byredo Mojave Ghost Body Lotion
- The Best SPF Body Lotion: Supergoop! PLAY Everyday Lotion SPF 50
- The Best Body Lotion for Rough Skin: First Aid Beauty KP Smoothing Body Lotion With 10% AHA
- The Best Body Lotion for Sensitive Skin: La Roche-Posay Lipikar AP+ Triple Repair Moisturizing Cream
For a fragrance-free formula that does more than just hydrate, Necessaire is the way to go. It’s a multi-tasker at its core, with the ability to moisturize, strengthen, firm, and brighten the skin with every single use. How, you ask? Just look at the ingredients. This tube contains vitamin C and niacinamide (brightening!), as well as peptides (hydrating!). It does take a bit of work to get this to sink into the skin, but once it absorbs you’re left with a matte, albeit hyper-moisturized complexion.
Key Ingredients: Niacinamide (strengthens skin barrier), peptides (firming), lipid-rich plant oils and butters (moisturizing)
Scent: None
Size: 6.8 oz
What We Love: Fragrance-free; Strengthens skin
What We Don't: Not hydrating enough for dry skin
Review for MC: I've been using Nécessaire's The Body Lotion for years—it's my holy grail body product. I'm a perfume purist, so I tend to shy away from body lotions and oils with fragrance, as I usually don't mix or layer scents and want to avoid having them clash. This unscented lotion is packed with good-for-your-skin ingredients like peptides, niacinamide, fatty acids, shea butter, and plant oils to quench thirsty skin while strengthening its moisture barrier, but where it really shines is the texture. It's not too light or too rich; it's just balanced enough to leave my skin feeling nourished and deeply hydrated without ever feeling greasy, making it the perfect formula for dry winter skin and gross, sticky summer days alike." — Jenna Igneri, Freelance Beauty Writer
Freelance Beauty Writer Jenna Igneri uses Necessaire The Body Lotion
Mojave Ghost is one of Byredo’s best-selling fragrances—it’s mysterious and alluring, yet still fresh thanks to its blend of woody and floral notes. Given the scent’s fan-favorite status, the brand has expanded the Mojave Ghost range into the body-care category with this luxe body lotion. The scent is calming, relaxing, and linger on every inch of skin for the entirety of the day. There’s no greasy finish either, which makes applying it the perfect pre-bed sensorial ritual.
Key Ingredients: water, shea butter (moisturizing), parfum (fragrance)
Scent: Amrette, Jamaican Nesberry
Size: 7.6 oz
What We Love: Long-lasting scent
What We Don't: Not deeply hydrating, so not ideal for drier skin types
Review for MC: "The smell of this lotion really steals the show. Its unique scent is popular for a reason — I get it now. I applied the product right after an 'everything' shower, and the delicious fragrance lasted all night long! The texture is extremely lightweight but still super hydrating. And I loved the glow and smooth feel it gave my skin." — Emma Aerin Becker, Freelance Beauty Writer
Freelance Beauty Writer Emma Aerin Becker uses Byredo's Mojave Ghost body lotion
“This Versed body lotion is a notable body lotion that contains encapsulated retinol along with cocoa butter, and moisture-replenishing squalane to renew and moisturize skin,” says Dr. Kikam. Such a robust ingredient profile gives this cream the ability to brighten skin tone, reduce breakouts, even skin texture, and firm the skin. “This is a great moisturizer for summer because it’s so lightweight and melts easily into the skin.”
Key Ingredients: Retinol (anti-aging), cocoa butter (moisturizing), and vitamin E (reduce hyperpigmentation), squalene (locks in moisture)
Scent: None
Size: 6 oz
What We Love: Dermatologist-recommended; Multi-benefit; Affordable
What We Don't: Not super hydrating
Customer Review: "I have had rough and bumpy skin on my arms for most of my life and this is the only product that has left my arms soft and smooth." -Target
Supergoop's Play Everyday Lotion is the perfect product for a day in the sun. Unlike your average sunscreen, it's fast-absorbing, non-greasy, and water and sweat-resistant. Plus, it works for your face and body alike to hydrate and protect your skin from sun damage.
Key Ingredients: SPF 50 (sun protection), rosemary leaf extract (calming), sunflower extract (moisturizing)
Scent: Citrus
Size: 5.5 oz
What We Love: non-greasy sunscreen, fresh scent, for all skin types
What We Don't: Very thin, so need a lot of product to cover your body
Review for MC: "I'll always appreciate a moisturizer with built-in sun protection. As a self-proclaimed skincare enthusiast, seeing SPF 50 on a popular product makes my eyes light up. At first glance, I was nervous that the lotion's thin texture would take away from its hydrating abilities. But to my surprise, it kept my skin moisturized and smelling fresh with its lemon-y scent. Supergoop's Play Everyday Lotion is definitely my new beach day go-to." — Emma Aerin Becker, Freelance Beauty Writer
Freelance Beauty Writer Emma Aerin Becker uses the Supergoop! Play Everyday Lotion
An expert-approved body lotion for under $5? Yes, please! Vaseline's Intensive Care Cocoa Radiant Body Lotion is deeply moisturizing, keeping skin hydrated for 48 hours. Made with dry skin in mind, the lotion absorbs super quickly and leaves no trace of grease. The cocoa butter provides the product with a sweet smell, and leaves your body with a healthy-looking glow.
Key Ingredients: Cocoa butter (moisturizing), ceramides (strengthens skin barrier), lipids (hydrating)
Scent: Cocoa and Shea
Size: 10 oz
What We Love: Affordable; Subtle glow; Convenient pump packaging
What We Don't: Contains sunflower oil, which is not ideal for sensitive skin
Review for MC: "If you were to walk into the Marie Claire office, you would see a jumbo sized bottle of this exact lotion perched atop my desk. It’s my unequivocal go-to for two reasons. Number one: The smell; it’s a soft, yet sweet shea butter scent that instantly revives me from the inevitable three o’clock slump. Number two: It is not greasy or sticky in the slightest. I’m typing all day, every day, so having a moisturizer that doesn’t leave a grimy or sticky residue on my hands is imperative. The formula truly absorbs within seconds and keeps my skin hydrated for hours." -Samantha Holender, Beauty Editor
Rough, textured skin is no match for First Aid's Smoothing Body Lotion. This product combines the benefits of a chemical exfoliant and moisturizer to visibly banish bumps and hydrate skin. It's formulated with 10% lactic acid (AHA) to visibly resurface the top layer of skin and colloidal oatmeal to calm down any irritation.
Key Ingredients: Lactic acid (exfoliates), urea (hydrates), colloidal oatmeal (calms)
Scent: None
Size: 6 oz
What We Love: Great for dry, uneven skin, multi-beneficial
What We Don't: Slight medicinal scent
Review for MC: "As someone who struggles with eczema, this lotion has become my new best friend. I apply all over — or on specific areas where rough patches pop up — and watch as the product transforms my distressed, dry spots into smooth and moisturized skin. The thin texture feels great while applying, and I love the incredible ingredient list this lotion is formulated with. I really can't recommend this moisturizer enough!" — Emma Aerin Becker, Freelance Beauty Writer
Freelance Beauty Writer Emma Aerin Becker uses the First Aid Smoothing Body Lotion With 10% AHA
Summer Fridays is a fan favorite skincare brand of mine, especially their moisturizers. If you're looking for skin with a hydrated feel while keeping a matte finish, this product is your perfect match. Made for all skin types, this body lotion leaves skin moisturized, powdery-smooth to the touch, and lightly fragranced with the brand’s signature vanilla-forward scent.
Key Ingredients: Cocoa and shea butter (moisturize), grapeseed, argan, linseed, and rosehip oils (rich in antioxidants)
Scent: Coconut, vanilla blossom, and warm almond
Size: 1.69 oz
What We Love: Vegan; Long lasting hydration
What We Don't: Strong scent
Review for MC: "I don’t know about you, but I find nothing more irritating than feeling like I have lotion on. I want my skin to feel baby soft without the glide, stickiness, or slip of a lotion. For a truly “nothing” feel, I repeatedly reach for this Summer Fridays formula. It leaves my skin feeling naturally soft (and smelling delicious). It has such an invisible texture, that I occasionally forget if I applied my daily dose." — Sam Holender, Beauty Editor
“My all-time go-to body lotion for Keratosis Pilaris is Amlactin with 12 percent lactic acid,” says Dr. Kikam. “It's a hydrating but exfoliative lotion that helps soften rough, dry skin.” While the exfoliate is gentle, you can expect pretty powerful hydration thanks to a handful of humectants. It’s also fragrance-free, which makes it an ideal option for more sensitive skin types. From a texture standpoint, it’s non-greasy, dries down quickly, and leaves skin feeling supple and nourished.
Key Ingredients: Lactic acid (exfoliates)
Scent: None
Size: 7.9 oz
What We Love: Dermatologist-recommended; Contains 12 percent lactic acid
What We Don't: Smells a bit medicinal
Customer Review: "Recommended by my dermatologist and it works. It smells a bit weird but it does not linger. Truly made my arms look and feel better. Love this product!"
"La Roche Posay Triple Lipikar Moisturizing Cream provides long lasting hydration to the skin due to the ceramides, shea butter, glycerin, dimethicone, and niacinamide which has soothing properties," says Dr. Ahram. "The unique addition of selenium present in La Roche Posay's thermal water acts as a natural antioxidant, which helps to minimize skin damage by reducing inflammation."
Key Ingredients: Prebiotic thermal water (soothing), ceramide-3 (strengthens skin barrier), shea butter (moisturizing), niacinamide (soothing)
Scent: None
Size: 13.5 oz
Pros: expert-approved; can be used on face and body; soothing
Cons: some users find it greasy
Review for MC: "Having sensitive skin can come with a high price. But after trying dozens of moisturizers on my highly-reactive, irritable skin, this $20 product has proven to be a lifesaver for both my face and my body. The thick texture feels incredibly soothing, and it gives my skin a gorgeous glow. I also love the convenient pump packaging for all-over application!" — Emma Aerin Becker, Freelance Beauty Writer
Freelance Beauty Writer Emma Aerin Becker wears La Roche-Posay Lipikar AP+M Triple Repair Body Moisturizing Cream for Dry Skin
Known for it's incredible scents, it's no surprise a Jo Malone product made our list as the best-smelling body lotion. The buttery cream formula is complete with coconut oil and hyaluronic acid to ensure your skin stays silky smooth and ultra-hydrated all day long. And it's woody fragrance is so fresh, you'll never want to stop sniffing.
Key Ingredients: Hyaluronic acid (hydrating), coconut oil (moisturizing), shea butter (moisturizing)
Scent: Ambrette seeds, sea salt, sage
Size: 8.5 oz
What We Love: Smells amazing; Layers well with fragrance
What We Don't: Too heavy for some
Review for MC: “Do you ever find a product so good that you create an elaborate (read: absurd) ritual around it? For me, that’s Jo Malone’s Wood Sage & Sea Salt body cream, which I refuse to wear when I’m having a bad day to avoid associating the smell with a negative memory. It’s buttery-yet-light and luxurious in texture, and the scent, while categorized as “fresh” and “woody,” has an intoxicating ~je ne sais quoi~ to it. I can’t stop sniffing myself after I apply it—aromatherapy on the go, if you will.” — Lucia Tonelli, Social Media Editor
Dr. Ahram highly recommends this body lotion from Naturium. She explains, "Naturium Skin Renewing Body Lotion contains retinol to help with skin turnover to help smoothen the skin and improve tone and texture, while also providing soothing properties with the addition of allantoin and shea butter to help combat irritation." I, too, have used this lotion and love how smooth it’s made my legs feel after just a few weeks of use. It’s even helped even my skin tone and lessen the appearance of scars.
Key Ingredients: Retinol (anti-aging), shea butter (moisturizing)
Scent: None
Size: 8 oz
What We Love: Affordable; contains retinol; smoothing; evens skin tone
What We Don'y: May not be suitable for use immediately after shaving skin
Customer Review: "I absolutely love this lotion! It makes your skin silky smooth. I apply before bed and I can definitely tell a difference in my skin, especially my hands. This is my first time trying any kind of retinol product and I didn’t have any sensitivity. I think I found my new favorite product line!" -Target
Dr. Ahram also highly recommends this moisturizing cream from Cerave, promises to work effectively on oily, dry, and combination skin alike. Dr. Ahram says, “This moisturizer is a staple for many dermatologists due to its gentle properties and effectiveness, as it contains hyaluronic acid, ceramides, petrolatum, dimethicone, hyaluronic acid, and triglycerides, which target skin barrier restoration and protection from a multi-faceted approach.” It’s also great for irritated or damaged skin, and has even been awarded a National Eczema Association (NEA) Seal of Acceptance.
Key Ingredients: Ceramides (strengthen skin barrier), hyaluronic acid (hydrating)
Scent: None
Size: 19 oz
What We Love: Expert-approved; has a National Eczema Association (NEA) Seal of Acceptance; rich; works on all skin types; hypoallergenic
What We Don't: Packaging doesn't have a pump
Customer Review: "This cream lotion is my absolute favorite in the winter time or just whenever my skin is dry, sensitive, irritated, inflamed… you name it, this always gets the job done. It helps to deeply moisturize, soothe and heal any skin irritation/ problems that I have at the time. I love to use this all over my body and on my face as well, pretty much anywhere & everywhere, it is so gentle and soothing you really can’t go wrong." -Target
Dry, flaky skin? Consider opting for a body lotion that’s free of fragrances, parabens, and other potentially inflammatory ingredients, like this hypoallergenic one from Cetaphil. "I love Cetaphil Restoraderm lotion," attests Dr. Wechsler of this no-nonsense, unisex pick. "It’s my favorite: fragrance free, great moisturizer, absorbs quickly, and moisturizes all day." The clinically tested lotion also promises to work on sensitive and eczema-prone skin, improving moisture and bringing relief to irritated skin in as little as two hours.
Key Ingredients: Collodial oatmeal (calming), ceramides (strengthen skin barrier), shea butter (moisturizing)
Scent: None
Size: 10 oz
What We Love: expert-approved; free of fragrance, steroids, and parabens; great for sensitive skin
What We Don't: some users find the formula too thin
Customer Review: "This is by far the best eczema lotion on the market. It is priced a little on the higher side but I truly think it's worth it. Non greasy feel and easily absorbs leaving skim soft and itch free while it also protects and heals the skin. If you have been looking for a lotion thay does it all for your skin this is definitely worth a try. The other items in this line also work amazing together." -Target
Paula's Choice Weightless Body Treatment 2% BHA is a leave-on body exfoliant that gently sheds dulling buildup to smooth rough, bumpy textures and reveal soft, glowing skin. It also works to keep skin soft and hydrated, and boasts anti-aging properties. With so many benefits in one bottle, what's not to love?
Key Ingredients: Salicylic acid (exfoliates), vitamin E (reduce hyperpigmentation), chamomile and green tea (hydrating)
Scent: None
Size: 2 oz
What We Love: affordable; editor-approved; contains BHA; lightweight; free of fragrance and parabens
What We Don't: small bottle
Review for MC: "I’m obsessed with this body lotion from Paula’s Choice. Because it contains BHA (also known as salicylic acid), it gently exfoliates skin and eradicates blemishes like acne and razor bumps. The result is softer, visibly smoother skin. While the formula does wonders on my combination skin, it’s also suitable for dry and oily skin as well, and never irritates or dries out my skin, unlike many other BHA body lotions. It’s also free of fragrance, so you won’t have to worry about it causing inflammation or clashing with your other scented beauty products." -Gabrielle Ulubay, Beauty Writer
Soft Services Carea Cream is formulated with a focus on urea—a workhorse ingredient that both moisturizes and mildly exfoliates, with powerful calming agents that create a protective barrier preventing moisture loss. The thin formula will practically care for combination skin day in and day out. And with regular use, bumpy texture, persistent dryness, and dead skin build-up is diminished.
Key Ingredients: Urea (moisturizing), squalene (locks in moisture), collodial oatmeal (calming)
Scent: None
Size: 11 oz
What We Love: Great for bumps and uneven texture
What We Don't: Some report pilling
Review for MC: “I have a very elaborate body moisturizing routine, and it’s almost entirely comprised of products by Soft Services. After developing an obsession with the brand’s best-selling Buffing Bar (my skin has never, ever been so soft), I decided to try out their Carea Cream. The lightweight lotion is formulated with urea, a holy grail ingredient for people who experience rough texture, bumps, or consistent dryness. It gently exfoliates and breaks down dead skin build-up without causing irritation—a reminder that our body deserves the same love as our faces do!” — Lucia Tonelli, Social Media Editor
Why Trust Marie Claire
Marie Claire is an authority on body lotions, having tested the best retinol body lotions and researching the top ingredients to ensure smooth, moisturized skin for all skin types. We also tapped three board-certified dermatologists to share their own favorites and help assemble a list of the best, safest body lotions for absolutely everyone.
How We Tested
Marie Claire editors were quick to volunteer their favorite body lotions. After picking 15 dermatologist-approved body lotions, our independent testers (plus a few Marie Claire staffers and dermatologists themselves) tested them. They individually reviewed their given moisturizers based on ingredients, benefits, texture, experience, and results.
What to Look For
- Ingredients
With so many body lotions on the market, which list countless ingredients with unpronounceable names, it's difficult to determine which components to look for—and which to stay away from.
“Ingredients tell you if the lotion is going to address the specific concerns you want targeted in your body routine,” explains board-certified dermatologist Dr. Adeline Kikam. From a hydration standpoint, she recommends seeking out humectants (glycerin, hyaluronic acid, urea), emollients (shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil), and ceramides. Having at least one of the above is a baseline for hydration.
Dr. Aya Ahram adds, "Look for a mixture of ingredients to help target moisture retention and water loss across the skin barrier: humectant ingredients—which draw in water from the air into the skin—such as glycerin and hyaluronic acid, as well as occlusives, which seal water in the skin, like petrolatum and dimethicone." She also recommends "emollients, which provide moisture to the skin, like shea butter and ceramides."
And for more specific concerns like keratosis pilaris, callouses, or flakiness? She explains, "You can find body moisturizers that have ingredients such as urea, lactic acid, salicylic acid, or even retinol, to help with exfoliation while still helping with hydration. This can be helpful for patients with keratosis pilaris or even with the thicker, drier skin such as on the elbows, feet, knees."
Then comes the fun stuff. Your formula might come with antioxidants. “Vitamin E, C, and green tea extract for example have a dual purpose in preventing free radical damage and may also brighten and moisturize skin,” says Dr. Kikam. Your body lotion might have retinol in it as well, which is ideal for anti-aging. Or, maybe there’s an acid in the mix. “These are wonderful for those with acne prone skin, body hyperpigmentation, KP, and even psoriasis.”
Meanwhile, if you're combatting body acne, Dr. Ahram advises using "a face moisturizer that is non-comedogenic or oil-free so that the moisturizer does not make acne worse."
What to Avoid
In terms of what to avoid, Dr. Ahram says, "In general, I don't love fragrance because it can cause irritation in people with sensitive skin or atopic dermatitis, as they already have a fragile skin barrier and I prefer to avoid ingredients that can cause irritation. Some can tolerate it without any negative side effects, but in general I do not recommend products that are heavily fragranced."
Double board-certified dermatologist and psychiatrist Dr. Amy Wechsler also recommends "avoiding ingredients such as lactic acid and glycolic acid" if you're looking for something highly moisturizing that won't irritate your skin.
Finally, Dr. Greenfield says, “I like to see that there are no drying ingredients like alcohol or any strong fragrances that may cause reactions in the skin."
- Texture
When looking for the right moisturizer, it's best to consider the weight and texture you prefer. If you have extremely dry skin or are targeting dry areas like your heels and elbows, you may want a richer formula. On the other hand, many consumers prefer lightweight formulas on the whole because they absorb quickly and don't feel greasy.
"Using a light moisturizer is best to provide hydration, while avoiding any occlusion of the pores/follicles," says Dr. Ahram. "Avoid fragrance to prevent irritation or sensitivity of the skin, especially if using acne products with active ingredients which can be drying to the skin, to avoid any further irritation or dryness."
Dr. Wechsler adds, "The moisturizer should rub in well and not feel sticky."
By and large, a lotion is going to be a bit thinner and absorb into the skin faster than a rich cream. That being said, there’s still a wide range to choose from within the lotion category. “You can choose your texture based on season or weather—thicker consistencies are best for winter to help lock in moisture and lighter or thinner consistency in the summer when it’s hot,” says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Adeline Kikam. Her advice: “Choose a texture that you enjoy applying and one that feels comfortable on your skin and is easy to spread.”
- Scent
Scan this list, and you’ll notice that a handful of the best body lotions are actually from fragrance-first brands. So, while you can opt for a fragrance-free formula that lets your perfume shine through or keep your sensitive skin happy, you also have the option to layer on a scented body lotion that will replace your go-to scent or enhance the one you wear.
How to Use Body Lotion
When it comes to moisturizing, you should show your whole body some TLC. Dr. Wechsler attests, "I think the body should be moisturized every day, especially after a shower, and this is what I have always done."
But when slathering lotion all over your body, you may find that some areas need more attention than others.
"[Areas] most prone to dryness would be the elbows, knees, hands (frequent hand washing/sanitizing), feet, lower legs/ankles, and back (harder to reach), especially as we move into winter as we lose some of the humidity in the air and turn on our heaters," says Dr. Ahram. "Areas most prone to aging are the face, hands, neck, chest, and forearms due to constant sun exposure while out walking, driving."
Dr. Weschler seconds that the lower legs are often in need of extra moisture, but adds that "any part of the body could become dry"—so pay attention to what your body is telling you. The same goes for aging, which she explains "is closely connected to sun damage, so it will vary from person to person."
Meet the Dermatologists
Dr. Nava Greenfield is a dermatologist practicing at Schweiger Dermatology Group. Dr. Greenfield earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Queens College, City University of New York, where she graduated Cum Laude with honors in mathematics, natural sciences, chemistry and biochemistry. Dr. Greenfield attended medical school at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University. She completed her internship at Yale-New Haven Hospital and her residency in dermatology at SUNY Downstate Medical Center. Dr. Greenfield has been published in many medical journals, including The Journal of Dermatological Treatment, the Journal of Women’s Dermatology and Pediatrics. Dr. Greenfield is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, Women’s Dermatologic Society and the American Medical Association.
Dr. Adeline Kikam was inspired to become a dermatologist because of the struggles she faced with her own skin while growing up coupled with inaccessibility to dermatologic care. Combined, these experiences fueled her interest in decoding the vast and information-rich field that is dermatology as well as the desire to spread this wealth of knowledge. As part of this mission, Dr. Kikam launched Brown Skin Derm™ via social media at the beginning of her dermatology residency to fill the void of evidence-based information and candid, informative conversations. She’s leveraged social media to create a trusted space for expert-led skin care knowledge as well as highlight common dermatologic conditions and issues, providing greater access to care for melanin-rich skin and creating more equity in the skin care and beauty industries. She also lends her expertise and passion to advocating for improved representation of people of color in the larger discussion on skin care, ranging from information accuracy and accessibility to medical therapy and product formulation to consumer/patient engagement. In addition to discussing medical conditions, Dr. Kikam is experienced in the rapidly evolving world of aesthetic procedures, and she provides reviews on skin care products and features fellow dermatologists and organizations who offer resources for skin of color. Today, her followers are a diverse group of individuals hailing from all corners of the world, including Asians, Latinos, Africans, African-Americans, Middle Eastern, etc. Slowly but surely, the landscape of dermatology is changing and people of color everywhere are demanding to see themselves reflected in the way skin care is discussed. She recently contributed to a newly released comprehensive dermatology atlas that features common skin conditions presented across all Fitzpatrick skin types, a resource she never had during her medical training that is now available to all health care professionals. In 2022, she is launching SkinClusive Dermatology, an in-person and teledermatology clinic with a focus on medical, cosmetic, and hair restoration treatments as well as specialization in skin of color.
Dr. Amy Wechsler is a double board-certified dermatologist and psychiatrist. In addition to practicing medicine, she hosts the 'Am I Embarrassing You?' podcast with her daughter. She is currently based in New York City.
Dr. Aya Ahram is a board-certified dermatologist currently working at Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery in New York City. She treats all skin types and conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, and alopecia, and addresses aesthetic needs as well, including Botox, chemical peels, and microneedling.
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