Introducing The Beauty Knocks Box
Introducing The Beauty Knocks Box
The Skin Clique, a skincare company headquartered in South Carolina, recently announced the national launch of the Beauty Knocks Box: the first-ever medical-grade skincare subscription box, according to a press release.
This flagship subscription box delivers physician curated, medical-grade skincare products directly to consumers on a quarterly basis.
Each box is priced at $99 and includes a variety of skincare lines that are only available through physicians and licensed providers.
Every box is valued at $160. All products for each box are hand-picked by a physician and nurse practitioner at The Skin Clique based on the patient’s skin care needs which are determined by a consultation quiz through its website.
In addition to the box, every customer will have 24/7 access to their very own physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant through The Skin Clique to answer any skincare questions related to their personalized Beauty Knocks Box.
The Beauty Knocks Box allows customers to choose from four box types that are updated seasonally:
The Essentials, The Beauty Knocks (Anti-aging), The Breakout (Acne), The Bump (for pregnant and nursing mothers)
In addition to the box, patients will also receive the following:
Instructions for how to use products along with direct contact information (phone or email) for their “Skincare Expert”.
15% off any full-sized item in the box upon reordering for the duration of the subscription period.
Optional upgrade with a mini-SkinBetter Sunscreen stick for $10.00
Created by Dr. Sarah Allen, MD, and Claire O’Bryan, ANP-C, the Beauty Knocks Box was created to give customers access to medical-grade products they otherwise would only be able to receive by walking into a doctor or dermatologist’s office.
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