Clean Skin Club, a first-of-its-kind brand at the intersection of skincare and hygiene, closed a $32 million investment round led by premier investors Astō Consumer Partners and Amberstone.WHO: Founded in 2019 by Ben-David Imberman and Mor Shnaider, Clean Skin Club was inspired after they heard an aesthetician complain about bacteria-laden towels. The company realized that skin health could start with something as simple as the towel you use every day. With that, the direct-to-consumer brand launched its flagship Clean Towels XL, marking the first dermatologist-approved, single-use, and 100% USDA bio-based facial towel on the market. Clean Skin Club has been clinically shown to improve overall skin health while reducing oiliness, redness, and skin sensitivity. The hygiene line sets a new standard in skincare with its purity, effectiveness, and ease of use. Each product in this line is thoughtfully crafted to enhance skin health while simplifying routines—using natural, vegan, and cruelty-free materials, and designed with sustainability in mind to minimize environmental impact without compromising quality.WHY: The funds will be allocated toward expansion into brick-and-mortar retail channels, new product development, and investment in best-in-class talent.IN THEIR OWN WORDS: “Clean Skin Club is ushering in a new era of skincare through reimagining the category and delivering straightforward, science-backed solutions that truly work,” said Clayton Christopher, co-founder of Astō Consumer Partners. “The disruptive brand has amassed a cult-following, ranking as a best-seller on Amazon and breaking through the large, high growth skincare market.