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in-cosmetics — Thu, 01 Jan 2026 08:56:00 +0000

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2026 cosmetic predictions

John Jimenez, Senior Exploration Scientist at Belcorp Colombia — Wed, 24 Dec 2025 12:33:51 +0000

The global Beauty & Personal Care market is a highly diverse ecosystem, shaped by the racial, cultural, and socioeconomic heterogeneity of consumers in each region. Factors such as skin phototype, hair morphology, climatic conditions, cultural practices, and aesthetic perceptions generate differentiated cosmetic needs, driving the development of specific categories, formulations, and rituals.

The cosmetics market is one of the most dynamic in the global economy. Several reports indicate that it will be worth approximately US $380 billion in 2026, with a projected value of US $560 billion by 2032 and a CAGR of 6.64% for this period.

The Asia-Pacific region is the largest, accounting for approximately 39% of the total market. It is followed by Europe with 26%, the United States with 22%, Latin America with 9%, and the Middle East and Africa with 4%.

As a result of this diversity, market growth is not uniform: each region leads in different categories and generates its own trends. Asia Pacific stands out for its innovation in skincare and preventative routines, Europe for its dermocosmetics and scientific approach, and North America for its inclusivity, personalization, and clean beauty.

Latin America, meanwhile, is experiencing dynamic growth in fragrances, hair care, and body care, influenced by ethnic diversity, climate, and a strong sensory culture, while the Middle East and Africa are showing increasing sophistication in hair care and products adapted to skin with high environmental exposure.

These local realities are progressively converging, redefining global standards of innovation, inclusivity, and cultural relevance. These are some of the main trends projected for 2026:

The seventh sense: Recent research suggests that humans can detect objects hidden under sand or other materials without directly touching them – a skill called remote touch, which could be our seventh sense. This new sense would join the five classic senses: touch, hearing, sight, taste, and smell, and the sixth, proprioception (which allows the brain to know the position of body parts without using sight).

The research indicates that humans could perceive an object before seeing or touching it. In the near future, we will see innovations in tactile concepts based on these findings, opening the door to new sensory experiences in skincare and makeup.

Freeze-Dried beauty: We will see a boom in freeze-dried formats like powders and tablets that are activated with water. These formats are ideal for travel, subscriptions, and situations where small storage spaces and easy transport are needed.

Biobots: These are bio-inspired or biohybrid systems that combine biological components, such as cells, enzymes, or naturally derived materials, with engineering and biotechnology principles to perform specific functions in a controlled manner.

Their development has been driven by advances in synthetic biology, nanotechnology, and materials science. In skincare, they represent an emerging innovation with the potential to transform how cosmetic actives are delivered.

Their application will allow for more precise and targeted release of key ingredients into the skin, responding to stimuli such as pH, temperature, or skin condition. This could improve the efficacy of anti-aging, repairing, or soothing actives, optimizing their action and reducing the amount of ingredient required.

Hair essences: This is a growing trend in Korea: the expansion of facial essences concept into hair care. We’ll see traditional skincare mechanisms like cica, soothing, and calming adapted to soothe scalp irritation and treat hair loss.

From glass skin to glass hair: In 2026, we’ll see this trend expand into hair care, but at a deeper level than just shine. This concept pays greater attention to scalp health, including microbiome balance and hair barrier repair.

Atypical inspirations: Niche perfumery in 2026 will be marked by atypical inspirations from ingredients that challenge traditional olfactory codes and respond to the search for more emotional and authentic sensory experiences.

Notes inspired by mineral materials, smoke, metallic accords and synthetic metal molecules, damp earth, hot stone, sea salt, fermented beverages, herbal infusions, smell of toast, electricity, hot oatmeal, green coffee, plant-based leather, pet-inspired accords, croissant, and rice, among others, will gain prominence.

Less is more beauty: Long, multi-step routines are about to evolve. We’ll start seeing fewer-step, but smarter options, thanks to multifunctional products. Evidence of multifunctional effectiveness will drive innovation in the development of new, shorter routines. All-in-one is the new black.

Premiumization of oral care: There is a growing consumer demand for premium oral care products, including high-quality materials, formulas with new benefits, and high-end design aesthetics. The goal is to enhance daily hygiene routines with new benefits and claims. This trend represents a significant opportunity for innovation in our industry.

Glitchy beauty: Pinterest presents this trend as one of the key protagonists for 2026. It represents an aesthetic and cultural movement that merges traditional luxury and glamour with digital, imperfect, and disruptive elements inspired by technological “glitches” (visual errors such as distortions, broken pixels, and interferences).

In cosmetics, this trend will manifest through irregular metallic finishes and fractured chrome effects, holographic, pixelated, or iridescent surfaces, contrasts between polished skin and unexpected graphic details, and the use of neon hues, silver tones, electric violets, and digital reflections. Additionally, it will feature looks that blur the boundaries between the real and the virtual, evoking an image that appears ‘interrupted.’

Cloud dancer: Pantone has selected the soft white “Cloud Dancer” as the Colour of the Year 2026. This gentle white is characterized by its understated presence and its contribution to visual calm. The shade, described as balanced and light, appears within a broader cultural context where designers and creatives are re-evaluating the role of clarity, simplicity, and spatial stillness.

This is a colour that will be highly valued in environments that support reflection and measured creativity rather than constant acceleration, and it is sure to inspire disruptive concepts in fragrances, makeup, and skincare.

Pre/post skincare: Minimally invasive aesthetic treatments (lasers, peels, energy devices, injectables) are driving a range of products designed to prepare, repair, and strengthen the skin barrier, as well as reduce inflammation. In 2026, we will see a boom in pre/post-procedure aesthetic kits and new co-creation concepts with clinics and aesthetic centres.

2026 brings countless expectations, but it will also lead us to reflect on the fact that youth is not static; it is nurtured, enjoyed, and transformed. Innovation will be measured not only by evidence and technology – AI, personalization, biochemical breakthroughs – but also by the ability to generate trust, emotional well-being, and relevant rituals in the consumer’s real life.

In a context of saturation, the brands that will win are those that simplify without trivializing and that combine scientific rigour with cultural sensitivity. As Madonna said some years ago, “Reinvention is how I stay alive.” In 2026, that decision will be guided by knowledge, authenticity, and purpose.

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From skin minimalism to biohacking: Where the global consumer is headed in 2026

Sanjana Balani, Founder & CEO at Potion Inc. — Wed, 24 Dec 2025 10:51:22 +0000

The last decade of skincare was defined by abundance. Ten-step routines. More active ingredients. More promises. But as we move toward 2026, a new shift is emerging. One that doesn’t reject minimalism, but evolves it.

The global beauty consumer is no longer asking how many products they need. The beauty & personal care industry has matured into something more intelligent, more biological, and more intentional.

Welcome to the era where skin minimalism meets biohacking.

The end of excess, the rise of intention

Skin minimalism was never about doing less, it was about doing better. Using fewer products, with a clearer purpose, for stronger skin health. This mindset was born from excess: irritated skin barriers, over-exfoliation, trend-driven routines that promised glow but delivered inflammation.

In 2024, consumers had shifted their trust toward dermatology-backed formulas, pH-balanced routines, and multifunctional products. By 2026, this trust deepens, allowing minimalism to clear space for the next evolution in beauty. A place where a ‘less is more’ approach is the starting point, not the end goal.

What does biohacking mean in beauty?

In beauty, biohacking is about understanding the skin’s biology, and working with it.

This includes formulations that respect the skin’s circadian rhythm, products that strengthen the skin barrier rather than strip it, and actives that adapt to lifestyle concerns like pollution, blue light, hormonal fluctuations, and climate.

Think fermented ingredients that improve bioavailability. Peptides that signal skin repair. Postbiotics that train the skin to become more resilient over time. Sunscreens that protect not just from UV, but from oxidative stress and digital exposure.

Biohacking, in its truest form, is less about fixing skin. It’s about doing the right thing at the right time.

A smarter consumer

By 2026, the global consumer will be deeply informed. They may not read INCI lists in detail, but they understand overall skin concepts: barrier health, inflammation, pH, absorption, and skin longevity.

This consumer doesn’t want instant results anymore. They are motivated by consistency, compatibility, and prevention. They’re drawn to brands that explain why something works, not just what it does.

In 2026, education will no longer be a value addition, it will be the entry point.

Performance without overload

Perhaps the biggest change is philosophical. Skincare is no longer reactive. It’s preventative.

Instead of layering five products, consumers are consciously choosing one that hydrates, supports the skin microbiome, gently exfoliates, and adapts to skin stress. This aligns beauty with the broader wellness movement: one where sleep, nutrition, lifestyle ,stress, and mental health are now recognised as determinants.

In 2026, efficiency becomes the new luxury.

Where brands must evolve

For brands, the road ahead is clear. Fewer launches on the marketing calendar. Innovation that is purpose-led and intentional. Claims that are supported and studied. Routines must be built for purpose, not for perfect.

The future belongs to brands that simplify without sacrificing science. That educate without overwhelming the consumer. That build trust beyond trends.

They treat the skin as a living ecosystem, not a surface.

A 2026 vision built on balance

Skin minimalism taught consumers to step back. Biohacking teaches them to tune in.

As 2026 approaches, the global consumer is choosing skincare that listens, adapts, and endures. The industry will be more thoughtful, and deeply rooted in biology. Together, they define a future where beauty is not about more, but about better intuition — with biology, lifestyle, and long-term health.

And in that future, trust will be the most valuable active of all.

References

British Journal of Dermatology (2021). Skin barrier function, inflammation, and the impact of over-exfoliation.
Euromonitor International (2024). The informed beauty consumer: Education, prevention, and skin longevity.
Harvard Health Publishing (2022). Circadian rhythm and skin health: Why timing matters in repair and protection.
McKinsey & Company (2024). Beauty’s next chapter: From routines to results-driven, biology-led skincare.
National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). Skin barrier, microbiome balance, and preventative dermatology.
WGSN (2024). Beauty Futures 2026: Bio-intelligent skincare, wellness convergence, and performance minimalism

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Beauty market momentum builds as in-cosmetics Global confirms Paris for its largest, most innovative show yet

in-cosmetics group press office, Storm Communications — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 14:11:53 +0000

With the global beauty market forecast to grow 5% annually through 2030, the show unites the world’s best innovators to drive the next phase of industry growth

9 DECEMBER, PARIS: in-cosmetics Global, the leading global event for cosmetics and personal care ingredients, will return to the world’s beauty capital at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, France from 14-16 April 2026. Registration for the event is now officially open.

The show will bring together thousands of cosmetic ingredients suppliers, formulators, R&D professionals and brands eager to shape the future of personal care innovation. As the industry enters what McKinsey[1] describes as a new era of ‘disciplined growth and heightened consumer expectations,’ in-cosmetics Global 2026 will serve as a launchpad for the next wave of ingredient innovations.

With the market forecasted to expand by 5% annually until 2030[2], the event will spotlight how brands can meet growing consumer demand for value, innovation and performance. Amid a shifting economic climate, consumers are increasingly selective, prioritising value for money and trust in product claims. This is prompting three-quarters of beauty executives to prioritise growth through new product development. From premier skincare backed by clinical results to the rise of ‘masstige’ brands, in-cosmetics Global 2026 will reflect the evolving cosmetics industry.

The 2026 edition will introduce new and expanded areas of focus, including nutricosmetics, wellness-driven beauty, sustainable initiatives and contract manufacturing, giving attendees an exclusive look at the trends, ingredients and technologies shaping the future of beauty.

The event team also announces a leadership update. With Event Director Roziani Zulkifli on maternity leave, Andy Mather has taken over as Event Director. Andy brings extensive experience of leading international events across the health and nutrition sectors, to guide in-cosmetics Global through this next exciting chapter.

Andy Mather, Event Director of in-cosmetics Global, said: “The industry is in an exciting period of growth and transformation, and in-cosmetics Global 2026 arrives at a pivotal moment. Consumer needs are evolving rapidly, making cosmetic innovation and science more critical than ever. This is where brands and innovators come together to shape the future of beauty: to connect, collaborate and create the next wave of industry-leading products. We confidently predict that this will be our most expansive, comprehensive show to date, and are really looking forward to sharing what’s in store very soon.”

in-cosmetics Global 2026 will welcome more than 1,000 exhibitors, including 90% of the world’s leading ingredient suppliers such as BASF, Lucas Meyer by Clariant, Ashland, Cargill and Lubrizol, alongside newer players such as Core Biogenesis, FairWild Foundation, Oat Cosmetics and Validated Claim Support. New innovations will be on show throughout with the show also hosting a strong cohort of first-time exhibitors, including Europelab, Palsgaard, Applied StemCell, Pilot Chemical and many more.

in-cosmetics Global 2026 will take place from 14-16 April at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, France. For more information or to register to attend, visit the website here.

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2026 skincare and beauty forecast: Data-driven insights

in-cosmetics — Fri, 05 Dec 2025 12:55:28 +0000

By Covalo

From the surge in hyperpigmentation solutions to the mainstreaming of biotech actives, new data patterns are reshaping the personal care landscape. Explore the signals behind the trends, and what they mean for R&D, sourcing, and sustainability strategies in 2026.

Predicting 2026’s beauty breakthrough through real search behaviour

The cosmetic industry is evolving faster than ever, with new ingredients, actives, and formulations emerging almost daily. But in an era of hype-driven trends, how can brands separate short-lived fads from innovations with staying power?

The answer lies in data-driven insights.

At Covalo, we monitor real-time ingredient searches, formulation interests, and campaign-driven behaviuor across the beauty ecosystem.

By analyzing these patterns, we can better understand what’s trending today and anticipate which ingredients and categories may influence skincare innovation in 2026. By analyzing these patterns, we can identify not only what’s trending today but also which ingredients and categories are likely to shape skincare innovation in 2026.

We’ll explore the top searched ingredients of the last few months, uncover the signals behind sudden spikes versus steady growth, and tie these insights to lessons learned from our campaigns.

Data speaks: The ingredients driving beauty’s next chapter

When it comes to predicting where beauty innovation is heading, ingredient search behaviour offers an unusually clear window into the industry’s mindset. Over the past few months, certain keywords have stood out on Covalo, signalling the actives and benefits that are capturing most attention.

Among the most-searched ingredients we have exosomes (consistently on the top spot since the beginning of summer), retinal, collagen, caffeine, urea, niacinamide and ceramides. Alongside these, there has been a dramatic spike in searches related to hyperpigmentation, which jumped nearly 1.000% in September.

This sudden surge suggests that interest in hyperpigmentation isn’t following a steady, long-term curve, but rather a pattern of even-driven or campaign-influenced attention – possibly linked to seasonal launches, social conversations, or emerging claims around tone correction and photoaging.

In contrast, peptides, like peauforiaᵀᴹ by Core Biogenesis or Cellaigie by LipoTrue, tell a different story. Their steady growth since August reflects consistent, sustained interest. The kind of interest often seen when an ingredient moves from “trending” to “trusted”. Peptides have become quite a powerhouse for skin longevity, barrier reinforcement, and repair, underpinning a new generation of functional anti-ageing formulations.

Together, these patterns highlight the dual nature of today’s beauty innovation landscape: fast-reacting and content-driven on one side, yet steadily grounded in proven, science-based actives on the other.

Trends steering 2026 innovation

If 2025 was the year beauty embraced biotech buzzwords, 2026 will be the year the science actually lands on the shelf. Industry forecasts and ingredient search data point toward a convergence of clinical performance, skin resilience, and transparent sustainability – a new standard where innovation must prove both its efficacy and its ethics.

1 – Biotech becomes everyday beauty

According to Mintel’s 2026 forecast, “Metabolic Beauty” will define next year’s innovation pipeline. Actives such as exosomes, peptides and fermented polysaccharides, are transitioning from niche clinical ingredients to accessible daily skincare.

Covalo’s search data echoes this shift. Steady interest in peptides and continued curiosity around exosomes suggest R&D teams are moving beyond traditional retinoids to explore how cellular communication and regeneration can be optimized. 2026 will reward brands that can translate biotech sophistication into clear, results-driven stories consumers can trust.

2 – Precision care

The sharp surge in hyperpigmentation-related searches reveals a renewed obsession with targeted correction. At the same time, consistent searches for ceramides, niacinamide, and urea show that barrier care remains a bedrock of formulation strategy.

Together, these patterns suggest that skincare in 2026 will be both precise and protective, addressing tone irregularities and visible photoaging while reinforcing the skin’s natural defences.

As seen with Covalo’s longevity campaign, there’s a shift from “anti-ageing” to “longevity” – meaning preserving skin health, boosting resilience and barrier strength rather than just reversing damage. The future of corrective skincare lies in pairing visible transformation with long-term barrier support.

3 – The Blue Shift: From sustainability to accountability

“Blue Beauty” is evolving from a marketing term into a measurable practice. Reports from Cosmetics Design, Vogue, and Covalo’s own data, highlight ocean-safe formulations, traceable marine sourcing, and regenerative seaweed farming as rising expectations for 2026.

Search and formulation data indicate growing interest in marine-derived polysaccharides and algae extracts, confirming that the sea remains one of beauty’s most promising frontiers. In your ingredient story, emphasise provenance, ecosystem impact and traceability. Bring in real supply-chain details and metrics (farmer partnerships, regenerative practices) to reinforce credibility.

Clearly, traceability and circular sourcing are no longer optional, they’re proof points that earn consumer and regulatory trust.

4 – Personalisation meets the senses

Beyond efficacy, next year’s innovation wave will focus on how skincare feels and fits into daily life. Mintel’s “Sensorial Synergy” trend highlights the growing importance of texture, scent, and emotional engagement, while advances in AI are pushing hyper-personalized formulations to mainstream routines.

Search behaviour from brands already hints at this evolution, consumers are ready to explore ingredients that promise not only results but comfort, calm, and pleasure in use.

Turning data into strategy

Identifying a trend is only the first step, the real value lies in how you act on it. The ingredient search patterns and broader forecasts for 2026 highlight an important shift: the beauty industry is no longer driven by inspiration alone, but by interpretation.

Formulators and brands are learning to read signals the way investors read markets, balancing short-term momentum with long-term fundamentals. A sudden surge in “hyperpigmentation”, for instance, might point to a marketing opportunity or an emerging need for new brightening actives. In contrast, the steady climb of peptides or ceramides shows where R&D investments will continue to pay off over time.

The industry’s most forward-thinking players are already combining market data, search behaviour, and sustainability metrics to guide early-stage innovation. By treating ingredient data as a predictive tool, beauty brands can move from reactive formulation to proactive creation.

Conclusion – Reading the signals of 2026

As the data shows, 2026 won’t be defined by a single “it” ingredient, but by a new mindset shaping how industry approaches formulation. The next generation of beauty will blend biotechnology and biology, precision and protection, science and sustainability. All guided by a deeper understanding of what consumers truly value: proof, purpose, and performance.

Behind every spike in search interest lies a story of curiosity, innovation, and opportunity. Some peaks hint at short-term buzz. Others, like the steady rise of barrier-strengthening and longevity actives, signal where lasting investment is headed. The brands that can read these shifts early and act decisively will set the pace for the year ahead.

Stay ahead of the curve and explore Covalo’s trend filters to track ingredient movements in real time, and uncover the signals shaping skincare’s future.

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in-cosmetics Asia 2025 attracts celebrities, CEOs and Asian A-Listers for star-studded edition

in-cosmetics group press office, Storm Communications — Mon, 17 Nov 2025 09:20:15 +0000

in-cosmetics Asia delivered its most influential edition to date. This year’s event attracted a star-studded mix of high-profile industry leaders, C-suite executives, celebrity guests, Asian A-listers, beauty entrepreneurs and heads of some of the world’s best-known cosmetics houses.

The 2025 edition saw record-breaking attendance, with 14,383 unique visitors, up 10% year-on-year, whilst 40% of the attendees travelled from overseas. More than 700 exhibitors from Southeast Asia, wider APAC markets including Japan, Korea and China, as well as Europe, the US and beyond participated, underscoring the show’s scale and influence across the global beauty ecosystem.

Participation from major beauty heavyweights included Mr Hou Juncheng, Founder and Chairman of Proya Cosmetics; Yoshiaki Okabe, Corporate Executive Officer, Executive Officer Chief Marketing & Innovation Officer, Shiseido; and celebrity entrepreneurs such as Raisa Andriana, singer, songwriter and Founder of Raine Beauty; Chayadhorn Kitiyadisai aka Ingu, Managing Director of Ing CK; and Kadek Maharani Kemala Dewi, Co-Founder of MK Skin.

They were joined by representatives from major global multinationals, including L’Oréal, Unilever, P&G, Pierre-Fabre and Estée Lauder; leading local powerhouses such as Srichand, Paragon, Meiyume and The Martha Tilaar Group; and trend-forward brands like Kangaroo Mommy, all coming together to connect, inspire and collaborate on shaping the future of the region’s beauty ingredients industry.

Speaking at the show, Chayadhorn Kitiyadisai, Managing Director of Ing CK, said: “in-cosmetics Asia is my favourite show, and I look forward to it every year. I love getting to dive deep into the science and trending ingredients, and having discussions with so many incredibly talented chemists, scientists, and formulators from the exhibitors. It’s the main driver of the cosmetics and personal care industry.”

Unrivalled beauty trend forecasting

As the flagship event for APAC personal care ingredients, trend forecasting and formulation insight, the 2025 show delivered a strong programme of market predictions, technical breakthroughs and ingredient-focussed learning from leading specialists.

Some of the most noteworthy sessions included L’Oréal’s keynote in the Well-Ageing Conference, ‘Skin Longevity – Harnessing Systems Biology for Lifelong Skin Health,’ Guangzhou Reachin Chemical Co. Ltd.’s, ‘The Science Behind Polymer Thickeners for Superior Formulations & Sensory Aesthetics,’ and BEAUTYSTREAMS’ ‘2026 Trends Across Skincare, Haircare, Colour & Wellness.’

Other sessions explored ethical and halal beauty, Southeast Asian consumer trends, K-Beauty suncare innovation and successful strategies for brand building. Technical and science-led seminars included topics such as the harmonisation of cosmetic preservation and sustainability, scalp-to-skin protection, leveraging AI for cosmetic R&D and post-procedure skincare for optimal skin healing. The programme also featured hands-on formulation lab sessions including: ‘Next-Gen Lightweight Formulation: Calm, Protect and Defend Against UV Rays and Exosomes’ by Gattefossé.

Biotech-driven beauty also dominated the agenda, headlining the Spotlight On Biotech Beauty area with nearly 40 products showcasing the latest breakthrough biotech-driven innovations. The prestigious Spotlight On Formulation Gold Award was presented to Solabia Group for Serenibiome, a double-patented active that repairs skin sensitivity and helps to break the itch-scratch cycle.

Honouring APAC’s success

The in-cosmetics Innovation Zone Best Ingredient Awards celebrated exceptional ingredient innovation against a backdrop of record-breaking entries, featuring 120 brand new ingredients – the highest number to date.

Singapore-based start-up, ArrowBiome was awarded Gold in the Actives category for ArcherZyme, the world’s first clinically validated lysin for body odour control, marking a new frontier in malodour defence. Momentive Performance Materials claimed Gold in the Functionals category for Harmonie NatuVel Gel.

Now in its second year, the 9 Faces of the APAC Beauty Industry Award made an even deeper impact, drawing major attention from beauty giants Shiseido, Proya, The Martha Tilaar Group and Unilever. The award recognises remarkable individuals whose work is transforming the region’s beauty landscape in a meaningful way.

Building on this momentum, in-cosmetics Asia launched Ask the Experts, a free interactive session giving attendees personalised advice from leading personal care specialists on formulation, product development, green chemistry, sustainability, regulations and digital brand promotion.

Sarah Gibson, Event Director of in-cosmetics Asia, said: “This year’s in-cosmetics Asia has been truly momentous, both in its impact on the industry and as a clear marker of its position as the flagship event for the APAC beauty ecosystem. We never rest on our laurels and refresh the show every year to ensure it remains the region’s most dynamic and influential international personal care ingredient event.

“With over 22,000 visits across the three days and a 69% increase in full three-day attendance, the density and engagement at the show were remarkable. The show continues to bridge innovation, technology and marketing in a way that no other event can. We thoroughly enjoyed welcoming such a stellar attendance list and we already look ahead to next year – there’s even more new show initiatives to come.”

in-cosmetics Asia 2026 will take place from 3-5 November at the BITEC, Bangkok. For more information or to register interest, visit the website here.

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in-cosmetics Asia 2025 Awards highlight record breaking year for beauty science

in-cosmetics group press office, Storm Communications — Mon, 03 Nov 2025 17:31:57 +0000

The winners of the prestigious in-cosmetics Asia 2025 Awards have just been revealed, celebrating the most innovative cosmetic ingredients launched within the last eight months.

A record-breaking 120 entries were submitted this year, recognising the best new Innovation Zone active and functional ingredients, along with the Spotlight On Formulation Awards judged live at the show.

The judging panel included international cosmetic scientists, R&D leaders and product developers from leading brands, including L’Oréal, Estée Lauder, Amorepacific and Paragon Corp. They assessed submissions against criteria of innovation, efficacy, and market relevance.

Celebrating breakthroughs in active ingredients

In the 2025 Actives category, the Gold Award was presented to ArrowBiome Pte. Ltd. for ArcherZyme®, the world’s first clinically validated lysin for body odour control, redefining malodour defence innovation. Clinically proven to deliver rapid, long-lasting freshness at just 0.01%, ArcherZyme® offers a sustainable, cruelty-free, and biodegradable alternative to traditional deodorant actives.

Hallstar received the silver award for UBI Oléoactif®, which supports skin rejuvenation through a novel biological mechanism acting on ubiquitin – a vital cellular protein. Developed from a birchwood co-product and backed by multi-ethnic clinical studies, UBI Oléoactif® represents the first cosmetic active to target ubiquitin for visible improvements in skin vitality and tone.

Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant were recognised with a bronze award for GlowCytocin, which activates oxytocin receptors in the skin, the so-called “love hormone” pathway, to evoke a natural, radiant glow. Powered by 1-Deoxynojirimycin (DNJ), a neuroprotective compound from Hyacinth bulbs, GlowCytocin brings a patented, neurocosmetic approach that connects emotional pleasure with visible beauty benefits.

Innovation in functional ingredients

In the 2025 Functional Category, Gold was granted to MOMENTIVE PERFORMANCE MATERIALS for their Harmonie NatuVel gel. This 100% natural-origin gel network offers formulators a new generation of sensory performance, providing a soft-focus, mattifying effect with a light, cushioned feel. Designed for skincare and colour cosmetics, it enables fully natural formulations without sacrificing performance or luxury texture.

Dow earned the Silver Award for their DEXCARE CD-2 Polymer ingredient, which redefines sustainable haircare with a biofermented dextran backbone derived from non-GMO sugarcane. This biodegradable polymer enhances deposition, boosts foaming in sulfate-free systems, and improves wet and dry combing for smoother, more manageable hair.

Bronze was awarded to Hallstar for Olivem® Essenza, a naturally derived O/W emulsifier designed for low-viscosity emulsions with a light, hydrating touch. As a biomimetic liquid crystal maker, it delivers hydration and stability while supporting minimalist, sustainable formulation design.

Spotlight On Formulation Awards

This year’s Spotlight On Formulation Awards showcased the most innovative formulations, celebrating creativity and scientific excellence in cosmetic biotechnology. The Gold Award went to Solabia Group for Serenibiome®, a double-patented active ingredient based that repairs skin sensitivity and helps break the itch-scratch cycle. Evonik (Thailand) Ltd. received Silver for X50 NeoSyno-Col®, a cutting-edge “Cosmetic Drone” designed to boost skin elasticity, firmness and density through targeted dermal delivery. Ichimaru Pharcos Co., Ltd. took Bronze for Rice Bran Ferment, an upcycled beauty ingredient that harnesses unrefined rice bran to gently cleanse and moisturise the skin while improving smoothness and comfort.

The Awards ceremony also celebrated the 9 Faces of the APAC Beauty Industry 2025, supported by Personal Care Magazine, which recognises nine exceptional professionals shaping the region’s personal care sector. This year’s winners include Dr Alain Khaiat of SEERS Consulting, Gaurav Datta of Unilever, Hou Juncheng of Proya Cosmetics, Dr Martha Tilaar of Martha Tilaar Group, and Yoshiaki Okabe of Shiseido, among others.

Sarah Gibson, Event Director of in-cosmetics Asia, said: “This year’s Awards truly reflect the extraordinary pace of innovation shaping the beauty and personal care industry across Asia-Pacific. From microbiome-led actives to next-generation biobased polymers, our winners represent the forefront of scientific creativity and sustainability. We are incredibly proud to celebrate their achievements here in Bangkok.”

For more information about in-cosmetics Asia, visit www.in-cosmetics.com/asia

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Biotechnology in APAC: in-cosmetics Asia spotlights a market predicted to surge

in-cosmetics group press office, Storm Communications — Fri, 31 Oct 2025 13:01:38 +0000

in-cosmetics Asia, the leading event in Asia Pacific for personal care ingredients organised by RX, has named biotechnology as the focus of its 2025 Spotlight On area. The showcase will feature formulated ingredient prototypes from Thailand, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, China and Malaysia, as well as the United States, Sweden, Spain and Italy.

Sponsored by BASF, the 2025 spotlight reflects the growth and influence of biotechnology in the personal care industry. Valued at USD 2.17 billion in 2023 and projected to reach USD 3.68 billion by 2030[1], the biotech market is gaining popularity as it offers sustainable yet highly effective alternatives to traditional cosmetic ingredients.

The Asia Pacific region is expected to be a key driver of this growth, as scientific innovation and consumer demand for high-performing, natural products continues to grow. in-cosmetics Asia’s Spotlight On Biotech Beauty area will showcase the latest biotech-derived innovations that are transforming the industry.

37 products will feature in the space from companies including Innovacos, Lubrizol Southeast Asia Pte Ltd, The Tiny Cargo Company, WILMAR, Matsumoto Trading Co., Ltd, Davos Life Science Sdn Bhd, Ichimaru Pharcos Co., Ltd, Melt & Marble, IMCD Group and more.

Azelis will debut three of its new products, including 360 Hair Repair & Shield Cream Serum, which harnesses biotech peptides and encapsulated biotin to repair hair, strengthen follicles and protect against external stressors, all with over 96% natural origin ingredients. In line with trending microneedle formats, the Skin Non-jection Renewal Serum offers a needle-free, biotech-powered approach to prejuvenation, made from fermented GABA to visibly smooth lines.

Additionally, Azelis’ SUN-sitive Biome Sun Dew SPF50+ PA++++ combines advanced UV protection with postbiotic, marine and botanical ingredients to calm and repair the skin barrier, whilst delivering high-performing sun care.

BASF will bring a line-up of bio-fermentation innovations including; Yogurt – Do a Favor on Skin SPF50 / PA++++ with Postbiolift®, a lightweight, non-greasy sunscreen with a yogurt-like texture that combines exosome-rich postbiotics and encapsulated Tinosorb® S for enhanced UV protection; Micro Jewel Micro’balance Watery Gel with Relipidium® which restores the skin barrier, balances microbiota and reduces water loss; and Light Touch Protecting Day Care Fluid SPF50 with Hydrasensyl® Glucan Green, a multi-mechanism protective against UVA, UVB and blue light.

dsm-firmenich will bring ‘playful’ science to skincare with MOCHI-MOCHI, a DOPA-inspired innovation powered by REVITALIN® CB, that merges sensorial indulgence with targeted cellular energy. It features a stretchy, mochi-like texture that wraps the skin in a cocoon.

Singapore-based Wilmar will also showcase WILSOL SPF Booster, its 100% plant-based, biodegradable polymer that can boost SPF performance by up to three times. Using patented technology, it enhances UV dispersal in both oil- and water-based systems.

Rahul Kale, Group Head – Wilmar Oleochemicals & Biofuels said: “Formulators today face increasing challenges to deliver superior performance with clean beauty credentials and contain costs. Our focus is to squarely address these challenges with our deep expertise in Natural chemicals based on biotech and thermo chemical processes. Our WILSOL SPF Booster, built on a Nobel Prize-winning technology, enables formulators to achieve triple SPF enhancement with an inherently biodegradable, plant-based ingredient while reducing costs. Our 2024 Silver Award served to highlight this globally and the inclusion in the Spotlight On Beauty Biotech area at in-cosmetics Asia 2025 demonstrates our commitment to practical innovations that solve real formulation challenges.”

Japan’s Matsumoto Trading Co., Ltd will introduce Dewy Enchanting Lip & Cheek, a multifunctional makeup innovation powered by GeoFuse®-moist with a 100% natural origin index (NOI). Malaysia will also step into the biotech spotlight with DavosLife Luscious Lip Jelly from Davos Life Science Sdn Bhd, a pH colour-changing lip care innovation that merges skincare and makeup, unfused with DavosLife E3 Tocotrienols.

ALGAKTIV from Barcelona, Spain, will showcase its new ALGAKTIV® Densidyl, a blue biotechnology-derived active ingredient designed to support hair longevity and scalp health. Using stress-resilient microalgae, it targets the root causes of premature greying and progressive hair loss.

Meanwhile, Lipotrue will present its SE(HA)+, a biotech-powered hyaluronic acid (HA) alternative, launched this summer, derived from naturally HA-producing bacteria. Combining HA-like and HA-boosting effects, it enhances skin hydration, barrier function and extracellular matrix renewal. From Sweden, Marble7 by Melt&Marble is a precision-fermented butter combining sustainability, bioactivity and multifunctional performance, boasting a clean-label formulation, premium sensory qualities and sustainable biotech origins.

The Spotlight On Biotech Beauty entries, combining science-led excellence with sustainable origins, will be entered into the Spotlight On Formulation Awards.

Sarah Gibson, Event Director of in-cosmetics Asia, said: “The biotech beauty focus of our 2025 Spotlight On area is a step ahead of the market. As regulations tighten around the use of certain ingredients and consumers increasingly demand natural and more sustainable formulations, the market is surging at an unprecedented pace.

“This year’s area will feature those who have elevated biotech-driven innovation into an art form. Globally, we’re seeing the market growing rapidly, but APAC is leading the charge, with Thailand in particular emerging as a hotbed of formulation. With APAC’s leadership in ingredient development and trendsetting, the region is uniquely positioned to drive this movement forward – and there is no better place to experience the latest products first-hand, before they hit the market, than at our Spotlight On Biotech Beauty area.”

in-cosmetics Asia 2025 will take place at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), in Bangkok, Thailand from 4-6 November 2025. The event will be co-located with COSMEX, ASEAN’s most comprehensive exhibition on manufacturing technologies, machinery, packaging, and ODM/OEM services for cosmetics and personal care. For more information and to register, visit the in-cosmetics Asia website here.

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For further information please contact the in-cosmetics press office on 020 7240 2444 or in-cosmetics@stormcom.co.uk

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RX is a global leader in events and exhibitions, leveraging industry expertise, data, and technology to build businesses for individuals, communities, and organisations. With a presence in 25 countries across 41 industry sectors, RX hosts approximately 350 events annually. RX is committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all our people. RX empowers businesses to thrive by leveraging data-driven insights and digital solutions. RX is part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers. For more information, visit www.rxglobal.com.

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[1] https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/biotechnology-market

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Revealed: The 22 ingredients shortlisted for the in-cosmetics Asia 2025 Awards

in-cosmetics group press office, Storm Communications — Wed, 22 Oct 2025 07:00:07 +0000

The finalists for the in-cosmetics Asia 2025 Awards have been announced, following a record-breaking number of entries into the show’s prestigious Innovation Zone, which showcases the most recent personal care ingredients launched in the last eight months.

From more than 120 entries, just 22 ingredients have made the final shortlist, made up of 12 actives and 10 functionals, representing the very best in scientific excellence and creativity in personal care ingredient formulation.

The winners will be unveiled at the official in-cosmetics Asia Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, 4 November, from 17:15 during the show taking place from 4-6 November in Bangkok, Thailand.

A distinguished judging panel, comprising cosmetic scientists, R&D leaders and product developers from L’Oréal, Estée Lauder, Amore Pacific, Paragon Corp and others, evaluated this year’s entries against strict criteria of innovation, efficacy and market relevance.

Notably, half of the judges are new to the panel this year, bringing fresh perspectives and expertise to the selection process. Several shortlisted ingredients will also be unveiled to the public for the first time at the show.

With this year’s Spotlight On Biotech Beauty highlighting the growing influence of biotechnology in personal care innovation, the Spotlight On Formulation Awards will also be celebrated, recognising some of the newest formulation concepts shaping the future of beauty. Adding to the excitement, the winners of the 2025 9 Faces of the APAC Beauty Industry Award will also be presented during the ceremony.

The shortlisted nominees in the Functional category are:

BASF with Mimiskin® Garde
Dow with DEXCARE CD-2 Polymer
Hallstar with Olivem® Essenza
Hallstar with HallSens(TM) DIAS
Innovacos Corp with Solence TL
IOI Oleo GmbH with SOFTISAN® 650
Momentive Performance Materials with Harmonie NatuVel gel
Solabia Group with LipoStick®
The Lubrizol Corporation with PemuPur VISTA polymer
WILMAR with WILSILK Sense

The shortlisted nominees in the Active category are:

ALGAKTIV with ALGAKTIV® Vitalys
ArrowBiome Pte. Ltd. with ArcherZyme®
Bloomage Biotechnology Corp., Ltd. with Bioyouth-SPG Schizophyllan Gel
dsm-firmenich with ETERWELL HAIR
EVONIK (THAILAND) LTD. with X50 NeoSyno-Col®
EXSYMOL with ADESILNAT
Givaudan Active Beauty with Evernityl
Hallstar with UBI Oléoactif®
LIPOTRUE with Keraduo
Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant with GlowCytocin
Lucas Meyer Cosmetics by Clariant with Melicica
The Lubrizol Corporation with Lectroglaze biotech ingredient

The in-cosmetics Asia Awards ceremony will be open to all show attendees and promises to be one of the highlights of the event, a free celebration featuring entertainment, refreshments and industry networking.

Sarah Gibson, Event Director of in-cosmetics Asia, said: “This year’s shortlist represents the strongest wave of innovation we’ve ever seen at in-cosmetics Asia. Our judges faced a challenging task in narrowing down entrants to just 22 finalists – who each represent the very best in ingredient science and creativity, and we can’t wait to see their impact unfold in Bangkok next month.”

For more information about this year’s Award shortlist, visit the website here.

For more information and to register, visit the in-cosmetics Asia website here.

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in-cosmetics Asia 2025 to unveil breakthrough ingredient innovations

in-cosmetics group press office, Storm Communications — Sun, 19 Oct 2025 19:58:13 +0000

Organised by RX, in-cosmetics Asia 2025 will bring together some of the world’s most forward-thinking personal care ingredient suppliers to the heart of APAC.

Taking place from 4-6 November at BITEC in Bangkok, the event will host more than 700+ exhibitors, including 130 new exhibitors, creating a truly international showcase of innovation and expertise across the global beauty and personal care supply chain.

The 2025 edition will demonstrate the depth of science, innovation and sustainability across the Asia Pacific region and beyond.

The exhibitor line-up will feature 20 companies from Japan, including Ikeda Corporation, Ogawa & Co., Ltd., and Yamakawa & Company, Ltd.; 76 companies from China, including Jiangsu Wan Qi Biotechnology Co.,Ltd. Guangdong Luckerkong Biotech Co.,Ltd,Nanjing SiSiB Silicones Co., Ltd. and more; companies from South Korea include: ATLAB, TEN Co., Ltd and ZIKO plus 46 more; 35 from India such as: Ambe Phytoextracts Pvt. Ltd., Chemspec Chemicals Pvt Ltd and Novaphene Specialities Pvt Ltd; and 18 from Thailand, including: Chem Sources Ltd. Part, Thaioil Group and ZI-TECHASIA SOLUTIONS LTD.

Companies from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines will also be exhibiting at in-cosmetics Asia. Alongside leading suppliers from Europe, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East, they will be showcasing the latest innovations shaping the industry.

Visitors will be able to explore brand-new product launches, connect with global and regional partners, and gain insights from a programme of free-to-attend education sessions. With disruptive technologies, sustainable solutions, and fresh exhibitor innovations on display, in-cosmetics Asia will inspire formulators, R&D specialists, and regulatory professionals to shape the future of beauty and personal care.

This year the show will welcome 26 companies in the First Time Exhibitor Zone, including: ADAT – Advanced Data Analysis Techniques, Candela Peru, Dong Yang FT Corp., FUZHOU ENXI TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD, Guangzhou Fasina Bio Tech Co.,LTD, Lubaniah, Mruchem, Reephos Food Ingredients Co., Ltd., SEIDECOSAA BIOTECH PRIVATE LIMITED, Shantou Bangde Chemical Co., Ltd, SJ chem, UNCOUNTABLE INC, Springbloom Technology Co., Ltd., SMHAEL, With Korea, Yamamoto Trading (Thailand)CO.,Ltd., Yunfu shun Natural Biotechnology Co., LTD, and many more.

Active ingredients supplier LipoTrue will present its recently launched SE(HA)+, a hyaluronic acid (HA) ferment developed through a bacterial process. The ingredient provides HA-like hydration at the skin’s surface and supports HA-boosting activity in deeper layers. SE(HA)+ has been shown to strengthen the skin barrier, smooth wrinkles, and add volume to lips. In vivo studies indicate improvements in moisturisation and visible signs of rejuvenation.

Turkish manufacturer and supplier of raw ingredients, TABIA Botanicals will showcase its TriActive Turmeric Extract CO₂, a blend of turmeric, wheat germ, and black pepper created through advanced supercritical CO₂ extraction. The 3-in-1 ingredient combines natural actives, antioxidants, and essential fatty acids in a concentrated form and is developed for use in cosmetic formulations with consistent purity, stability, and performance.

Global manufacturer and exporter of herbs and powders, Sankhla Mehandi Udhyog specialises in a diverse portfolio of 100% natural and herbal solutions and will present their range of henna products, herbal hair colours, and herbal powders, alongside essential oils and skin care solutions.

Sustainable lipid specialist, Melt&Marble will present Marble, a next-generation functional-active lipid produced through precision fermentation. Solid at room temperature but melting on contact with the skin, Marble delivers deep hydration with a smooth, non-greasy feel. Enriched with bio-actives, it helps strengthen the skin barrier, reduce inflammation, and support repair, while offering multi-functional formulation benefits with a lower environmental impact.

Meanwhile, Plamed Green Science Group will showcase its portfolio of natural active ingredients for skincare, including PMRepair® Centella. A Chinese high-tech enterprise specialising in plant extractions, Plamed focuses on skin-soothing, anti-inflammatory, and repair solutions. PMRepair® Centella, derived from Centella asiatica, offers proven benefits in skin repair, anti-inflammation, and antioxidant protection, produced to meet the company’s standards of purity, safety, efficacy, and stability.

In addition, Rolex Lanolin Products Limited will present Lanolin Anhydrous, also known as Wool Fat or Adeps Lanae, a refined natural ingredient derived from sheep’s wool grease without causing harm to the animals. Used widely in skincare and cosmetic formulations, lanolin is recognised for its soft texture and emollient properties. The company produces more than 40 lanolin variants in its GMP and ISO-certified facilities in India.

Natural Plant Products, a 100% farmer-owned supplier of botanical ingredients, will highlight Meadowfoam Seed Oil CP at in-cosmetics Asia. This versatile oil functions as a natural alternative to synthetic emollients and can be blended with or replace higher-cost natural options across multiple applications. Used in skincare, haircare, and colour cosmetics, it provides stability, compatibility, and formulation flexibility.

Cosmetics ingredient supplier, Hangzhou Sartort Biopharma Co., Ltd will present their 99% Retinoic Acid (CAS 302-79-4), a metabolite of vitamin A widely studied in dermatology. Acting as an agonist of the RAR nuclear receptor, it supports cell growth, differentiation, and skin renewal. Retinoic acid is used in treatments targeting acne, hyperpigmentation, and photoageing, reflecting the company’s focus on high-quality cosmetic raw materials.

At Stand AD40, dsm-firmenich will unveil a series of science-led innovations, headlined by EXOVIVE LIFT. Abreakthrough in skin rejuvenation powered by plant-derived exosomes from Alpine Apple, Mediterranean Tangerine, and Sicilian Papaya, that is clinically proven to boost skin elasticity by 30%. The company will also introduce TheBeautyBOX 2026, its flagship trend guide highlighting transformative formulations aligned with the latest beauty trends, and demonstrate its proprietary 3D Skin Mapping Tool, which translates complex scientific data into clear, consumer-friendly insights.

Sarah Gibson, Event Director of in-cosmetics Asia, said: ‘At its heart, in-cosmetics Asia is about innovation, sustainability and, above all – community. For those who know, the show brings together a rich and diverse variety of innovators, creators, scientists, and founders from not just APAC but across the globe to demonstrate the ingredients and technologies that will define the future of beauty and personal care.

‘It’s the creativity and high-quality expertise from our exhibitors that shape the event, driving the industry forward and setting the trends of tomorrow. This year, our new exhibitor zone will feature 130 companies bringing fresh ideas and products, offering new perspectives, alternatives, and approaches that have the potential to change the course of the industry. We can’t wait to see the ideas and opportunities it will spark when the show opens on the 4th of November.

With over 700 exhibitors, a rich mix of APAC representation, and exciting new launches on display, this year’s edition will offer an inspiring platform for collaboration, education, and growth.’

Visitors can register to visit here.

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For further information please contact the in-cosmetics press office on 020 7240 2444 or in-cosmetics@stormcom.co.uk

About RX

RX is a global leader in events and exhibitions, leveraging industry expertise, data, and technology to build businesses for individuals, communities, and organisations. With a presence in 25 countries across 41 industry sectors, RX hosts approximately 350 events annually. RX is committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all our people. RX empowers businesses to thrive by leveraging data-driven insights and digital solutions. RX is part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers. For more information, visit www.rxglobal.com.

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