The future of skincare is shifting beyond traditional anti-aging actives like retinol and peptides. Instead, the next generation of anti-aging products will be driven by the skin microbiome.
As global beauty leaders accelerate research into the role of skin microbes in aging, from collagen production to inflammation control, the gap is widening between current offerings and the powerful microbiome-focused solutions consumers will soon demand.
GreyB uncovers the signals and strategic blind spots in the microbiome-targeted anti-aging space, offering exclusive insights into the next breakthrough technologies that will define beauty in 2026 and beyond.
67%
of consumers are interested in skincare products that support the skin microbiome.
~63%
growth in studies of probiotics in skin health since 2020
48%
of consumers are willing to pay more for skin care products that contain probiotics or prebiotics.
This Webinar Will Help You Answer
- Where are giants like L’Oréal and Unilever, and suppliers like Givaudan and DSM-Firmenich betting their future, and what gaps can you exploit before they do?
- Which startup and academic breakthroughs could bypass traditional development cycles and alter your anti-aging skincare landscape?
- What are recent patents, studies, and ingredient launches telling us about what consumers will want in the next year or two?
- Which anti-aging microbiome technologies actually deserve R&D investment now to stay ahead of the competition?
For The Teams Building The Next Generation Of Microbiome-Targeted Anti-Aging Skincare.
Register now to uncover where the industry is slow to innovate, how you can identify untapped opportunities in microbiome-based anti-aging, and how you can move faster while others hesitate.
