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Future of Beauty: A Chemist Predicts The Next Niacinamide, What The Beauty Biz Change-Makers Are Banking On Now and The Reason “Inflammaging” Will Be The Word on Everyone’s Lips This Year
Jan 8, 2025
Joshua Britton, scientist and CEO of Debut Biotech and Dende Skincare, dives into the future of beauty with a focus on biotech-driven skincare solutions. He explains the intriguing concept of "inflammaging" and how it affects skin health. Discover the powerhouse polyphenol, naringenin, which could be 15 times more effective than niacinamide. Joshua also discusses the potential shift towards longevity skincare and the impact of biotechnology on the beauty industry, including sustainable and vegan formulations.
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Quick takeaways
- Understanding 'inflammaging' offers a preventative approach to skincare by targeting underlying inflammation, rather than just visible aging signs.
- Biotechnology is revolutionizing the beauty industry with sustainable innovations like naringenin, prioritizing efficacy and environmental concerns in skincare.
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Understanding Inflammation in Skincare
Inflammation plays a critical role in the aging process, referred to as 'inflammaging,' which combines anti-inflammatory and anti-aging concepts. This approach targets the root causes of skin aging instead of merely addressing visible signs like fine lines and wrinkles. By looking at underlying inflammation, skincare can take a more preventative approach, aiming to control issues before they manifest externally. This holistic view stands in contrast to traditional anti-aging methods, which often focus only on improving surface appearance over time.
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