LONGEVITY 25 Instead, it offers the opportunity to reach
further than before. The longevity movement is one of the major disruptive developments of our lifetimes. It introduces many new targets and mechanisms of action for actives, but treatments are still in the early innings. Hybrid approaches currently offer a complete
and consumer frictionless approach to advancing the personal care industry; ester technologies and combined complexes are two prime examples. They build on the rich foundation of clinical data while leveraging the many new mechanisms being elucidated today in an economically efficient manner.
This is one window into an exciting future of
many possibilities; there will be more to come. As we step into the chaos of uncertainty and from its wild machinations craft new modes of order, one final note rings true evermore: there is boundless beauty in destruction and creation. Two sides of the same coin.
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