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"Noveau beauty routines: Peptides, ceramides and more -- digital magazine"

The booming nutricosmetics industry, which focuses on “beauty-from-within” solutions, generated $8.09 billion globally in 2023 and is projected to reach $11.9 billion by 2028. Consumers, especially Gen Z and Millennials, are driving demand for personalized products targeting skin, hair and nail health, with growing interest from men as well.

Ready to sip, snack or supplement your way to radiance? Glowing skin, luscious hair and nails that slay, all from within.

Key trends in nutricosmetics for 2025 include skin microbiome care, scalp health, nutri-beverages, and a shift to online sales and subscriptions. Innovative ingredients backed by extensive scientific research enhance skin elasticity, hydration and anti-aging effects.

Collagen peptides, in particular, stimulate natural collagen production, with advancements reducing effective doses and improving delivery formats like gummies and powders.

The keys to formulating nutricosmetic products can be yours when you download this digital magazine about the beauty from within category. The articles include:

Viewpoint: Beauty comes from the inside

Fueled by the wellness movement, collagen craze and clean beauty revolution, the inside-out approach to beauty is reshaping the industry, Content Director Todd Runestad contends. He is on the lookout for the next big-hit consumer supplement that’s home not in the bathroom cabinet with cosmetics, but in the kitchen cabinet with the vitamins.

A new wrinkle in beauty-from-within

Sagging skin, brittle nails and thinning hair may be inevitable signs of aging — but science is rewriting the story, Peter Rejcek explains. A focus is collagen peptides: how they work, and what innovations are driving their effectiveness.

Inner radiance powered by nutricosmetics

From collagen-boosting botanicals to microbiome-friendly formulations, the latest innovations are transforming ingestible beauty. Lisa Scofield explores all the paths. Ingredients, science and technology are working together to put a glow in the category.

Skinside-out

The skin, our body’s largest organ, thrives on more than just topical treatments — nutricosmetics are proving that true radiance comes from within. David Foreman has ingredients that fit the bill. Many of them address reactive oxygen species (ROS), which contribute to aging skin including wrinkles, age spots, reduced elasticity and decreased hydration.

Kiss and makeup

A targeted approach to product development — focusing on specific benefits — ensures formulations deliver measurable results, Chioma Ikonte and Steffi Neth advise. Specific to beauty from within, they recommend astaxanthin, bamboo silica and bovine colostrum, among others.

Nutricosmetics supplier resource directory

Discover the suppliers and branded ingredients driving the top trends identified throughout the issue, with these editor choices.

Examples of nutricosmetics takeaways for your business include:

For skin hydration and moisturization, benefit claims of ceramides include prevention of trans epidermal water loss (TEWL).
Benefit claim targets for hyaluronic acid include reducing the appearance of skin fine lines and wrinkles.
The scientific evidence demonstrating the efficacy of hydrolyzed collagen on health is overwhelming. In the last five years alone, more than 12,000 studies analyzing collagen and collagen peptides have been published.