WEBINAR + Q&A
Tuesday, September 29th at 10:00am CET
Duration: 60 minutes
Language: English
Who can attend? Everyone
The anti-aging era is coming to an end.
Beauty is entering a new phase, one focused less on correcting visible signs of aging and more on supporting the long-term health, function, and resilience of skin and hair. As longevity emerges as one of the industry's most influential movements, brands are rethinking everything from ingredient innovation and product development to consumer education and claims. In this webinar, we'll explore the science and market forces driving the shift from anti-aging to longevity, and why concepts like Skinspan and Hairspan™ are gaining momentum across the industry.
We'll examine the biological processes that influence how skin and hair age, the impact of environmental and lifestyle stressors, and the growing interest in preserving function rather than simply addressing visible concerns. Along the way, we'll discuss how advances in biotechnology, regenerative science, and personalized beauty are helping shape the next generation of longevity-focused innovation.
Beyond the science, we'll explore how longevity is being interpreted across global beauty markets—and what happens when a category begins to emerge before the industry has fully defined it. As interest continues to accelerate, we'll discuss the opportunities and challenges facing brands, how scientific concepts can be translated into meaningful and credible product stories, and where the line between true innovation and "longevity washing" begins to blur. In an emerging category, scientific credibility matters: the brands and technologies establishing meaningful mechanisms, evidence, and language today may help shape the standards of tomorrow.
Whether you're a marketer, formulator, product developer, or trend strategist, this session will provide the scientific context, market intelligence, and future-facing perspective needed to navigate one of beauty's most transformative movements.
Because the future of beauty isn't about looking younger. It's about staying functional, resilient, and thriving for longer—and the definition of longevity in beauty is still being written.