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The Gentle Exfoliating Acid Your Skin Has Been Waiting For Every skincare aisle has the same problem. The exfoliating acids that promise the biggest glow-up are often the ones your skin can’t handle without turning red, flaky, or tight. If you’ve ever bought a resurfacing product, used it twice, and quietly retired it to the back of a drawer, you already know this story. Mandelic acid is the acid that rewrites it.

Actives get a lot of attention, and for good reason. Retinoids, exfoliating acids, and vitamin C can all support the look and feel of your skin. But here’s what often gets skipped in the excitement: the foundation those actives sit on top of. Your skin barrier. Think of it like building a house. You wouldn’t put up walls and a roof before the foundation is solid. The same logic applies to your skincare routine.

Understanding the Complete S²RM® Molecular Profile The complete communication network of healthy skin can only be understood by including an analysis of the S²RM® molecules themselves. Advanced proteomic analysis led by Dr. Greg Maguire of NeoGenesis has identified more than 600 distinct protein types, including many growth factors and immune modulators.

San Diego, CA – August 26, 2026 – NeoGenesis is pleased to announce the launch of two new professional treatment products: NeoClear™ Mandelic Acid Peel and NeoNeutralizer™. Developed to work as a complementary system, these additions to the NeoGenesis professional lineup are designed to support skin care professionals in delivering effective, comfortable exfoliation protocols.

San Diego, CA – August 19, 2026 NeoGenesis, a biotech-driven skin and hair care company known for its patented S²RM® technology, has announced an updated formulation for its Enzyme Cream Mask. The reformulated product now incorporates ficin, a fruit enzyme derived from fig, alongside the existing pineapple enzyme bromelain. The updated formula has been specially developed to address the needs of individuals with sensitive, reactive, and barrier-compromised skin.

Thousands of Molecules. One Intelligent System. Most stem cell-derived skincare technologies focus on a single category of molecules, such as growth factors or exosomes. While these molecules are important, they represent only a portion of the complex communication network naturally released by healthy cells.

If your skin looks blotchy, spotty, or more uneven by the end of summer, you are not imagining it. Warmer months are prime time for dark spots and uneven skin tone to deepen and spread. The good news is that once you understand why pigment surges in the heat, the path to a brighter, more even-looking complexion becomes a lot clearer. Uneven skin tone, dark spots, and hyperpigmentation all come from a natural process called melanogenesis, which is simply how your skin makes pigment (melanin).

Your skin functions through thousands of naturally occurring signals working together continuously to maintain hydration, visible firmness, renewal, comfort, and skin longevity. That’s the idea behind S²RM® technology. While many skincare routines rely on layering multiple products to address individual concerns, S²RM® was designed to support numerous biological pathways simultaneously through a broad spectrum of naturally occurring skin-supporting molecules.

By Greg Maguire, PH.D. Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer As skincare professionals, you know that ingredient questions come with the territory. Clients are more informed than ever, and when something shows up on a label they don’t recognize, they want to know why it’s there.

You wear your SPF every single day. You reapply, you seek shade, you do everything right. So why does your skin still seem to fall apart the moment summer hits? The answer might surprise you. While sunscreen protects against UV rays, it cannot protect your skin from heat itself, and rising temperature is one of the most overlooked summer skincare triggers out there.