
News|Articles|October 5, 2026
Skin Care Supplements: 2026 Trends for Manufacturers
Author(s)Erin McEvoy
From targeted benefits to new delivery formats, a roundup of recent beauty-from-within research, formats, and product launches.
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Skin care continues to be an active area of beauty-from-within innovation, with recent coverage pointing to targeted benefits, stronger clinical and regulatory substantiation, and closer pairing of ingestible and topical approaches. This roundup summarizes skin-related findings and trends from Nutritional Outlook's coverage since late 2025, with a focus on what they mean for supplement manufacturers.
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