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Backed by L’Oréal, it’s billed as the first brand for Zillenials who are just noticing uneven skin tone, fine lines, dullness, dryness and uneven texture.
By: Christine Esposito
January 17, 2024
Has inflammaging—the chronic low-level inflammation that’s a root cause of skin aging—finally met its match? Deinde, a new DTC skincare brand, says it has harnessed a novel biotech-derived active that more effectively tackles uneven skin tone, fine lines, dullness, dryness and uneven texture that stems from inflammaging. Deinde—Latin for “next, then, thereafter”—is the first incubator brand from Debut, a fully vertically integrated biotech company that’s raised more than $70 million in capital with BOLD (L’Oréal’s venture capital fund) as a leading investor. Founded in 2019, Debut has a biomanufacturing processes that combines fermentation and proprietary cell-free technology to create novel active ingredients and bio-identical ingredients that, to date, have only been accessed via petroleum or extraction. Its structure, say company executives, allows Debut to create “novel, high-performing, clinically-backed, bio-based ingredients,” and incorporate them in finished beauty products with a timeline that’s less than six weeks from start to finish. Its core consumers are Zillenials (consumers ages 25-35) who are just starting to see their first signs of aging—think uneven skin tone, fine lines, dullness, dryness, and uneven texture. “They overindex in going to dermatologists, who trust and value science,” Dominique Gagnon, VP of brands at Debut, told Happi in an interview ahead of the brand’s launch.
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