Major Beauty Brands Unveil ‘Beauty from Within’ Products
The wellness-meets-beauty revolution continues to gain momentum. This week, several major brands have launched innovative ingestible beauty products, according to industry tracking published on April 30, 2026.
Musely, a telehealth platform serving over 1.2 million patients, introduced The Skin Pill. This prescription daily oral treatment is priced at $75 for a two-month supply. The formula contains methylene blue, glutathione, and polypodium leucotomos. These ingredients work together to repair UV-related damage and provide antioxidant support at the cellular level. “It’s really trying to repair the cellular damage inside of the skin, and it’s repairing mostly UV damage,” said Jack Jia, the founder of Musely.
Meanwhile, wellness brand Armra has entered the beauty space with a colostrum-based soda. Luxury supplement brand Niance has also launched a new dietary supplement targeting skin health. These developments reflect the “beauty from within” approach, demonstrating consumers’ growing interest in holistic wellness solutions that work internally rather than just topically.
In the haircare sector, Olaplex released curl-focused shampoo and conditioner formulas. Professional brand Goddess Maintenance debuted a bleach-protection spray. Newcomer Kerativ launched with a serum and shampoo centered on scalp-led haircare. This taps into the skinification of haircare trend, which saw the scalp category grow 19% year-over-year in 2025.
Source: BeautyMatter