Aramore Earns Prestigious Spot in BeautyMatter NEXT50 for Groundbreaking NAD+ Skin Science
Beverly, Massachusetts-based skincare brand Aramore has earned a coveted spot as a 2026 BeautyMatter NEXT50 honoree. This annual distinction celebrates the most innovative and trailblazing independent companies shaping the future of beauty and wellness. The announcement was made on July 1, 2026.
Aramore is at the forefront of topical NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) science for skin longevity. This revolutionary approach to anti-aging has been developed by scientists from Harvard and MIT. The brand’s proprietary NAD+ Precursor Complex is engineered to penetrate the basal layer of the skin and replenish NAD+ at the cellular source. This restores the skin’s capacity to renew, regenerate, and re-energize. NAD+ is the energy molecule that declines naturally with age, and its depletion is considered a root cause of visible skin aging.
The BeautyMatter’s NEXT50 recognizes companies that demonstrate exceptional momentum, differentiated positioning, and the potential to influence the future of beauty. Melisse Shaban, CEO of Aramore, called the recognition an exciting milestone and reaffirmed the brand’s mission to redefine healthy aging. The focus is “at a cellular level — focused on skin performance, not just aesthetics.” Aramore’s products are dermatologist-tested, hypoallergenic, vegan, and meet Sephora’s clean beauty standards.
Source: PR Newswire — Aramore Selected as a 2026 BeautyMatter NEXT50