Latest Skincare News

Anagenics will acquire Australian skincare brand Bio-First for $50,000 in shares, adding existing formulations, digital assets and a database of more than 25,000 email contacts. The company plans to relaunch the brand through BLC Cosmetics’ established ecommerce and professional beauty channels.

EZZ Life Science cut its quarterly operating cash outflow sharply despite a 37.7% drop in customer receipts, as weaker Chinese e-commerce sales continued to weigh. EAORON skincare growth and a $9.16 million cash balance offer some support, but distributor collections and potential product returns remain unresolved.

Skin Elements has secured firm commitments for a A$700,000 placement to fund working capital and commercialisation across its natural biotechnology portfolio. The raising includes 318.2 million free-attaching options, making shareholder approval and future dilution important next steps.

Wellnex Life has agreed to sell its Pain Away brand to Mentholatum Australasia for up to A$21.3 million, aiming to wipe out debt and sharpen its strategic focus.

Xenitra Limited (ASX:XEN) has turned around its cash flow in Q4 FY26, reporting positive operating cash flow of A$0.8 million driven by a leaner cost base and a shift towards higher-margin OTC medicines and blockchain-enabled OPAL tokenised sales.

Skin Elements Limited has secured a $900,000 placement at a 25% discount to recent prices, bolstering its balance sheet to advance its natural biotechnology product range. The company also appointed Rod Nicholas as non-executive chairman and engaged Phoenix Global Investments for investor relations.

Xenitra Limited’s OPAL Real World Asset tokenised sales ecosystem has accelerated rapidly, crossing $1.1 million in product sales and onboarding over 400 distribution partners within seven weeks, signalling strong traction in Greater China.

Xenitra Limited has locked in a four-year exclusive distribution agreement for Biomiq Skincare in Greater China, targeting $5 million in minimum purchases and integrating the brand into its blockchain tokenised sales ecosystem.

Nuchev Limited has transitioned from an agency to a distribution model with H&S Global, aiming to enhance margins and scale growth across key wellness brands.

Skin Elements Limited reported a $4.01 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a 41% revenue drop, while securing $2.5 million in fresh capital to advance its proprietary SE Formula biotechnology products.

Skin Elements Limited has marked a pivotal quarter with a $2.5 million capital raise and successful product evaluations, setting the stage for commercial rollout of its natural biotechnology range in 2026.

Skin Elements Limited has completed a $2.5 million placement to fund the commercial rollout of its ECO Nurture bio-stimulant, targeting sustainable kiwifruit orchard protection in New Zealand.