
The Precision Microbiome Brief · Issue 01 · September 2026
Web editionTarget the bacteria behind acne and odour — not the good ones.
For brand owners, formulators and Global R&D teams.
That is the promise we brought to in-cosmetics Global in Paris, and the one thing brand teams kept coming back to our stand to talk about.
If you build products for acne-prone skin or body odour, this short brief is for you: what makes our approach different, the clinical numbers behind it, and how a Singapore clinic turned it into a real, on-shelf product. Our philosophy in five words: manage the bad, keep the good.
Four things worth your time
Tap any card to read the full story. Two are in the Newsroom, two elsewhere on the site.
Which of your products could go microbiome-precise?
Tell us the format and the claim you are chasing, and we will send the SmartArrow® and ArcherZyme® technical dossier, inclusion guidance and sampling options.
Clinical figures describe the ingredient as a standalone active in a controlled, dermatologist-supervised study. They are evidence for the ingredient and are not therapeutic claims for the KINS BioRevive Gel Mask or any other finished product.
Sources: ArrowBiome platform and evidence pages; KINS Clinic launch release, 20 July 2026; in-cosmetics Global 2026 organiser attendance as reported by Global Cosmetics News; A*STAR Genome Institute of Singapore, Nature Biotechnology, April 2026.




