Sweet Chemistry
Part of Xylyx Bio
Sweet Chemistry's regenerative skincare uses Matrikynes, a technology built on extracellular-matrix polypeptides developed for organ repair.
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- New York, NY, USUnited States
Sweet Chemistry's regenerative skincare uses Matrikynes, a technology built on extracellular-matrix polypeptides developed for organ repair.
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The barrier repair oil serum replenishes lipids and antioxidants to hydrate and brighten dry skin.
Give the gift of healthy skin.
The peptide-powered hydra-cream strengthens the skin barrier, improves firmness, and supports resilient skin.
The ceramide-rich cream restores hydration, elasticity, and protection against daily stressors.
The company premieres *Toxic Beauty*, a documentary examining the under-regulated beauty and personal care product market.
Xylyx Bio and Batis combine biotechnology and formulation expertise to advance regenerative medicine and cosmetic science.
Fibrosis-specific substrates provide a disease-relevant in-vitro testing platform to inform decision-making in early-stage drug discovery
Xylyx Bio licenses a xenogeneic cross-circulation platform from Vanderbilt University to restore damaged donor organs for transplant.
Where regenerative medicine meets uncompromising cosmetic science to create evidence-based skincare worth the hype.
Sweet Chemistry outlines its privacy policy, detailing how it collects and protects user information.
Sweet Chemistry develops anti-aging skincare products using proprietary research-driven technology. The company’s formulations target visible signs of aging while also exploring applications to heal organs, potentially saving lives. Early findings suggest broader medical applications beyond dermatology.
May 2026ForbesNews article
Sweet Chemistry secures **$1.5 million in funding**, reinforcing investor confidence in its science-backed skincare innovation. The company leverages proprietary formulations to develop next-generation skincare solutions. This capital injection supports further research and product development in the competitive beauty market.
Apr 2026beautymatter.comNews article
Sweet Chemistry secures **$1 million in seed funding** led by Sandbridge Capital to advance its peptide-based skincare formulations. The brand targets the growing demand for science-backed skincare solutions, positioning itself as a key player in the specialized beauty segment. Investors highlight its innovative approach to ingredient-driven efficacy.
Oct 2025Beauty IndependentNews article
Beauty industry veteran Alec Batis launches **Sweet Chemistry**, a new brand, at **Violet Grey** retail stores. The move marks the brand’s first foray into physical retail, expanding beyond its existing distribution channels. Sweet Chemistry focuses on clean, science-backed beauty formulations.
Oct 2025HappiNews article