Re+ Generative Trio™ Technology: From Surface Care to Science-Backed Vitality
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Interview with Mr. Alan Meyers
Alan Meyers - Scientific Advisor of RE+
Alan Meyers is a globally recognized authority in cosmetics and personal care science, with a career spanning decades at the world's most respected beauty companies — including L'Oréal USA, Monat Global, Revlon, and Elizabeth Arden (Unilever). His expertise covers skincare, color cosmetics, hair care, sun care, fragrance, and beauty tools.
Mr. Meyers serves as the Scientific Adviser for RE+, overseeing key technological developments across the company's product line. Drawing on decades of innovation at the forefront of global cosmetic science, he brings both strategic vision and deep formulation expertise to RE+ — helping guide the brand's long-term commitment to science-driven, skin-intelligent skincare.
Location: Re+ Laboratory, Orlando
Date: MAR. 20, 2026
Interviewer: Mr. Meyers, you’ve been at the forefront of skincare research for over two decades. From your perspective, what’s the biggest shift in how the industry approaches skincare?
Meyers: The fundamental shift is moving from surface-level treatments to understanding how to support skin’s natural processes. Traditional approaches focused on adding ingredients like collagen or exfoliants to address visible signs of aging. While logical, these methods often don’t work with skin’s own biology.
Interviewer: How does the RE+ Generative Trio differ from traditional approaches?
Interviewer: Mr. Meyers, you’ve been at the forefront of skincare research for over two decades. From your perspective, what’s the biggest shift in how the industry approaches skincare?
Meyers: The fundamental shift is moving from surface-level treatments to understanding how to support skin’s natural processes. Traditional approaches focused on adding ingredients like collagen or exfoliants to address visible signs of aging. While logical, these methods often don’t work with skin’s own biology.
Interviewer: How does the RE+ Generative Trio differ from traditional approaches?
Meyers: We started with a simple idea: instead of just adding more ingredients, could we work with skin’s own natural mechanisms? Peptides act as messengers, helping to support the skin’s natural renewal processes. PDRN, produced through advanced microbial fermentation technology, provides a sustainable source of building blocks that contribute to skin’s natural renewal and vitality. And finally, postbiotic exosomes, help create a favorable environment where skin can maintain its natural resilience.
Interviewer: That sounds like a comprehensive approach.
Meyers: It is. By combining these three elements, we’ve created a holistic system designed to work in harmony with the skin—not to change it, but to help it look and feel its healthiest. After nearly a decade of research, we’re proud to bring this new approach to consumers.
Interviewer: Mr. Meyers, thank you very much for sharing your journey. It's truly exciting to the industry and consumers as well. We wish you and the Re+ team great success.
Meyers: Thank you. It’s been a pleasure.
