PCHi 2026 is set to highlight advanced cosmetic technologies, including molecular modeling and quantum-inspired ingredient discovery
Published: 11 Mar 2026
Author: Precedence Research
The global beauty and personal care industry is preparing for a major innovation showcase at the Personal Care and Homecare Ingredients Exhibition 2026 (PCHi 2026), which will take place from March 18-20 in Hangzhou, China. The event is expected to bring together cosmetic brands, ingredient suppliers, biotechnology companies, and research organizations from across the world to present the latest advancements in cosmetic science and skincare technology. Recognized as one of Asia’s most influential platforms for personal care ingredients, PCHi provides an opportunity for industry leaders to introduce new technologies, ingredients, and formulation strategies that could shape the next generation of skincare products.
This year’s exhibition will feature an expanded conference program focusing on emerging scientific approaches such as molecular modeling, advanced ingredient discovery, and next-generation formulation technologies. Researchers and industry experts are expected to discuss how advanced computational tools and quantum-inspired modeling techniques can help scientists better understand the interaction of cosmetic ingredients at the molecular level. Such technologies may significantly accelerate the discovery of new active compounds and support the development of highly targeted and personalized skincare formulations. By simulating ingredient behavior more accurately, companies may be able to create products that deliver improved efficacy, safety, and stability.
The exhibition will also showcase a wide range of innovations in cosmetic raw materials, bio-based ingredients, delivery systems, and formulation technologies used in skincare, hair care, and personal hygiene products. Hundreds of global exhibitors are expected to introduce newly developed active ingredients, biotechnology-derived compounds, and advanced dermatological solutions designed to improve skin health, anti-aging performance, and product sustainability. Alongside product launches, many companies will demonstrate technologies related to ingredient testing, regulatory compliance, and manufacturing processes for cosmetic products.
In addition to product displays, PCHi 2026 will host technical seminars, industry forums, and networking sessions aimed at strengthening collaboration between cosmetic manufacturers, ingredient developers, and academic researchers. Experts believe that the innovations presented during the exhibition could play a significant role in shaping the future of high-performance skincare products, particularly as consumer demand continues to shift toward science-based and technologically advanced beauty solutions. As a result, the event is expected to contribute to ongoing innovation and growth within the global skincare and cosmetic ingredients market.
According to Precedence Research, the quantum skin care market size accounted for USD 3.41 billion in 2025 and is predicted to increase from USD 3.84 billion in 2026 to approximately USD 11.21 billion by 2035 expanding at a CAGR of 12.64% from 2026 to 2035 as demand grows for better, effective cosmetic and skin care products
Industry experts anticipate that innovations presented at PCHi 2026 will shape the future of precision and technology-driven skincare solutions.