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News Center · Policy & RegulationAdolph Publishes a Scalp Anti-Ageing White Paper to Set the Rules of a Fast-Growing Track
**Source:** MZ Toutiao (美妆头条) · **Date:** 2026-10-21 · **Category:** Brand / R&D standard *原文:头皮抗衰需求爆发,阿道夫用白皮书卡住赛道身位* At its brand summit in Guangzhou on October 19, Chinese haircare group Adolph (阿道夫) released the Scalp Full-Layer Anti-Ageing White Paper 2026, compiled with Jiangnan University's cosmetics functional-molecule research centre. The document runs to eight chapters covering scalp biology, ageing mechanisms, actives, efficacy evaluation and population-specific regimens, and is explicitly offered as a public reference standard for an industry the brand describes as concept-first and standards-free. The commercial backdrop is real demand: social-media seeding content on scalp anti-ageing grew 105% year on year in the 2024-2025 survey window, making it one of the fastest-growing directions in haircare. Academic input from Jiangnan University's Wang Jing stressed that scalp ageing is systemic - covering epidermis, dermis, subcutis and the follicular microenvironment - with frontier work in four fields: follicle microenvironment, stress-induced ageing, ECM mechanics and collagen anchoring, and follicle stem-cell activation. The paper lands nine days after Dilraba was unveile
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