KYT Group Acquires Glo Skin Beauty

KYT Group's Co-Founder, Kurt Kober, will step in as the new CEO of Glo Skin Beauty, bringing senior leadership experience from The Honest Company and Clorox. Fellow Co-Founder Michael Yanover, an early investor in Charlotte Tilbury and co-founder of Haus Labs, will join the board, signaling a leadership team with deep experience in scaling high-growth consumer brands. With a clinical heritage spanning over 25 years, Glo Skin Beauty was originally founded by a plastic surgeon to be used in professional treatment rooms and medical spas. The brand is recognized for its extensive collection of professional-grade chemical peels and corrective skincare, alongside mineral makeup specifically formulated for sensitive and post-procedure skin. The acquisition reflects a strategic bet on the growing authority of professional-led skincare, targeting a mature consumer base seeking clinically proven results and expert guidance. KYT Group plans to sharpen Glo's focus on its professional channels, investing in education and innovation to bridge the gap between clinical expertise and consumer accessibility. Glo Skin Beauty operates a diversified distribution model that already includes professional providers, direct-to-consumer sales, and major e-commerce platforms. The Denver-based company has also established an international footprint, with its products sold in 19 countries globally. All of the brand's products are vegan, PETA-approved, and formulated without parabens, talc, phthalates, or mineral oil, positioning it at the intersection of "clean" and "clinical." Bestsellers that combine these attributes include the Luminous Liquid Foundation SPF 18 and the Hydra-Bright AHA Hydrator. This deal aligns with a broader industry trend favoring science-backed brands with professional credibility. The global professional skincare market is forecast to grow to $60.41 billion by 2030, driven by rising demand for personalized, clinical-grade solutions and anti-aging treatments.