Beauty Collagen

Collagen is a major component of your skin. It plays a significant role in strengthening your skin, maintain its elasticity, and hydrating your skin. The collagen levels of skin deplete with age overtime, leading to dry skin and wrinkles. Our beauty collagen will repair and protect your skin’s deeper structure with all the skin- healthy ingredients.

Our marine collagen is over 97% protein with no fats, sugars, and carbohydrates, making it one of the best natural proteins available due to distinctive amino acid compositions. Due to the superior bioavailability of Type I collagens, they enter our blood stream up to 1.5 times more efficiently due to their smaller particle size, as compared to other animal collagen.

The major ingredients of our beauty collagen are:

Rose Hip: Rosehip oil is rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidants, which are integral for tissue and cell regeneration of the skin.

Methyl Sulfonyl Methane (MSM): MSM benefits skin health by acting as a sulphur donor to keratin. MSM also helps reduce inflammation that causes damage to the skin cells.

Marine: Marine collagen is the most bioavailable source of collagen and also contains smaller protein particles which are easy for digestion and absorption.

Vitamin C: vitamin C regulates the synthesis of the structural protein collagen. Hydroxylation of collagen is necessary for its extracellular stability and support of the epidermis layer and vitamin C plays an important role in this process.

Benefits of Beauty Collagen
1. Skin Glow
2. Anti- aging
3. Skin hydration
4. Reduce wrinkles and scars
5. Natural anti- oxidants
6. Boosts natural collagen synthesis
7. Important for joint health
8. Important for gut health

Serving Size- 1 Sachet (15 g) No. of Servings 15
Nutrients Amount per serving %RDA*
Energy 56 kcal 2.8
Protein 10 g 10
Fat 0 g 0
Carbohydrate 4 g **
Collagen peptides 10 g **
Vitamin C -(L - Ascorbic Acid) 40 mg 100
Rosehip Extract 100 mg **
Methylsulfonylmethane 200 mg **
Recommendations for Moderate work, Male as per ICMR (RDM) guidelines 2010.