Beauty Collagen is made from marine collagen peptides, Vitamin C is added to active the collagen in the body, to encourage natural collagen production.
Collagen plays a huge roll in our appearances and is an important building block of the human body, when we age the collagen levels is our bodies' drop, causing wrinkled skin, and fragile hair and nails.
Beauty Collagen is taken to improve the health of our nails, skin, hair, bones and tendons.
Beauty in New Zealand comes from fish harvested in New Zealand waters.
Collagen is made from a bi-product of the fishing industry, it goes through a hydrolisation process where the collagen is transformed into collagen peptides, also known as hydrolysed collagen.
These peptides, with help from vitamin C act as building blocks of new collagen in the body.
Whats the dose?
Take 2 capsules at bed time, or as advised by your health care practitioner. When sleeping your body is working at repair so this is why its best to take before going to bed. Beautify yourself while sleeping!
What do the capsules contain?
Each gelatin (animal) capsule contains 550mg of marine collagen peptides, and 25mg of vitamin C.
How long does it take to work?
It starts working immediately, however transformation is a slow process, but you will notice some good improvements after the first month.
Can men use beauty collagen?
Yes, beauty collagen is used by both men and women to help promote skin health. Feel 10 years younger!
Is there any side effects?
You should have had no side effects with this product if taken as directed.
Is there any precautions?
Do NOT take if you are allergic to sea food.
Is there any drug interactions?
No drug interactions.
How Long Does Delivery take?
Orders are shipped daily Monday to Friday with over night courier. You will receive a tracking number in your email once your order has been shipped.
Is it Guaranteed?
Yes. We only manufacture and sell the most quality and effective products and offer a 100% Satisfaction, 60 day,
money back guarantee. See FAQ page for full details.
