Why Some Types of Collagen Aren't Ideal for Skin Repair

Beauty products source their collagen from pigs, chicken, beef and fish.

Did you know that 35% of other products get theirs from cows? 

Not surprising, given the number of cattle and the lower prices.

However, not all collagen has the same benefits!

There are technically 28 types of collagen, but only five that the body typically uses.

Type I - Makes up 90% of your body's collagen and is used for bones, tendons and ligaments.

Type II - Found in the elastic cartilage and gives strength, stretch and joint support.

Type III - The structural component found in muscles, arteries, blood vessels and organs.

Type IV - Found in the deeper layers of skin acting like a backbone of support.

Type V - Mostly make up bones, the eye, liver and other organs.

That’s why we’ve sourced native marine collagen.

Extracted from Omega-3 rich salmon caviar that nourishes and replenishes your skin

It’s rich in Type I, which is ideal for skin care and much easier to absorb.

There’s far fewer ethical concerns, and fewer contaminants and few toxins. Marine collagen typically has low inflammatory response and is metabolically compatible with human tissue.

Countless studies have demonstrated this particular source of collagen as an effective and safe way to improve skin health without risk of oxidative damage. We’re hoping more people experience the benefits of this nutrient rich product.

See Our Marine Collagen Product Here