COLLAGEN AND MARINE COLLAGEN

Collagen is the most important structural protein in our bodies and it acts as a glue that binds the connective tissues of the skin. But, natural collagen production in the body begins to decrease in our early 20s at 1.5% every year, resulting in the loss of firmness and elasticity of the skin. 

Collagen itself is a large molecule so when applied topically, it isn't well-absorbed through the skin. Collagen molecules must be denatured into smaller peptides and amino acids for maximum absorption and greater skin benefits. 

As a result of Blue Biotechnology, innovative and sustainable ways for extracting collagen from fishes have emerged, offering a safer, fat-free, free of communicable diseases, and widely bioavailable collagen alternative source. 

Blavia Skincare’s marine collagen is obtained from fish skins that are left to waste after fillet production. Thankfully, scientific discoveries allow us now to do our best in reusing waste materials. This collagen type is characterized by high hydroxyproline content—a potent amino acid that the skin can easily absorb and use.

BENEFITS OF MARINE COLLAGEN

Marine collagen helps increase collagen natural production, prevents collagen breakdown, reduces the appearance of fine lines and deep wrinkles, supports the growth of five layers of skin cells, helps the growth of skin cells, clarifies the complexion, softens, nourishes, and moisturizes the skin..

CLINICAL TESTING  

Knowing the market benefits of marine collagen is not enough. at Blavia Skincare, we performed a clinical test on our Skin Strengthening Body Moisturizer formula to evaluate the synergy and effectiveness of all our ingredients together.