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We all associate acne and spots with our awkward teenage years – but they don’t just disappear once we hit our twenties. Thanks to the external aggressors our skin faces on a daily basis and as we continue to wear masks to protect against COVID-19, some of us can be more prone to blemishes on our skin than ever. But, there might be a magic little ingredient that could transform your skin and protect and soothe acne – marine collagen.
So, what is it?
Packed with amino acids and skin-loving vitamins and minerals, the health benefits of marine collagen are extensive – and it’s especially good for your skin. Collagen is a structural protein created by your body and has a whole host of health benefits that work across your body. But it’s particularly useful for your skin, where it can be used to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and rejuvenate and hydrate dry skin.
How does it help acne?
Well, collagen helps to stimulate the body to hydrate our skin. When our skin becomes dry, the body produces more oil to make up for the lack of moisture. And as we all know – more oil often means more acne. With the skin naturally hydrated by an extra boost of marine collagen, the appearance of blemishes and spots become reduced and the skin looks cleaner. Increased levels of collagen in the skin have been suggested to help regulate the production of sebum and oil, reducing the likelihood of persistent acne on the skin. Moreover, thanks to collagen being packed full of Vitamin C, its anti-inflammatory properties will protect your skin from redness and pain where acne usually develops
With over 450 five-star reviews, Kollo’s Daily Collagen supplement is clinically proven to improve your lifestyle. Whether you suffer from menopause discomfort, acne, digestive problems, insomnia – or just want to get that luxury glow – our specially formulated sachets do a lot with very little.
Could marine collagen cure your acne woes?
Could marine collagen cure your acne woes?
Is marine collagen for acne your ticket to calming unwanted breakouts? This post discusses the benefits of Kollo marine collagen for acne-prone skin.We all associate acne and spots with our awkward teenage years – but they don’t just disappear once we hit our twenties. Thanks to the external aggressors our skin faces on a daily basis and as we continue to wear masks to protect against COVID-19, some of us can be more prone to blemishes on our skin than ever. But, there might be a magic little ingredient that could transform your skin and protect and soothe acne – marine collagen.
So, what is it?
Packed with amino acids and skin-loving vitamins and minerals, the health benefits of marine collagen are extensive – and it’s especially good for your skin. Collagen is a structural protein created by your body and has a whole host of health benefits that work across your body. But it’s particularly useful for your skin, where it can be used to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and rejuvenate and hydrate dry skin.
How does it help acne?
Well, collagen helps to stimulate the body to hydrate our skin. When our skin becomes dry, the body produces more oil to make up for the lack of moisture. And as we all know – more oil often means more acne. With the skin naturally hydrated by an extra boost of marine collagen, the appearance of blemishes and spots become reduced and the skin looks cleaner. Increased levels of collagen in the skin have been suggested to help regulate the production of sebum and oil, reducing the likelihood of persistent acne on the skin. Moreover, thanks to collagen being packed full of Vitamin C, its anti-inflammatory properties will protect your skin from redness and pain where acne usually develops
With over 450 five-star reviews, Kollo’s Daily Collagen supplement is clinically proven to improve your lifestyle. Whether you suffer from menopause discomfort, acne, digestive problems, insomnia – or just want to get that luxury glow – our specially formulated sachets do a lot with very little.
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