How is it with this collagen? Does it work, doesn’t it?

Collagen is one of the most repeated words in the world of cosmetics and skin care. It promises firmness, elasticity and a younger appearance. But does it really work? The answer is that it depends … on the type of collagen.

The most common forms of collagen in cosmetics are hydrolyzed and native (natural). Hydrolyzed collagen is a protein that has been broken down into smaller molecules – peptides – so that it can penetrate the skin more easily. It is stable and often used in creams or supplements. However, its effect is more indirect – it supports the skin, but does not act immediately.

Native (a.k.a. non-denatured) collagen, on the other hand, retains its natural triple-helix structure. What does this mean? It is closer to the collagen found in our skin. It works mainly on the surface, forming a protective layer that promotes regeneration, moisturizes and improves skin tone – the effects are often visible immediately.

And what if we add colloidal gold to the mix? It is an ingredient that further enhances the effect of collagen – it has an anti-inflammatory, brightening effect and aids the penetration of active ingredients deep into the skin.

Bottom line: collagen works, but it’s important which one you choose. In our cosmetics, we rely on native collagen in duo with gold – for real results and luxurious care that your skin will love.