It does seem ridiculously expensive for a drink! I prefer to eat lots of fruit/veg/nuts/seeds & my skin's doing ok for 35 , no fine lines yet. I don't think these faddy drinks can be a susbstitute for a good diet. However let me know if they work so I can hotfoot it down to Boots to get some! ;-)
One of the only things I remember a lecturer telling me at university was that the collagen molecule is too big to be absorbed by the skin and therefore we should never believe or buy any creams with collagen in it, because they won’t work! I am looking forward to reading what you have to say about it.
I have tried the liquid version from Shiseido and the tablet version. The drink/liquid version actually taste quite nice. But I didn't see a remarkable/mindblowing change in the state of my skin (but then again, my skin is generally quite well behaved, so your mileage may vary...)
When I was back in Asia, I saw how crazy the women over there were in to collagen!! They're showing those stuff every where you go, so I couldnt help to be curious about these products that claims to boost the skin to it best. Although Im very sceptical about all those talks, I still wanna try it, lol. So do let us know more about your experience!
I tried this out myself and I didn't really like the taste of it. It was a bit too fishy for me but it's a great concept nevertheless but then again, Discovering Beauty makes a good point, my sister who studies science also told me the same thing.
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It does seem ridiculously expensive for a drink! I prefer to eat lots of fruit/veg/nuts/seeds & my skin's doing ok for 35 , no fine lines yet. I don't think these faddy drinks can be a susbstitute for a good diet. However let me know if they work so I can hotfoot it down to Boots to get some! ;-)
Sounds a bit odd to me, like Fab Fingertips I leave stuff like that up to fruit and veg, but I would be curious to see what you think about them x
One of the only things I remember a lecturer telling me at university was that the collagen molecule is too big to be absorbed by the skin and therefore we should never believe or buy any creams with collagen in it, because they won’t work!
I am looking forward to reading what you have to say about it.
I have tried the liquid version from Shiseido and the tablet version. The drink/liquid version actually taste quite nice. But I didn't see a remarkable/mindblowing change in the state of my skin (but then again, my skin is generally quite well behaved, so your mileage may vary...)
When I was back in Asia, I saw how crazy the women over there were in to collagen!! They're showing those stuff every where you go, so I couldnt help to be curious about these products that claims to boost the skin to it best. Although Im very sceptical about all those talks, I still wanna try it, lol. So do let us know more about your experience!
I tried this out myself and I didn't really like the taste of it. It was a bit too fishy for me but it's a great concept nevertheless but then again, Discovering Beauty makes a good point, my sister who studies science also told me the same thing.
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