As we age, our natural collagen production drops by about 1% every year. In the harsh South African sun, this depletion can accelerate, leading to fine lines and brittle hair. In 2025, beauty enthusiasts are moving away from surface-level creams and towards “ingestible beauty.”
Targeting Type I and III Collagen The Harvest Table Bovine Collagen is rich in Type I and Type III collagen. Type I is the most abundant in the human body and is the primary “building block” for skin elasticity and nail strength. Consistent supplementation helps thicken the skin’s dermis, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and cellulite from the inside out.
The “Radiance” Factor By incorporating collagen granules into your daily routine, you are providing your body with the proline and glycine needed to produce keratin; the protein that gives hair its shine and strength.
FAQs:
- Q: How long does it take to see skin results from collagen?
- Answer: Most clinical studies show visible improvements in skin hydration and elasticity within 4 to 8 weeks of daily use (approx. 10g-20g per day).
- Q: Can collagen help with thinning hair?
- Answer: Yes. By supporting the hair follicles and providing essential amino acids, collagen can help reduce breakage and promote fuller-looking hair.
- Q: Is marine or bovine collagen better for skin?
Answer: Both are excellent, but Marine collagen is often cited for skin health specifically, while Bovine is a great “all-rounder” for skin, gut, and joint health.