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Curious about collagen?
Discover the multiple benefits of this powerhouse, essential protein. From firmer skin, to stronger nails and healthy hair, we reveal how collagen can help you feel your ABSOLUTE best...
What is collagen made of?
As the most abundant protein in our body, collagen accounts for 70% of the dry mass of our skin and plays a critical role in our overall structure. It’s found in the extracellular matrix — the network that determines the resilience of tissues, and is essential for providing strength, support, and elasticity to skin, bones, and more.
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What is collagen good for?
Collagen is essential for keeping our skin smooth, firm, and youthful-looking. As we age, collagen levels naturally deplete — starting around age 25 — leading to wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin. This natural protein supports a fibrous network in the dermis, where it helps new cells grow and replaces old, dead skin cells. That’s why collagen is now a top ingredient in beauty and wellness supplements for restoring and maintaining radiant, resilient skin.
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Where's collagen found?
Beyond being naturally found in the human body, collagen is sourced from animals such as fish, chickens, cows, and pigs. For our supplements, Absolute Collagen uses Type 1 marine collagen, which is known for its superior absorption rate — up to 1.5 times faster than other collagen types. This marine-based collagen is not only effective, but also free from common, animal-derived health risks, giving you both the highest quality AND optimal results.
What's hydrolysed collagen?
Collagen comes in various types, including Types 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6. Each type has a specific role and is found in different parts of the body. Type 1 is the most abundant and is essential for skin, hair, and nail health - making it the ideal choice for our collagen supplement. Want to learn more about each type? Check out our blog for a full breakdown.
How does collagen work?
Our liquid collagen formula provides you with a highly concentrated, daily dose in a convenient travel-friendly sachet. Each 10ml serving of our supplement contains 8000mg of hydrolysed marine collagen (the highest concentration in the UK). Our advanced formula is also infused with vitamin C - essential in stimulating collagen synthesis and assisting in antioxidant protection against UV-induced damage.
What does marine collagen do?
Marine collagen, sourced from fish like Tilapia and Pangasius, is a highly bioavailable form of collagen, meaning it’s easily absorbed by the body. At Absolute Collagen, we hydrolyse marine collagen to break it into tiny, absorbable pieces, allowing it to cross into the bloodstream and work its magic from the inside out. Once ingested, marine collagen stimulates your body’s own collagen production, helping to support the health of your skin, hair, nails, and more.
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