Native Collagen

Native collagen is a collection of peptides that penetrate the epidermal barrier, stimulating fibroblasts - our manufacturing yards - to produce systemic collagen.

Collagen production is disturbed after the age of 25, when the inevitable process of gradual collagen decline begins. Since then, collagen degradation processes prevail over its synthesis processes. After reaching the age of 40, degradation process begins to accelerate and the loss of collagen is from this moment about 1% per year.

Using the Native Collagen in daily skin care allows for high activity of collagen producing cells.