Marine collagen for skin hydration and firmness

NATICOL® Collagen Tripeptide Shot

NATICOL® Collagen Tripeptide
IRD366

Our Naticol® collagen range comes in powder form in single-dose sachets, designed to help skin combat the signs of ageing. Enriched with collagen peptides renowned for their effectiveness, it helps improve skin elasticity, firmness and hydration. One shot per day makes it easy to incorporate collagen into your beauty routine and help your skin cope with daily aggressions such as UV rays, pollution and oxidative stress.

  • FlavorRed berries • Cocoa • Vanilla • Kiwi • Lime • Passion fruit
  • Size30 shots of 25 g

Claims

  • Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of the skin.
  • Vitamins B2, B3 and zinc contribute to the maintenance of normal skin.
  • Wild pansy is known for its contribution to skin clarity and for helping problem skin.
SKU: IRD366

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Formula

IngredientsFor 1 ShotRI*
Naticol® marine collagen10 g
Hyaluronic acid108 mg
Vitamin C80 mg100 %
Vitamin B21.4 mg100 %
Vitamin B316 mg100 %
Coenzyme Q1016 mg
of whichPensée sauvage37.5 mg
Vitamin E12 mg100 %
Zinc10 mg100 %
* EU Reference Intake

Properties

Clinical Studies

NATICOL® : Naticol® collagen, produced by a patented enzymatic process, is hydrolysed into low molecular weight peptides (around 2000 Da) for optimum bioavailability. It is 99% protein, extracted from the skins of sustainably-fished fish.

The results of a clinical study carried out at the Nice hospital (2.5g/day for 12 weeks) showed significant effects:

• +23% skin hydration

• -17% reduction in perioral wrinkles

• +16% firmer, more elastic skin

• +18% more even skin tone

• 83% of participants reported brighter skin

• 68% noted better hydration

• Hair is considered shinier, healthier and less brittle

• Stronger, smoother nails with improved growth

Double-blind, placebo-controlled studies validated by ethics committees and published in recognised scientific journals.