Marine collagen is derived from the skin, scales or bones of fish. It is preferred over collagen from other sources due to its high bioavailability and smaller molecular structure, making it more easily absorbed by the skin.
Introducing marine collagen into the skin helps to maintain hydration by binding water and keeping the skin moist. In addition, it stimulates the body’s own collagen production, which improves the skin’s elasticity and firmness. It can help reduce fine lines and wrinkles and smooth skin texture.
Marine collagen contains essential amino acids such as glycine, proline and hydroxyproline, which are important for the formation and regeneration of skin cells. Studies suggest that marine collagen can promote cell renewal and strengthen the skin’s barrier function.
Compared to other collagen sources, marine collagen is considered to be of higher quality because it is more bioavailable and can be produced from fish waste using sustainable methods. It is therefore not only suitable for hydration and water retention, but also for promoting skin regeneration and elasticity.
