The move responds to heightened demand for clean label, nutritionally dense food staples and supplements, according to Amy Moring, CEO and co-founder of Hunter & Gather. What we produce is of a lesser quality and as a result, we start to see wrinkles appear, our skin begins to lose its elasticity and even our hair and nails show the strain, weakening and becoming brittle. As well as helping to improve the plumpness and firmness of your skin, it also supports and strengthens tendons, bones, ligaments, nails and hair. Most collagens in beauty products are made from animal or fish collagen and are not vegan. However, there are a small number of vegan collagens that are made from plant-based derivatives such as seaweed. How we test Naturally, collagen has made its way into skincare products, namely rich moisturizers. And while the research is still unclear if collagen applied topically can fully penetrate the skin and offer all the benefits it promises (more on that below), the TDLR: it doesn't hurt to use a moisturizer that boasts collagen and other hydrating ingredients. After consulting dermatologists, we compiled a list of collagen creams that offer other beneficial ingredients to protect your skin from aging and leave it plump and hydrated. With its blend of collagen, peptides, niacinamide, and soothing oatmeal, First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Firming Collagen Cream won our top spot as an all around amazing moisturizer.

This intense overnight renewal cream contains marine collagen, hyaluronic acid, jojoba oil and vitamin A to promote healthy ageing and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. As we get older – we hesitate to tell you this, but it can happen from around the age of 25 – our collagen supplies start to dry up. Dose & Co creamer contains type I collagen, the most prevalent collagen in the human body, found in skin, bones, organs and tendons, and most likely to decline with age.Easily absorbed serum not oily and mixes with my other serums and moisturizer my skin looks great after a few weeks use.”

And though we can build collagen supplies from our diet, collagen is generally found in meat and dairy products. Meaning that if you are meat-free or dairy-free, you might not be getting enough. Our new Collagen Creamers, featuring our award-winning Bovine Collagen Peptides, have all the benefits of collagen but in a tasty format that can be stirred into your morning coffee for a delicious and nourishing boost. Made using Organic Coconut Milk, the natural sweetness comes from Glycine, one of the primary amino acids in collagen, which enhances the natural flavours of Vanilla and Cacao with absolutely no added sugar or sweeteners. Plus, the Raw Organic Cacao is rich in flavonoids and antioxidants and low cadmium (free from heavy metals.)​ My preferred form of taking collagen is liquid, or powder that can be dissolved in liquid,” says Dr Raja. “In a powder the collagen has usually been ‘hydrolysed’, which means large proteins have been broken down, making it easier to absorb.” That’s why collagen-boosting products often contain ingredients such as vitamin C or retinol, which either help to stimulate collagen production or stop it deteriorating. Peptides are another key ingredient to look out for, especially if your skin is too sensitive for retinol, which can cause irritation or redness for some. Peptides are smaller collagen molecules, making them easier for the skin to absorb.Our collagen coffee creamers are bioavailable as they contain our signature collagen peptides, which can be easily absorbed and digested by the body. When you add to that exposure to the sun, smoking and a diet high in sugar and refined carbs, you will soon see the results, in fine lines and older looking skin. By adding a collagen supplement to your diet, you can help to bump up your natural collagen supplies and enjoy radiant results in the mirror. Peak Performance's paleo-friendly, grass-fed, non-dairy collagen creamer is a delicious and healthy way to start your day! Let's find out why...

This creamer contains the type I collagen, found in bones, tendons, skin, organs and tendons, as well as type III collagen, found in bone marrow. Our collagen creamers contain collagen peptides alongside other ingredients, including coconut milk powder, which help to create their individual flavour profiles. Lesley adds: “When you’re buying a collagen supplement, look for collagen hydrolysate, hydrolysed collagen, or collagen peptides at a daily dose of between 2.5g and 15g. This is the amount that appears to be safe and effective.” I’m vegan, can I still take a collagen supplement? The Collagen Creamers products are available in two flavours – Raw Cacao and Vanilla – and are made with Bovine Collagen Peptides and ‘natural’ ingredients. Collagen is having a moment. In case you've somehow missed the influencers, celebrities, and wellness brands raving about adding collagen powders to their smoothies or taking a supplement, the ingredient is praised for minimizing the signs of aging like wrinkles and loss of elasticity as well as promoting healthier hair.

Because it is the most abundant protein in the body, healthy collagen production is directly connected to healthy hair, skin, and nails. So if your nails are feeling brittle or your hair is feeling dry (winter, is that you?) it could be a sign that you could use a bump in collagen. With Dose & Co, next time you settle down with a glossy mag and a cup of coffee, you can enjoy your own hit of collagen and enjoy needle-free beauty, at a fraction of the price of fillers.