AllNutrition AllDeynn COLLAROSE Collagen 300g

SFD ALLNUTRITION ALLDEYNN COLLAROSE COLLAGEN with HYALURONIC ACID and BIOTIN

Package: 300g

Number of Portions: 50

Patented Collagen VERISOL®: 5000 mg

Why Choose COLLAROSE

• Gorgeous, Supple Skin
• Diminished Wrinkles
• Reduced Cellulite
• Robust, Gleaming Nails
• Lustrous, Resilient Hair

The Science Behind the Beauty 

COLLAROSE is not just another beauty supplement; it's a scientifically-backed solution for women who value radiant skin, lustrous hair, and strong nails. Loaded with VERISOL® collagen peptides, this formula targets your beauty needs at a cellular level.

Your body's nutritional state directly impacts the quality of your skin, hair, and nails. Collagen, a vital building block, relies on a diet rich in amino acids and vitamin C.

What's Inside COLLAROSE? ?

Four potent ingredients synergise to balance your body's collagen. Of these, bioactive collagen peptides from pharmaceutical company GELITA take the limelight.

Key Additives and Their Importance

Vitamin C 

Essential for collagen synthesis, Vitamin C also strengthens collagen fibres and acts as a potent antioxidant.

Biotin 

Also known as the 'Vitamin of Youth', Biotin enriches skin, hair, and nails while boosting vitamin C absorption.

Hyaluronic Acid 

This moisture-binding compound plumps up your skin, reducing wrinkles and maintaining youthful vigour.

Scientific Evidence

Studies show significant improvements in skin elasticity, wrinkle reduction, and nail strength within 1-6 months of COLLAROSE usage.

How to Use COLLAROSE?

Dissolve one serving (1 scoop of 6g) in 150-200 ml of warm water. Stir, let it stand for a few minutes until completely dissolved, and consume. Limit to one serving per day.

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