COLLAGEN Elixir™

Glow Radiantly, Live Beautifully

We’re about to show you why everyone is going crazy over our Collagen ElixirTM, aka the little bottle of amazing, so you can feel super confident about sharing it.

Learn the amazing benefits of Collagen Elixir, the key ingredients and what they do, sustainability talking points, impactful reviews from real customers, and of course, FAQs.

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6 Steps to taking scroll stopping images.

1. Use the same lighting and background for before and after photos. A poorly lit ‘before’ photo followed by a flattering angle and lighting in an ‘after’ shot looks unauthentic. Make sure you’re in the same place, at the same time of day with the same lighting to let the product results do the talking.

2. For product shots, opt for flat lay. It’s the easiest set up to get right from home. Take the shot from a birds-eye view and use a square template for the best result.

3. Shoot in natural light. This is the number one rule. Shoot near a large window or glass doors and try different places until you find that insta worthy snap.

4. Use a basic background. Tabletops, wooden floorboards, bench tops, marble tiles and fresh bed sheets work well.

5. Tell a story. Do you drink elixir with your breakfast smoothie bowl? Then put it in your picture – you’re now telling the story of your morning routine.

6. Focus on one colour palette. This helps make sure everything matches.

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COLLAGEN ELIXIR FAQ

Collagen Elixir is soon to be the newest step in your beauty routine. It’s made using Marine Collagen peptides, biotin, vitamin C, zinc, and other ancient botanicals to support healthy skin from the inside out*. All that’s left for you to do is sip and enjoy!

*Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and skin. Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal hair, nails and skin

There are many types of collagen. Type I collagen is the building block of our skin’s structure, making up around 80% of our skin’s dermal layer. Our bodies produce collagen naturally, but its production begins to decrease as we age. Research
has shown collagen supplementation can be beneficial for maintaining healthy and hydrated skin. Marine Collagen is composed mostly of type I collagen and is rich in unique, specialised amino acids that have targeted benefits for skin health and support the body’s natural production of collagen.

The Marine Collagen in Collagen Elixir is sourced from wild -caught, cold water fish from waters off the coast of Norway following strict, environmentally friendly practices.

Yes, our Collagen Elixir packaging is 100% recyclable. Please dispose of the glass bottle and box responsibly.

Collagen Elixir is suitable for adults ages 18 and up. While Collagen Elixir contains food-based ingredients that may be suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, it’s always best to consult with your doctor before using any food supplements.

No, Collagen Elixir is not suitable for individuals with fish allergies.

We recommend enjoying one serving of Collagen Elixir each day.

The best time to consume Collagen Elixir is daily! Any time, any place – as long as you consume one full serving of Collagen Elixir each day you will continue to reap the benefits.

Yes, Collagen Elixir can be consumed on Cleanse Days and has a value of 2 Cleanse Credits per serving when using the Cleanse Day Tracker. Please refer to our Cleanse Day Tracker for more information on Cleanse Day approved snack options.

There are at least 16 types of collagen known, but most of the body is comprised of four main types: type I, II, III and IV. Type I, the Collagen we use for Elixir, is the most predominant collagen in the body, mostly used for beauty products, as it’s the major structural component in skin, bone, tendons, connective tissues, and fibrous cartilage. Type II is mainly found in the elastic cartilage that serves as cushioning for joints. Type III serves as a supportive structure for organs, arteries, and muscles. Type IIII is found in the skin layers and helps with filtration.