Efficacy

Why is collagen so important?

Our mission is to create formulas that supercharge beauty results - and it all started with our collagen supplements. 

As one of the most fundamental proteins in the human body - found in the framework of cells and connective tissue - it’s an essential building block for skin, bones, tendons and ligaments.

So when it comes to skin, hair and nails, collagen really is one of the most crucial components of keeping skin healthy and maintaining its density, strength and elasticity.

Since our bodies’ ability to produce collagen declines over time, an ingestible dose of collagen can help to replenish and boost natural collagen levels. 

After our 20s, our body’s ability to produce collagen decreases by about 1% to 1.5% every year

How do Dose & Co. supplements help?

Because the body’s ability to produce its own collagen slows down over time (reducing by about 1% - 1.5% every year from our 20s onwards) it can be a factor in the development and appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and sagging skin.

It can also contribute to hair thinning and breakage, brittle nails and a decline in joint health and suppleness. 

The collagen peptides, antioxidants, essential vitamins and minerals found in Dose & Co’s supplement blends are specially formulated to help counteract these changes, effect noticeable changes and keep your hair, skin and nails strong and healthy.

The collagen peptides in our supplements stimulate action in the skin’s dermal layers, triggering the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid. 

  • COLLAGEN PEPTIDES

    90% saw an improvement in skin appearance

    89% saw an improvement in skin hydration

    85% saw an improvement in skin elasticity

    91% said nails grew stronger and longer

    84% said hair grew faster

  • BEAUTY COLLAGEN

    95% said skin was more luminous

    83% said skin tone and texture appeared more even

    80% said skin felt softer

    77% saw an improvement to skin hydration levels

  • *Based on an extensive 28-day Consumer Perception Study of 192 people.

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