Two scoops. Once a day. Collagen peptides. Vitamin C. Hyaluronic acid. Ceramides.
5 Reasons Collagen Is the Missing Step in Your Daily Skincare Routine
Most guys’ skincare routines stop at the surface.
Cleanser. Moisturizer. SPF.
All smart steps. But your skin is living tissue that depends on collagen, hydration, nutrients and a healthy moisture barrier.
That’s why collagen deserves a place in your daily routine.
Your Skin Needs Raw Materials
Collagen is the primary structural protein in skin, helping provide the framework responsible for its firmness and structure.
Topical skincare can improve what you see outside. Collagen provides nutritional building blocks from within.
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Collagen Has Actual Human Research Behind It
Collagen isn’t popular just because people started putting it in smoothies.
Human trials of oral collagen peptides have reported improvements in measures including skin hydration, elasticity and wrinkles.
Your moisturizer works from the outside. Collagen gives you another way to support your skin from within.
* Scientific referencesCOLLAGEN + VITAMIN C
- Collagen
- A structural protein in skin.
- Vitamin C
- An essential nutrient required for normal collagen formation.*
Complementary roles. One daily formula.
Collagen Matters More as You Get Older
Your skin at 40 isn’t the same as your skin at 20.
Collagen production and the collagen network within skin change with age, contributing to changes in firmness, elasticity and wrinkles.
You can’t stop aging. But you can support one of the major structural proteins affected by it.
* Scientific referencesSTRUCTURE. HYDRATION.
- Collagen peptides
- Skin-focused nutritional support.*
- Hyaluronic acid
- Studied for skin hydration and appearance.*
A Good Collagen Formula Should Do More Than Collagen
Great-looking skin isn’t only about structure.
That’s why Brickell combines collagen with:
Vitamin C — supports normal collagen formation.
Hyaluronic acid — supports hydration.
Ceramides — support the skin’s moisture barrier.
Structure + hydration + moisture retention.
* Scientific referencesDON’T FORGET YOUR BARRIER.
- Ceramides
- Lipids naturally present in the skin’s moisture barrier.
- Rice-derived ceramides
- Oral supplementation has been studied for skin hydration and barrier function.*
Skin structure + hydration + moisture-barrier support.
It Fills the Gap Topical Skincare Can’t
Keep your moisturizer. Wear SPF. Use your favorite serum.
But topical skincare and nutritional supplementation aren’t doing the same job.
Do both.
Support your skin externally. Then give it targeted nutritional support internally.
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Complete Your Skincare Routine
The missing step might not be another serum.
It might be what you add to your routine every morning.
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