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Bal3nciaga
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My dry eyes and lower back pain have both disappeared since I started taking collagen supplements.
This was why I started, but there's been a host of other benefits...
-I regularly get unsolicited comments about how soft my skin is, despite not really ever moisturising my body and living in a city known for hard water (which does make for dry hair, unfortunately!).
• Hairdressers make comments on how quickly my hair grows – this didn't happen before
• I look younger than I am to the extent that it's started several different kinds of conversations in many different kinds of settings... in both positive ways and negative ways (and I don't have a round or 'baby face' either which people might say would could for the 'looking younger' thing, so it's not that)
• I don't even have a hint of fine lines on my face, despite the air quality/ water quality/ high stress environment of my city. Many of my peers several years younger than me regularly get botox.
-Somebody called my skin 'porcelain' last week which as someone who has struggled with dehydrated/acne-prone/reactive skin my whole life, floored me.
I do have a pretty invested skincare routine, but I've had that for over a dozen years. This other stuff above is only the last few years, while I've been taking collagen. I don't think that's a coincidence. so in short words yes
This was why I started, but there's been a host of other benefits...
-I regularly get unsolicited comments about how soft my skin is, despite not really ever moisturising my body and living in a city known for hard water (which does make for dry hair, unfortunately!).
• Hairdressers make comments on how quickly my hair grows – this didn't happen before
• I look younger than I am to the extent that it's started several different kinds of conversations in many different kinds of settings... in both positive ways and negative ways (and I don't have a round or 'baby face' either which people might say would could for the 'looking younger' thing, so it's not that)
• I don't even have a hint of fine lines on my face, despite the air quality/ water quality/ high stress environment of my city. Many of my peers several years younger than me regularly get botox.
-Somebody called my skin 'porcelain' last week which as someone who has struggled with dehydrated/acne-prone/reactive skin my whole life, floored me.
I do have a pretty invested skincare routine, but I've had that for over a dozen years. This other stuff above is only the last few years, while I've been taking collagen. I don't think that's a coincidence. so in short words yes
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They actually work, there are studies related to them on pubmed. But don't expect miracle from one product, especially if you have a shitty lifestyle besides that.
