Bio-Active Collagen Serum for Scars and Stretch marks

• Apply the collagen gel once or twice daily to clean, moistened skin for 12-16 weeks.
• Take a pea-sized amount.
• Massage in a circular motion up and down the scar.
• This massage can be done 3 to 5 days after surgery, which is when the scar normally already has a scab.
• This exercise will prevent fibrous tissue from forming and will not leave volume.
• Stop applying the product if it is no longer absorbed by the skin, which means that more is no longer needed.
• Do not wash after application. It allows the skin to absorb the gel.
• Its use is not recommended with patches such as Trofalastin and Hansaplast, since this bio-active collagen must be applied several times a day, and the patches are not expected to be removed until they come off.

• Collagen: Obtained from fish, it activates the formation of natural collagen in the skin, stimulating the cells responsible for its production (fibroblasts).
• Elastin: a protein close to collagen, necessary to maintain the perfect elasticity of the skin. Thanks to elastin, the skin is more resistant to the effects of unfavorable external factors, making it firmer and denser. Collagen and elastin create a support network in the dermis, which is responsible for the level of elasticity and firmness of this tissue.
• Lactic acid: stimulates skin cells to produce valuable ceramides that hold water in the skin. In addition, it softens the calloused epidermis and thus brightens the skin, provides an even color and a radiant appearance.
• Caprylyl Glycol: an emollient with a moisturizing and slightly greasy effect, which supports the absorption of collagen in the skin, increasing its capacity to retain water.

Aqua, Collagen, Elastin, Lactic Acid, Caprylyl Glycol