NATURAL BEAUTY

No, it does not contain gluten, lactose, or any allergen or its traces.

Yes, in fact we have an ebook with recipes that you can get on this page by purchasing the pack.

Yes, it is vegetarian and certified organic. It is not vegan, as it contains collagen from egg membranes.

Natural Beauty, due to the egg membrane extract, provides non-hydrolyzed collagen type I, V and X, but also elastin and hyaluronic acid. In addition, its effect is supported by the antioxidant power of strawberry and pomegranate with a powerful phytoactive such as ellagic acid. It is designed to mix with yogurts, vegetable drinks or water.

While our Beauty Creamer has a higher dose of hydrolyzed type I collagen, which promotes an internal synthesis of hyaluronic acid in the body. In addition, it provides the necessary daily amount of vitamin C, important for re-forming collagen. It is designed to be taken with coffee or milk/vegetable drink. Both are complementary!

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend that you consult your healthcare professional before taking this product.

The recommended daily intake is 5g (one dessert teaspoon).

You can take it at the time of day that you most want, it doesn't matter when if not the consistency in the intake.

You can take it with your favorite drink. You can add it to milk, water, yogurt, smoothies or even recipes. However you want!

Clear! Without any problem. You can combine them throughout the day as you like and feel like it. In fact, it is advisable to mix or combine the Natural Beauty with the Beauty Creamer.

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