After 25, your body makes a little less collagen every year.
Most people only notice it in the mirror. Fine lines deepen, skin loses its bounce, the dewy look starts to fade. But collagen does not just live in skin. It is also the protein your tendons, ligaments, and the structure around your joints are built from. That same slow decline shows up there too, in stiffness after sitting too long, joints that ache when the weather turns, a body that takes longer to feel mobile in the morning.
By 40, you have lost about a quarter of your body's collagen. By 50, closer to half. The reason is biology, not effort. And it shows up in both places at once: in how your skin looks, and in how your body moves.
This is built for both. 8.33 g of Japanese marine collagen (Type I and III), at a clinical dose, with the cofactors your body actually needs to use it. Hyaluronic acid for both dewy skin and cushioned joints. Astaxanthin for both UV protection and active-joint recovery. Vitamin C as the cofactor for collagen synthesis across every tissue, not just skin. One serving a day. The full picture of how collagen works in a body, not just on a face.