Marine collagen
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What nature nurtures, your skin recognizes.
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Origin
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How it works
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Why we use it at BARAU

Hydrolyzed Collagen / Pseudoalteromonas Ferment Extract
Description
Collagen is a structural protein and a main component of our connective tissue. It gives the skin tension, elasticity, and firmness. In cosmetics, so-called marine collagen is used from various sources – traditionally from fish skin (animal-based), but today increasingly also as a vegan alternative obtained through biotechnological processes from marine ferments.
At BARAU by Bibi, we use both variants purposefully & consciously:
- Vegan marine collagen in our solid hair cosmetics (available soon!) – for strong, protected hair.
- Animal-based marine collagen in our Mild Cream – for firm, nourished skin with more elasticity.
Difference: Vegan vs. animal-based marine collagen
Vegan marine collagen:
→ Produced from fermented microorganisms of marine origin (e.g., algal bacteria)
→ Suitable for all skin & hair types
→ Skin-identical peptides, particularly moisturizing & protective
Animal-based marine collagen:
→ Obtained from fish skin or fish bones
→ Rich in glycine, proline & hydroxyproline – for firm, regenerated skin
→ Particularly well absorbed by the skin
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EFFECTS & SKIN CONCERNS


