Sea Plants & Collagen Marine Complex

SEA PLANTS

Hawaii are volcanic islands, the magma that comes out of it is much richer in proteins and vitamins 10 times higher than any other land in the world, it follows that everything that is born here is much more beneficial for our body.
We use the raw materials that are born here: plants, deep sea algae clinging to the volcanic earth;
all this leads to obtaining an unsurpassed qualitative power for the Hair.

SEA PLANTS

& COLLAGEN MARINE COMPLEX

Ocean Marine Collagen, which comes exclusively from abyssal Cod fish, That live just in the deep of Pacific Ocean around Hawaii.
After more than 18 months testing we finally choice the one from Pacific Ocean wild-caught cod fish skin, that born just in this area; and develop by Swedish latest biological science research result extracted without heat or enzymes.
The one has numerous benefits including helping to reduce the appearance of cavities and scars, defend the alkaline environment, provides 9 essential Amino Acids, including substantial amounts of Glycerine and Proline which perform important functions throughout the hair , among many others.
It's a superior source of protein that is easily absorbed and highly effective, helping to reverse aging from the inside out.

It’s no secret that our hair can be negatively affected by various factors such as heat exposure, water quality and pollution, and can also benefit from high-quality products, a balanced diet – and collagen. Here, we asked two experts to break down how the latter can support your clients on their healthy hair journeys…

Spermaceti:

It's an oily substance from the skin of Whale, and it helps creams to glide on more smoothly, as well as softening the Hair.
It's also very similar in composition to human skin oils, so it's readily absorbed and very effective as a moisturizer.
Thanks for the Advanced Science, permit us to blend with others benefits complex.
After countless research, in our laboratories we have finally managed to SYNTHESIZE the beneficial principles of both COD FISH and SPERMACETI deriving from the two fish and to ELABORATE the same SYNTHETIC principles by INCLUDING THEM IN OUR PRODUCTS.

What is Collagen?

“Collagen is a vital protein found throughout the body, particularly in the skin, bones, tendons, and ligaments. It provides structural support and plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and elasticity of these tissues,” explains Dr Munir Somji, one of the leading doctors within the field of aesthetics, who specialises in male and female hair restoration.
There are five types of collagen, which Dr Kouremada Zioga, hair surgeon and hair expert for Vidal Sassoon, at the House of Sassoon London, breaks down below:

01

Type 1

Responsible for skin and bone strength and forms around 90% of the total collagen.

02

Type 2

Responsible for the elasticity in cartilage to support joints.

03

Type 3

Responsible for muscles and organ health.

04

Type 4

Found in the layers of skin and supports firmness in the skin.

05

Type 5

Responsible for tissue formation for hair, skin and eyes.

Does Everyone Produce Collagen?

As we age, our bodies (and their ability to perform certain functions) decline. This is particularly true when it comes to our ability to produce collagen, with Dr Munir explaining: “As you age, your body starts to naturally produce less collagen. After the age of 20, the dermis layer produces 1% less collagen each year.” He also notes that some people may also have collagen deficiency, while diet and the menopause can also impact collagen levels. Common symptoms of low collagen can include joint pain, dull skin and brittle hair and nails, according to Dr Kouremada.

What are the Benefits of Collagen on Hair?

For those looking to boost their collagen levels, consuming collagen-rich foods or considering collagen supplements are two possible solutions. But when it comes to hair health, why is this worth considering?

“Especially as we age, our body’s collagen production decreases, leading to hair breakage and split ends due to the loss of elasticity,” says Dr Kouremada. “Collagen can help address these issues by providing strength and increasing the moisture content of the hair. Additionally, collagen has antioxidant properties that can combat free radicals, potentially preventing premature greying of hair. Furthermore, collagen’s potential to counteract the effects of skin ageing may contribute to better hair growth and decreased thinning.”

Dr Kouremada also highlights that although research on the impact of collagen on hair thinning is limited, it is known that collagen provides amino acids such as proline, which is a main component of keratin – the protein that hair is made of. As such, consuming proline-rich collagen may provide your body with the building blocks it needs to create hair.

However, as collagen can be found naturally throughout the body, it stands to reason that upping your collagen levels may have other benefits, too. “Collagen supplements offer various additional benefits, for example, they may help improve skin elasticity and hydration, reducing the appearance of wrinkles,” says Dr Munir. “For joint health, collagen can support cartilage, potentially reducing joint pain and stiffness.

Additionally, there are publications which show that collagen supplements may promote better gut health by supporting the lining of the digestive tract. They can also support nail strength and growth, and improve overall bone density.”