Losing the battle against wrinkles, ‘tired’ looking skin, lifeless hair and damaged nails?
Collagen Tea is all the rage — and for good reason!! Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body, and plays an essential part in promoting skin plainness and hydration, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and aiding hair and nail growth.
Collagen Tea is all the rage — and for good reason!! Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body, and plays an essential part in promoting skin plainness and hydration, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and aiding hair and nail growth. Couple that with the super-boost of antioxidants set up in tea and some great tasting flavors of our collagen beauty teas, and what further could you want in a drink that helps with anti-ageing and better good!
Drinking tea is a commodity that the utmost of us do every day; it’s a natural part of our morning and evening routines. In itself, tea offers a wide range of benefits including boosting anti-ageing benefits from the antioxidants and polyphenols set up in tea, as well as boosting your vulnerable system and fighting inflammation. Replacing your standard black, green or herbal tea with a functional tea that's invested with hydrolyzed collagen peptides is an easy way to further support your skin and your beauty from within. Discover the top 5 reasons you should incorporate collagen tea into your daily routine.
Boosts skin elasticity and promotes anti-ageing
The protein collagen plays an essential part in strengthening skin, boosting skin hydration and adding skin pliantness — basically, it's what gives us that important sought- after immature, glowing look! And we ’re each afteranti-aging products are n’t we?
As we progress, the quantum of collagen that our body naturally produces begins to drop. It's estimated that from our medial 20s, we lose around 1 to 2 of our body’s natural collagen products per time. Yes – per time!!! Over time, this loss of collagen is what gives rise to fine lines, wrinkles, dry skin, crows bases and sagging skin. Drinking collagen tea is a succulent way of boosting your skin pliantness, keeping you looking youngish for longer, and is fluently incorporated into your diurnal beauty routine – two mugs daily to make up the benefits.
Supports joint and tendon health
Collagen accounts for around one third of your body’s protein composition and is a major element of bones, skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Our tendons and ligaments degrade as we progress, due to dropped products of collagen. This is one cause of pesky common pain that frequently keeps us from doing what we want. Taking collagen tea will increase the quantity of collagen in your body, supporting better joint and tendon health and abetting with mobility.
Improves nail strength
Your nails are a great index of your general health — strong nails frequently suggest a nutritional diet and a healthy, active life. Collagen helps support strengthened fingernails and promote the rate at which nails grow. Should you suffer from brittle, cracked and weak nails, consider incorporating collagen tea into your diurnal beauty routine to support enhanced strength and growth.
Enhances hair health
We all want long, luscious, thick and healthy hair, but this isn't always easy to achieve. numerous people suffer from split ends, breakages, hair loss and unwanted ringlets.
It’s believed that the amino acids set up in collagen helps to make hair proteins, strengthening your hair roots from the follicle, and perfecting the overall appearance of your hair. Try drinking two mugs of collagen tea per day to support thicker, briskly growing and healthier hair.
Collagen Tea tastes fantastic!
There’s nothing like a good mug of tea, whether black, white, green or herbal. numerous people find drinking tea to be veritably comforting — plus it tastes so good and is packed with antioxidants that will do your skin and your body prodigies! suppose better impunity, lower inflammation, better digestion, organ detox and cleanse, better sleep( herbal) and lower caffeine than coffee.
Long Life Wellness Tea Collagen Beauty Tea comes in a wide variety of flavors including sauces and tisanes including Chamomile, Rose, Hibiscus, Burdock Root Hemp Seed, Lavender, Lemongrass & Ginger, Matcha, Chai, Peppermint and Spearmint. Whatever your taste kids prefer, Long Life Wellness Collagen Tea has got you covered and in all forms- teabags, loose splint and pulverized teas. Yup!
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