Liz Earle Wellbeing

What about skincare?

hile collagen-rich creams abound, there is little evidence to recommend their use. Collagen is far too large a molecule to penetrate the skin’s surface and there is no evidence to show that the collagen in skin creams can bind with our skin’s natural supply. However, that’s not to say collagen creams don’t feel nice, and they can certainly make the skin’s surface appear softer

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