The collagen I use in the room, made to take home.
A small skincare line built around one very good organic collagen: grass-fed, eight times the usual concentration, made to order in the USA. It started life as a hospital wound-healing agent. I put it under the Collagenizer NEO every day. Now you can have it on your own shelf.
The two products Trish actually uses, together, for a little less.
$260$240
Where it comes from
2002
Where the serum began
Developed as a wound-healing agent for hospitals and clinics: physicians needed something for burns, traumatic wounds and surgical incisions that healed faster, scarred less and absorbed naturally.
California
Where the collagen comes from
Grass-fed, organic, from a single farm. Brought to an FDA-registered lab in the USA and made to order in small batches, with a three-year shelf life.
8×
How concentrated it is
About eight times more collagen than a standard serum. Clinically shown to help with fine lines, tightening, tone, texture and, of course, healing.
I did not set out to make skincare. I set out to find a collagen that actually did something, and then I could not find a bottle of it to sell you.
Trish Cregier, founder
For practitioners
The same serums, in 350 ml back-bar sizes.
Collagen, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and collagen with exosomes, each about 70 treatments per bottle. If you run a Collagenizer NEO or an infusion protocol, this is what goes under it. I wrote the NEO certification program, so training comes with the conversation.
Collagen + vitamin C infusionCollagen and vitamin C infusion. Acne, redness and texture on the cheek.Collagen infusionCollagen infusion. Redness and texture around the eyes and nose.Photofacial + collagenPhotofacial with collagen infusion. Sun damage, pores and pigment across the nose and cheeks.
Questions people ask
Short answers. Longer ones on the FAQ page.
What is collagen?
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body. It is in tendons, ligaments, skin, muscles, bones and blood vessels, and it is what gives skin its structure. Production falls with age, which is where fine lines, dryness and sagging begin.
Why grass-fed bovine collagen?
Bovine collagen is a naturally occurring protein from the connective tissue, bones, cartilage and hides of cows, and it is very close to the collagen in our own bodies, so skin absorbs and uses it efficiently. Grass-fed and organic means the animals were raised to strict standards: no antibiotics, able to forage and feed on greens, and never confined like factory animals. That is what makes the raw material better.
What does bovine collagen do for skin?
Type I and Type III collagen decline naturally with age, which encourages wrinkles, dries the skin and dulls that dewy look. Applied topically, our collagen helps the skin enhance and repair that depletion: firmer, better hydrated, more even.
Where is Collagen Connection collagen made?
The collagen comes from a grass-fed organic farm in California and the products are made to order in small batches in an FDA-registered lab in the USA, so you get the freshest product with a three-year shelf life. Because the ingredients are so fresh, the color can shift slightly from batch to batch.
Every order is packed in Salem by the people who use these products on real skin every day. Call or text and we will tell you what to start with, and what not to bother with yet.
