Biocollasis Review

What You Should Know

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Biocollasis is the name of Elizabeth Grant’s anti-wrinkle skincare line infused with collagen, peptides, soy, and red algae as part of their signature product. Currently they offer various creams for day, night, and specialized use, that claim to target wrinkle formation on the face. Biocollasis is currently marketed as a collagen booster and claims to enhance natural elasticity in the skin, promoting overall skin health. The peptides contained in its products are said to renew skin cell growth, according to its official website.

Reducing stubborn wrinkles and gaining younger, more radiant skin is a result that all older women covet, and for those seeking a cream with the typical skincare ingredients, Biocollasis may contain these ingredients. Biocollasis is currently sold worldwide for $150.00 per bottle, and although the price is not cheap, some may be willing to take the risk. Let’s look into its formulation.

Product Details

Biocollasis does not have a complete ingredient list available to peruse, but states that it contains a mixture of Torricelum, an Elizabeth Grant compound, peptides, collagen, soy, and red algae. Peptides are an important but controversial ingredient due to the lack of information available. According to recent studies, certain peptides are stated to have a positive effect on skin cells, whereas some do not have an effect. The right peptides help promote collagen activity in skin cells, which lead to a taut, refined appearance on the epidermis. Some say this leads to decrease wrinkle formation, and some studies conclude that it reduced wrinkle formation by up to 50%. Biocollasis has not revealed what type of peptides are contained in the product, however, so it is difficult to say if it will have a rejuvenating effect on the skin.

On the other hand, Red Algae reportedly helps ease the symptoms of skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis – which won’t help out consumers who don’t have these conditions, but suggests general skin improvement. It may cause skin texture and color to even out, although this is not confirmed by an official study. The addition of collagen may also increase the wrinkle fighting benefits of this ingredient.

The Good

• Contains Collagen.
• Some ingredients reportedly target wrinkle formation and skin elasticity.

The Bad

• Is a very expensive product.
• Contains soy, which could irritate people with soy allergies.
• Does not specify what sort of peptides are used in its Biocollasis product.

The Bottom Line

Experts agree that collagen and peptides are key to an effective anti-wrinkle product, but the right types of peptides must be used for any product to have a substantial effect on the skin. It is difficult to say how effective Biocollasis can be at eliminating wrinkle formation. There are still some solid ingredients included with scientific backing as potent anti-wrinkle aids, but the big issue is if it contains enough to have an actual effect on the user’s skin.