Over the past few years the beauty industry has swapped 'anti-ageing' for 'slow ageing' and I absolutely love it. It reminds me of that saying, "When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change."
So naturally we've become more focused on how we can preserve our skin, rather than simply trying to undo the damage once it's already done. And two of the best ingredients for this are collagen and biotin.
You've likely heard of both numerous times, but what's actually the difference between the two and which should you prioritise? Think of it like maintaining a house. Stay with me... 😉
Collagen: Holding Everything Together
Collagen is the equivalent of your bricks and mortar. Over time they become weather-beaten, weaker and cracks start to show. The structure must be maintained so the whole building doesn't crumble.
Collagen does exactly the same thing for your face. It keeps your features lifted, perfectly in place and reduces the depth of wrinkles, so your skin looks younger for longer.
Biotin: Keeps Everything Running
Biotin is much like the plumbing and electrics of your house. It isn't part of the structure itself but it helps everything function as it should, so the living conditions don't become dark, damp and rundown.
The same principle applies to your skin. Biotin makes sure your skin's natural processes work to the best of their ability, so it can repair itself more quickly, nutrients get where they need to go and your skin acts younger.
So Which One Should You Choose?
Honestly? Both. You wouldn't want to live in a house with a posh toilet but caving walls. And equally, you wouldn't want a fancy facade without a fully functioning bathroom!
Collagen and biotin are a match made in heaven. Together they make your skin look and act younger, which is why they were both non-negotiables in the Youthfuel formula. The perfect dose of each, so everything is perfectly maintained without you ever having to think about it.
If only maintaining our actual houses could be that easy too, right?! 😂
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