But … there's a little problem with this idea, since health experts say that the collagen would be broken down in your digestive system and never actually make it to your skin. Whomp-whomp.
Nescafe isn't the first brand to try this idea; this product has been around for awhile and claims to do the same things. What do you think? Are collagen-infused food, drinks and supplements the wave of the future, or just a hoax?
And for anyone looking for some more, shall we say, proven methods of anti-aging, check these out:
- Anti-aging secrets from top dermatologists (find out how they keep their skin looking young)
- TotalBeauty.com readers share their favorite anti-aging serums -- you know, the ones that actually work
- Your head-to-toe guide to anti-aging (well, OK, no one is really worried about their aging toes, but you know what I mean)
- The best advice for all of us in-betweeners: how to fight acne and aging at the same time!
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