Beauty Drinks within your skin
On the crest of the wave for a couple of years especially in the United States where models, actresses and TV stars go crazy, telling that they literally drink their beauty products in garganelle!
No, there is no mention of a face cream dissolved in some kind of liquid, but of special beverages that contain collagen - a protein that gives the skin a younger look - and not just that: vitamins, oils, plant extracts and more .
Created to treat skin from within, not just from the outside, various brands have dealt with it, various products have been born, including Beauty Drink and Pure Gold Collagen, which has Japan as an absolute model and women's skin care Eastern.
While Europe has known them relatively late, including England, in Brazil it seems they cannot do without it for some time now and in Asia a large company like Shiseido has developed its own line.
And the distribution and production forecasts are on the rise: can we talk about the anti-age miracle of the century?
Perplexity over the drinks
A dermatologist, interviewed by the Daily Mail, claims to have never seen any actual evidence explaining that taking collagen orally can increase the level of collagen in the skin, since the assimilation of these stops in the stomach, as there is no no direct channel with the dermis.
Nevertheless, there are many praises that intertwine the many women who have tried it; very likely, as experts always claim, the improvement can also be linked to the presence of vitamin C and vitamin E in the drink, which are notoriously good for the skin, moisturize and make it softer.
How Beauty Drinks work
Also known as " boost beverage ", that is to say support drinks, they have invaded the pharmaceutical market in recent years and promise to turn water into an anti-aging potion and that gives a splendid skin.
These added beauty drinks practically contain all those nutrients that act positively for the health of the skin, such as vitamins, amino acids, plant extracts - especially olive leaves - which act as antioxidants .
As dermatologists already claim, a person should derive all these nutrients thanks to a balanced diet, so the drinks themselves would be an integration, a supplement, which is not always beneficial.
The other side of the coin lies in the other things that are added to it, as preservatives and emulsifiers that make them so drinkable, palatable and sweeter, but that are not so healthy if ingested.
In essence, yes to intake, but only if there is an actual physical need or if the introduction through the diet does not make it sufficiently: the body is intelligent and knows how to regulate itself, exaggerating in every sense can bring undesired effects.
The bio-herbal tea version and the party version
On the market there are also beauty drinks made in a more natural way, that is, as a model of the old and known herbal teas, evolution of those explained above.
This is a series of colored bottles that contain substances and plant extracts (plants, flowers, leaves, barks, roots) that help you stay in shape, not just rejuvenate your skin!
So when you are stressed you can drink a hawthorn, primrose or chamomile beauty drink, while if you are down in tone, take a handy tea made with ginseng, Greek pine, sage, mint or peel of lemon, and so on.
Wellness drinks can also be disguised as Beauty Cocktails and fall into the glass in some evening aperitif. Indeed, that of the Beauty Cocktail seems to be a new trend, for those who want to drink in joy, eat and be healthy: they know something about Sanpellegrino and Perrier, who have invented soft drinks for the aperitif with fruit, light and totally non-alcoholic .
