1. What is the Collagen's treatment?
Treatment with collagen is used to combat the signs of aging because it smooth's facial lines and wrinkles. The natural collagen, a protein that is found in the skin, bones, cartilage and tendons, break down and dissipates over time, causing the skin to have a flaccid appearance . The cosmetics industry has developed various treatments based with collagen that have proven efficiently helping reduce the signs of skin aging.  

2. What are the functions of collagen?

• Its main function is to give the body a framework or matrix of lift that took shape in the tissues and organs.
• Besides being responsible for the strength, resilience and integrity of the body structures,
• The transmission of force in the tendons and ligaments
• The Light transmission to the cornea, for the distribution of fluid in blood vessels and glandular ducts, among others.
• The elasticity and flexibility common in young people is due to the high content of collagen that they possess

3. How is produce the human collagen?
Collagen is a protein, and like all of them, their synthesis begins in the nucleus of cells. Most of them are created by a special type of cells called fibroblasts, which are found in the extra cellular matrix or connective tissue, which is a combination of matrix and cells.
The connective tissue in many varieties, but as its name suggests, all have one thing in common:

• They provide a support for tissues, while connecting the organs.  A collagen fiber is as a piece of rope, it's made up of small filaments linked one to each other.
• A collagen molecule consists of a chain of three proteins wrapped around each other, and each of them consisting of a string of smaller units called amino acids. The collagen molecules are tangled from head to tail, to form long cylinders (fibrils), which in turn are united in larger fibers.

4. Where is the highest concentration of collagen in our body?
Collagen is particularly focused on those weight-bearing tissues such as skin, bone and cartilage. It also exists in high proportions in parts of the body that transmit force, as ligaments and tendons. In the dermis of the skin is especially abundant, as well as the front muscle, which are tissues that act as protective layers of all organs. They hold together the skin muscles, bones, organs and systems; and provide a shield of protection and lubrication.
Finally, collagen acts almost as a shell of micro-fibrils, which maintains the structure of all organs.
We find small collagen fibrils in:

• the Heart,
• in the spleen,
• in the Lung,
• And most important, there is no human body which does not have a frame of layers of collagen.

 5. When do our bodies begin to decrease the production of collagen?
Between our 20 to 30's the production of collagen begins to decline gradually, at nearly 50 years old the total production of collagen has fallen by more than 35%.

6. Which are the consequences of the loss of collagen with age?
When the body begins to lose collagen, the signs are unmistakable, such as:

• Appearance and deepening the wrinkles in sensitive areas like the face, eyes, hands, neck and breasts.
  
• The appearance of stretch marks or highlighting on existing ones.
  
• Loss of elasticity.
  
• Your strength to withstand the weight of some organs decreases (flaccidity), which is why the breasts and buttocks begin to decline.
  
• The hair becomes more fragile and brittle, the same occurs with the nails.
  
• Blood vessels and lymph start to lose their elasticity, which break down more easily, increasing the hardening of the same, the appearance of varicose veins and spider veins
  
• Increase the fragility of the spine disc and the imminent weakness of knee cartilages and meniscus.
  
• Loss of  flexibility on the joins and start deformations on the fingers of hands and foot.
  
• Bone and joint pains, among others.

7. Is any side effects associated with replacement of collagen to the skin?
Usually there are no side effects or contraindications with the collagen treatments for the skin.

8. Why should I use COLLAGENOX®?
The skin is an organ that meets specific functions essentially for life. COLLAGENOX®  proves to protect the body from external aggression, constituting a physical barrier, biochemistry and defend the immunology system. With time, the skin suffers deterioration, losing its natural elasticity, forming wrinkles  that manifest with greater intensity on the face.
Also and more important , today our planet is suffering , the contamination and the not protection of the ozone levels are leaving the weather and the sun as the worst enemies of our skin , which impact more direct on the facial muscles, accelerating the deterioration of the skin , generating much faster the most visible signs of age in the face, neck and hands, which are parts of our body most exposed.

With appropriate cosmetic treatments, such as COLLAGENOX®, the face will immediately shows the positive change and expected results, by an improvement in brightness, skin elasticity and smoothness.
The native collagen, the main component of COLLAGENOX®, it has the property of renewing the connective tissues of the skin. This is achieved by strengthening the capacity to retain water in the tissues and thus restore moisture inside the cells, by giving elasticity and smoothness to the skin.

A big advantage of the native collagen present in COLLAGENOX® is its compatibility with skin cells and their uptake by all skin types, even the most sensitive admit the benefits of using COLLAGENOX®. The combination of native collagen, pure oxygen and vitamins, are the active components in COLLAGENOX®, those elements in non contaminated state bring to the skin essentials capable of penetrating up to the second layer, thereby achieving amazing results in reducing wrinkles and expression lines, removing dark face spots, reducing puffiness under the eyes, and showing a deep hydration in a fresh and younger looking skin.

9. When can I expect results after using COLLAGENOX® masques?
After using COLLAGENOX®  for the first time, you should notice a difference in the feel, texture and radiance of your skin. You will also see improvement in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, age spots, scars and skin discoloration. The more frequently you use our COLLAGENOX® skin care masques, the better results you will see on the general appearance of your skin.

10. How often can I use COLLAGENOX® masques?
For best results, we recommend that you use the Face, neck, hands & Body COLLAGENOX® Masques, 2 to 3 times per week. For skin with more problems, the best is to use COLLAGENOX® 3 to 4 times per week as the deep treatment to those problems. However, COLLAGENOX® masques are gentle enough to be used every day if desired, and make your face look prettier every time you used it.

11. Can I use COLLAGENOX® in combination with other supplements collagen?
Yes, indeed some multi-vitamins can supplement the COLLAGENOX® benefits.

12. Why is recommended the use of COLLAGENOX®  mask at night?
The body will start repairing during the first 45 - 90 minutes of sleep (called the sleep mode Alfa). When using COLLAGENOX® at bedtime allows the collagen to be absorbed in its optimal level, so you can expect to reach the fullest potential of this unique and pure mix of collagen and oxygen. COLLAGENOX® masks are also ideal for use before makeup, as their formula is an enhancer of light that regulates the micro circulation, it will provide to the face a natural and immediate change, it will emphasize and make the makeup to look brighter and last longer on your skin.