DeepMarine Collagen Builds Fuller Hair and Stronger Fingernails

"I love how the collagen can be mixed into any drink without residue or powder taste.  My nails are stronger, less joint pain and less hair fallout."

Laurie, DeepMarine Customer

Many people say that they bought collagen to reduce their joint pain and, after about a month, were amazed at how it also made their hair thicker and their fingernails became super strong too. 

People always want to know how marine collagen improves the appearance, strength and health of hair and nails, so let’s walk through the way that works.

Let’s start by thinking about where our hair and nails begin to grow – they’re both rooted in the skin’s dermal layer.  Look at the cross sections below.  In the dermal layer you can find both hair follicles and the root of our fingernails. 

Stronger, Healthier Nails

"my skin is more supple and my nails are stronger and growing long without breaking. My hair is not falling out like it used to as well. I love this product and I add it to my coffee every morning. That’s it! It’s tasteless and odourless." 

Julia, DeepMarine Customer

Like the hair follicle, the nail bed is also rooted in the dermis and relies on the nutrients delivered via blood circulation in the dermis to keep the nail in good health.  Marine collagen has a high content of the amino acid arginine which is the precursor of Nitric Oxide.  Nitric Oxide plays a critical role in improving circulation and supplying nutrients throughout the body, including to the nail bed, promoting the growth of strong and healthy nails.

A study in the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health found that participants supplementing with collagen peptides showed a 12% increase in nail growth rate and a decrease of 42% in the frequency of broken nails. Two thirds of participants reported a reduction in brittle nails and almost 90% continued to show improvement 4 weeks after they stopped taking collagen peptides.