Product Name: Hydrolyzed Collagen (Type 1 Oil-Soluble)
INCI name: Hydrolyzed Collagen
Cas. No.: 8001-21-6/ 92113-31-0 / 73049-73-7

Properties and Areas of Use: When fish collagen is hydrolyzed, large collagen molecules are broken down into smaller peptides. This allows collagen to dissolve in water and be better absorbed by the body. Hydrolyzed fish collagen is easily absorbed by the body due to its high bioavailability. It usually does not cause mild or allergic reactions, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Since fish collagen is obtained from fish skin and bones, it is a sustainable and environmentally friendly source. It is used in creams and lotions to increase skin elasticity and reduce signs of aging. It is included in serum and mask formulas for more intense hydration and skin regeneration. In eye creams and gels, it helps support the delicate skin around the eyes and reduce fine lines. In shampoos and conditioners, it is used to strengthen hair and make it look healthy. It can be found in creams and ointments that support wound healing.

Physical Structure: Generally white or slightly off-white, odorless, and in liquid form. It is relatively stable to light and heat, but can degrade when exposed to prolonged high temperatures or humid conditions.

Recommended pH range: It remains stable within the pH range of 4.5 - 6.0.

Solubility: Hydrolyzed Collagen is a type of collagen derived from fish that is oil-soluble.

Function: Collagen is an important protein that increases skin elasticity and strength, and its hydrolyzed form is more easily absorbed and utilized.

Recommended usage rate: In creams and lotions, 1-5% usage ensures that collagen works effectively on the skin. In serums, 1-2% is used for intensive skin care and faster absorption. In masks, 1-5% should be preferred to provide deep hydration and regeneration of the skin. For eye creams and gels, 0.5-1% usage is appropriate. To support wound healing, it can be formulated at 1-5% in wound healing products.