In none of our lists
Collagen
Collagen is the main structural protein in skin. In skincare it is usually taken from cows or fish and used as a film-former and moisturiser. Its molecules are too large to reach the layers where skin makes its own collagen.
Without collagenLe Peptide · $128
- On a list as
- Collagen · Hydrolyzed Collagen · Soluble Collagen
- What it does
- Film-forming protein
- Where it comes from
- Animal (usually bovine or marine); “vegan collagen” is a marketing term
- Vegan?
- No
What it is for
It feels smoothing and moisturising on the surface. It doesn’t replace the skin’s own collagen. “Vegan collagen” isn’t collagen at all: it names plant ingredients or peptides meant to support skin’s own.
- Le Peptide contains no collagen. Its list has two Matrixyl 3000 peptides, coenzyme Q10 and hyaluronic acid.
Wondering about the one you already own? Paste its ingredient list into our free checker — collagen is flagged by name, along with anything animal-derived.
Check a product’s listWithout collagen
No collagen on its published ingredient list.
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Across the house
In none of the 40 ingredient lists we publish.
Every list is the manufacturer’s own, and each is checked for collagen whenever the site is built. 6 pieces don’t publish a list yet, so we can’t speak for them: Le Renouveau, L'Enlumineur, Le Savon, Pastèque, Cerise, Pêche.
Questions
Does any Divina piece contain collagen?
No. No Divina ingredient list contains collagen. Le Peptide contains the Matrixyl 3000 peptide pair, coenzyme Q10 and hyaluronic acid, and no collagen of any kind.
Does collagen in a cream work?
Topical collagen moisturises the surface, but its molecules are too large to replace the collagen in your skin. Peptides and retinoids are the ingredients used to support skin’s own collagen.
What is vegan collagen?
A marketing term. Collagen comes from animals; “vegan collagen” products contain plant ingredients or peptides instead.
How we know: every ingredient list on this site is the manufacturer’s own, read piece by piece and shade by shade, and the pieces above are worked out from those lists each time the site is built. Ingredient names and functions follow the EU’s CosIng database. This page describes cosmetic ingredients; it isn’t medical advice.
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