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Dr. Grandel Beauty Sleep Ampoule 3 ml
An herbal Botox equivalent
(No Botox injection required ….)
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Regenerates over night
Reduces lines and wrinkles
Lavender envelops you and gives a calming effect
Beauty Sleep keeps the promise given by its name: Sea mayweed regenerates, smoothes and provides the skin with moisture. Moreover, it is considered as an herbal botox equivalent, relaxing lines and mimical wrinkles overnight – not a single shot required. Lavender essence appeases by virtue of its wonderful aroma – sleep cannot possibly be more beautiful.

This intensive night care regenerates the skin and reduces lines and wrinkles while you are sleeping. The lavender scent of the DR. GRANDEL Beauty Sleep Ampoule envelops you and has an calming effect.
From smoothing out wrinkles to stopping excessive sweat, there are a number of benefits of Botox injections, so long as you don't mind having your facial movements minimized. One of the benefits of BOTOX® injections is that they can be used to relax the facial muscles, resulting in smoother skin and fewer wrinkles. In areas such as the forehead, where horizontal wrinkles tend to form
No Injection required with this herbal alternative - Dr. Grandel Beauty Sleep Ampoule 3 ml

An herbal botox equivalent, relaxing lines and mimical wrinkles overnight

Dr Grandel Active COLLAGRAN AMPOULE 3 ml
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Restructuring and smoothing ampoule
Concentrate for intensive care of demanding skin.
Moisturizing and smoothing
Relieves skin roughness
Proven to reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles
Formulated with a plant-source alternative to animal-source collagen
The DR GRANDEL Collagran ampoule is a concentrate for intensive care of demanding skin. Collagran with carrot extract and biopeptides, an alternative to animal collagen , reduces the depth of wrinkles and smoothes the skin.

What is Collagen and its benefit on human skin?
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body and is the substance that holds the whole body together. It is found in the bones, muscles, skin and tendons, where it forms a scaffold to provide strength and structure.1,2
Endogenously produced collagen (i.e. collagen synthesised by the body) plays numerous important roles in health, with the breakdown and depletion of the body's natural collagen associated with a number of health problems. As such, exogenous (supplemental) collagen is increasingly used for medical and cosmetic purposes, including to help with healing and repair of the body's tissues.
According to MediLexicon, collagen comprises a family of genetically distinct molecules, all of which have a unique triple helix configuration of three polypeptide subunits known as alpha-chains.5
Each chain contains around 1,000 amino acids, and usually features an amino acid sequence consisting of glycine, proline and hydroxyproline.11
There are numerous different types of collagen, at least 16 types5, but 80-90% of collagens in the body belong to types I, II and III. The collagens in the human body are strong and flexible. Type I collagen fibrils are particularly tensile, and are stronger than steel, gram for gram.
Collagen and the body
Collagen is most commonly found in the skin, bones and connective tissue within the body, providing structural support, strength and a degree of elasticity (in combination with elastin). In particular, collagen can be found in the extracellular matrix - an intricate network of macromolecules that determine the physical properties of body tissues.
In the middle layer of the skin - the dermis - collagen helps form a fibrous network, upon which new cells can grow. Collagen is also required in the replacement and restoration of dead skin cells. Some collagen also function as protective coverings for delicate organs in the body such as the kidneys.
Collagen production naturally declines with age, reducing the structural integrity of the skin and leading to sagging skin, the formation of lines and wrinkles and the weakening of cartilage in joints.
Collagen is secreted by a variety of different cells, but primarily by connective tissue cells. While young, the body consistently produces collagen, but collagen synthesis begins to decline around the age of 40, with a dramatic reduction in synthesis in women after menopause By the age of 60 there is typically a considerable decline in collagen production.

Collagen can be used cosmetically to remove various lines and wrinkles from the face.
Many products containing collagen, including creams and powders, claim to revitalize the skin. However, despite the marketing of these products as ways to increase the levels of collagen within the body, collagen molecules themselves are too big to be absorbed through the skin. That why the Collagen in the Concentrate Serum form is the most and only real effective solution.

Dr. Grandel Ampoule Collagran 3 ml The DR GRANDEL Collagran ampoule is a concentrate for intensive care of demanding skin. Collagran with carrot extract and biopeptides, an alternative to animal collagen , reduces the depth of wrinkles and smoothes the skin.

Dr Grandel Active COLLAGRAN AMPOULE 3 ml

Restructuring and smoothing ampoule
Concentrate for intensive care of demanding skin.
Moisturizing and smoothing
Relieves skin roughness
Proven to reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles
Formulated with a plant-source alternative to animal-source collagen
The DR GRANDEL Collagran ampoule is a concentrate for intensive care of demanding skin. Collagran with carrot extract and biopeptides, an alternative to animal collagen , reduces the depth of wrinkles and smoothes the skin.

What is Collagen and its benefit on human skin?
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body and is the substance that holds the whole body together. It is found in the bones, muscles, skin and tendons, where it forms a scaffold to provide strength and structure.1,2
Endogenously produced collagen (i.e. collagen synthesised by the body) plays numerous important roles in health, with the breakdown and depletion of the body's natural collagen associated with a number of health problems. As such, exogenous (supplemental) collagen is increasingly used for medical and cosmetic purposes, including to help with healing and repair of the body's tissues.
According to MediLexicon, collagen comprises a family of genetically distinct molecules, all of which have a unique triple helix configuration of three polypeptide subunits known as alpha-chains.5
Each chain contains around 1,000 amino acids, and usually features an amino acid sequence consisting of glycine, proline and hydroxyproline.11
There are numerous different types of collagen, at least 16 types5, but 80-90% of collagens in the body belong to types I, II and III. The collagens in the human body are strong and flexible. Type I collagen fibrils are particularly tensile, and are stronger than steel, gram for gram.
Collagen and the body
Collagen is most commonly found in the skin, bones and connective tissue within the body, providing structural support, strength and a degree of elasticity (in combination with elastin). In particular, collagen can be found in the extracellular matrix - an intricate network of macromolecules that determine the physical properties of body tissues.
In the middle layer of the skin - the dermis - collagen helps form a fibrous network, upon which new cells can grow. Collagen is also required in the replacement and restoration of dead skin cells. Some collagen also function as protective coverings for delicate organs in the body such as the kidneys.
Collagen production naturally declines with age, reducing the structural integrity of the skin and leading to sagging skin, the formation of lines and wrinkles and the weakening of cartilage in joints.
Collagen is secreted by a variety of different cells, but primarily by connective tissue cells. While young, the body consistently produces collagen, but collagen synthesis begins to decline around the age of 40, with a dramatic reduction in synthesis in women after menopause By the age of 60 there is typically a considerable decline in collagen production.

Collagen can be used cosmetically to remove various lines and wrinkles from the face.
Many products containing collagen, including creams and powders, claim to revitalize the skin. However, despite the marketing of these products as ways to increase the levels of collagen within the body, collagen molecules themselves are too big to be absorbed through the skin. That why the Collagen in the Concentrate Serum form is the most and only real effective solution.