An 80-year-old user of Reverse Life's collagen supplement has claimed the product left her with 'no wrinkle on my face', praising the drink for helping her skin. The supplement, which costs 89p per day when bought in bulk, has been approved by a plastic surgeon with 20 years of experience.
Reverse Life's liquid collagen contains hyaluronic acid, biotin and high-strength marine collagen. It is currently priced at £29 per bottle (was £40) for a one-off purchase, with a discount code bringing it to £26.10. A 20-day supply works out at around £1.30 per day, but subscribing for three or five bottles reduces the cost to 89p per day.
Doctor Jonquille Chantrey, a trauma and cosmetic surgeon who has performed over 75,000 procedures, endorses the product. She said: 'Consistent use over at least 12 weeks delivers the most noticeable results. If you're starting to see early signs of fine lines or wrinkles, now could be the perfect time to start a collagen supplement like Reverse Life.'
In consumer trials, 85% of users reported more hydrated skin in 20 days. The product has a Trustpilot score of 4.4 out of 5 from 20,000 ratings. One 80-year-old reviewer wrote: 'I have been taking it for nearly two years, very happy. My age is 80, it has helped me with my skin overall - no wrinkle on my face.' Another user aged 57 said: 'I get comments all the time on having barely any lines or wrinkles at age 57.'
Reverse Life's collagen also carries an M-Tick from GenM, signposting it as menopause-friendly. Alternatives include Holland & Barrett's Bovine Collagen tablets at 27p each and Boots' Vida Glow Marine Collagen at £39 for 30 servings.
