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SuperKure is the official Anima Mundi reseller in France. Order the Collagen Booster Dirty Rose Chai on superkure.fr with delivery from our French warehouse, no customs fees. Free shipping from €60.
The Collagen Booster Dirty Rose Chai is a beauty and wellbeing powder from Anima Mundi formulated to stimulate natural collagen production without animal collagen. It combines botanicals rich in collagen precursors (vitamin C, silicon, plant amino acids) with warm, spiced aromas of cinnamon, ginger and rose. A beauty chai latte as delicious as it is effective.
Yes. Anima Mundi's approach is to provide all the co-factors necessary for collagen synthesis by your own body: vitamin C (essential for synthesis), silicon (fibre cross-linking), essential amino acids. This strategy is often called 'collagen booster' or 'plant collagen' and is 100% vegan and ethical.
Heat your favourite plant milk (oat, coconut, almond) and mix in 1 to 2 teaspoons of powder. Add honey or agave if you prefer sweeter. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Consume in the morning or as an afternoon ritual for a deep beauty chai latte.
All three are Collagen Boosters but with different flavour profiles. Dirty Rose Chai: warm, spiced flavour (chai, rose, cinnamon) — perfect for autumn and winter. Super-Fruit Bliss: fruity and fresh flavour. Classic Collagen Booster: neutral formula, easier to integrate into smoothies. All share the same effectiveness in stimulating endogenous collagen.
Results on radiance and hydration can be felt within 3 to 4 weeks. Visible improvement in firmness and reduction of fine lines require 6 to 12 weeks. As with any dietary supplement, consistency is key.
This product is vegan, gluten-free and free from animal ingredients. Check the full list on superkure.fr if you have allergies to spices (cinnamon, ginger). During pregnancy, use of concentrated adaptogens should be validated with your doctor.