Hi, I’m Anna.
After the birth of my son, I experienced hormonal imbalances and stress that left my skin looking dull, dry, and far from its best. It felt like my skin reflected everything I was going through inside—tired and overwhelmed. I quickly learned that stress can take a toll on your skin, but I also discovered that the right ingredients, like collagen, can make a world of difference.
At The SABI, Hilary and I are committed to helping you understand how stress impacts your skin and how products like our Prebiotic and all-natural, plant-based collagen cream can bring back your glow. You deserve skin that feels healthy and looks radiant, no matter what life throws your way.
The Connection Between Stress and Skin
Stress doesn’t just affect your mind; it takes a toll on your skin as well. When you’re stressed, your body produces higher levels of cortisol, the primary stress hormone. Elevated cortisol can:
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Break down collagen, leading to fine lines and sagging skin.
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Increase oil production, potentially causing acne and clogged pores.
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Impair your skin’s barrier, making it more prone to dryness and irritation.
Collagen cream can counteract these effects by replenishing lost collagen, hydrating the skin, and supporting its natural repair processes.
How Collagen Revives Tired Skin
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Hydration Boost for Dehydrated Skin
Stress often disrupts your skin’s ability to retain moisture, leaving it dull and flaky. Collagen cream, particularly when formulated with hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, restores your skin’s moisture barrier, making it feel soft and plump again. -
Reducing Fine Lines and Signs of Fatigue
Cortisol accelerates collagen breakdown, but collagen cream helps to rebuild the skin’s structural integrity. This reduces the appearance of fine lines, making your skin look more refreshed and less tired. -
Evening Out Skin Tone
Stress-induced inflammation can lead to redness and uneven skin tone. Collagen cream often contains antioxidants that combat free radicals and reduce inflammation, helping your skin look more balanced and radiant.
Real-Life Story: From Stress to Glow
One of our customers, Sarah, shared her experience of using our Prebiotic and all-natural, plant-based collagen cream during a particularly stressful time at work. She noticed that after just two weeks, her skin felt more hydrated and looked brighter. By the end of the month, her fine lines had softened, and the tired, dull look had completely transformed into a healthy glow.
The Role of Prebiotics in Combating Stress
Did you know your skin has its own microbiome? Stress can disrupt this delicate balance, leading to irritation and breakouts. That’s where the prebiotics in The SABI cream come in. By nourishing the good bacteria on your skin, prebiotics create an environment that supports skin resilience and recovery. Combined with collagen, they work to soothe stressed skin and bring back its natural vibrancy.
How to Use Collagen Cream for Maximum Results
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Morning Routine: Apply collagen cream after cleansing and toning to hydrate and protect your skin throughout the day.
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Nighttime Routine: Use it before bed to help your skin repair itself overnight.
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For the Body Too: Don’t forget areas like your neck and chest, which are also affected by stress and aging. Our Prebiotic and all-natural, plant-based collagen cream doubles as a fantastic body care product, ensuring full-body hydration and glow.
Backed by Science
Scientific studies back up the benefits of collagen for tired and stressed skin:
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A study in Dermato-Endocrinology found that collagen creams significantly improved skin elasticity and hydration, reducing the visible effects of stress.
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Research from The Journal of Drugs in Dermatology highlighted collagen’s role in repairing the skin barrier and improving overall skin texture.
Stress may be inevitable, but the toll it takes on your skin doesn’t have to be. With collagen cream, you can combat the effects of cortisol, hydrate and firm your skin, and rediscover your natural glow.
Are you ready to transform tired skin into radiant skin? Try our collagen cream today and experience the difference for yourself.
References
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Chiu, A., Chon, S. Y., & Kimball, A. B. (2003). "The impact of stress on skin disease." Dermatology Clinics. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12848111/
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Wang, Y., Wang, M., Li, Y., & Feng, J. (2021). "Collagen peptides: A promising functional food ingredient." Frontiers in Medicine. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmed.2021.740641/full
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Bolke, L., Schlippe, G., & Voss, W. (2019). "Collagen applications in dermatology and its potential benefits." Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31239603/
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Lee, J., Kim, H., & Kim, J. (2015). "Effects of oral and topical collagen treatments on skin properties: A systematic review." Journal of Drugs in Dermatology. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26885795/
HORMONAL & PROUD
Created as a brand to help women navigate the toughest moments in pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum — and practically every stage of life –– The SABI aims to change the narrative around our hormones from one of taboo, embarrassment, and loneliness to awareness and pride. As more than a wellness brand, The SABI offers a carefully-crafted line of products to carry you through your hormonal journey, including rituals, supportive tools, and ancient herbal remedies that have been tested time and time again by women and now come backed by medicine. The SABI is a blend of science and nature conceived by women who have experienced the joys and deep struggles of bringing a child into the world, the pains of a heavy, difficult period, miscarriage, and difficulty conceiving.
We offer you an invitation to get to know your body and its cycles better –– an invitation to really understand what is going on inside. Learn to use your hormonal cycle to your advantage no matter your stage of life, and know that you can support and balance your hormone levels. Look for the right sources of information. Know that there is help, and know that you’re supported.
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DISCLAIMER
The SABI blog and articles are not meant to instruct or advise on medical or health conditions, but to inform. The information and opinions presented here do not substitute professional medical advice or consultations with healthcare professionals for your unique situation.
