Huma MhatreHuma Mhatre Facebook ad: “creams don’t work.”
Running for 88 days since August 7, 2026. Crush last saw it on November 3, 2026.
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- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1465999462001368
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- Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Threads
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#“Collagen creams don’t work.” That’s what you’ve probably heard everywhere. But the reality is a little more nuanced. 👀 The key isn’t simply whether a product contains collagen—it’s the formulation, peptide size, and how the overall technology is designed to work with your skin. Collagen-based skincare can help support the skin in different ways, including: ✨ Providing hydration and improving skin softness ✨ Supporting the skin barrier ✨ Improving the appearance and feel of skin texture I recently came across an Indian skincare brand combining 264 Dalton Korean Marine Collagen Peptides with clinically tested 634nm red LED technology. The combination is designed to support collagen-related skin benefits, and I looked into the available testing and in-vivo data on Indian skin before sharing it. So, is every collagen cream going to transform your skin? Definitely not. But dismissing every collagen-based product as ineffective simply because of the word “collagen” may be an oversimplification. The real question is: What type of collagen or peptide is being used, and what does the complete formulation and evidence actually show? 💬 Would you try a collagen + red LED skincare combination? #ad CollagenSkincare #CollagenCream #SkincareScience #RedLED LEDMask AntiAgingSkincare Dermatologist SkinHealth HealthySkin SkincareTips ScienceBackedSkincare CollagenPeptides SkincareEducation BeautyScience IndianSkincare
