Gluta Universe Life Sciences

Pink Glow is an advanced brightening cocktail that combines 55 ingredients in one formula. Powered by age-defying peptides, a blend of numerous vitamins and potent anti-oxidant agents, Pink Glow helps lighten hyperpigmented areas of the skin and combats the damage of free radicals.

Every 2 weeks

How does Pink Glow mesotherapy work?

Skin pigmentation is caused by the synthesis of melanin, which produces melanosomes. The more melanosomes that reach the keratinocytes (the most abundant cells on the skin surface), the darker the skin becomes.

Pink Glow is an advanced brightening cocktail that combines 55 ingredients in one formula. Powered by age-defying peptides, a blend of numerous vitamins and potent anti-oxidant agents, Pink Glow helps lighten hyperpigmented areas of the skin and combats the damage of free radicals. It reduces melanogenic factors, inhibits melanin synthesis and increases cell detoxification, to illuminate and brighten the skin. This highly-effective formulation also contains hyaluronic acid to improve skin firmness and elasticity.

Treatments consist of a 30 minute session that uses microneedling to inject Pink Glow into the skin layers. The number of treatment sessions required is dependent on the age and condition of the skin. Both the face and neck can be treated.

🔹 What is Collagen?

• Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body (around 30% of total protein).

• It’s a structural protein found in skin, bones, muscles, tendons, cartilage, and connective tissues.

• Think of it as the “glue” that holds the body together and gives firmness, elasticity, and strength.

🔹 Types of Collagen

There are at least 28 types, but the most common are:

1. Type I – Found in skin, bones, tendons, ligaments (for skin firmness & anti-aging).

2. Type II – Found in cartilage (supports joints).

3. Type III – Found in skin, muscles, blood vessels (supports skin elasticity).

4. Type IV – Found in basement membranes (supports filtration in organs).

5. Type V – Found in hair, placenta, and cornea.

🔹 Sources of Collagen

• Animal sources: Bovine (cow), Marine (fish), Porcine (pig), Chicken.

• Plant-based alternatives: Plants don’t contain collagen but provide collagen-boosting nutrients like Vitamin C, copper, and amino acids.

🔹 Benefits of Collagen

✅ Improves skin elasticity & reduces wrinkles.
✅ Supports hair & nail growth.
✅ Strengthens joints, bones, and cartilage.
✅ Helps in muscle recovery & repair.
✅ Improves gut health (especially Type I & III).
✅ May aid in weight management by promoting satiety.

🔹 Collagen Supplements

• Available as powders, capsules, drinks, and injections.

• Usually hydrolyzed collagen peptides (easily absorbed).

• Dosage: 2.5–10 grams/day (depending on goal).

• Best absorbed with Vitamin C (boosts collagen synthesis).

🔹 Factors That Reduce Collagen

⚠️ Aging (natural decline after 25 years).
⚠️ UV exposure (sun damage).
⚠️ Smoking & alcohol.
⚠️ Poor diet (lack of protein & antioxidants).
⚠️ Stress and lack of sleep.

NAD+ is short for Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide and is present in every cell of the human body. It is a key metabolite and coenzyme in multiple metabolic pathways.
NAD+ is essential for cell function, energy production, DNA repair and maintaining a healthy immune system. As we age, NAD+ levels in the body naturally decrease, which is associated with aging and many age-related diseases.