You're doing something
good for your health.
Your skin deserves the same.

"Nobody tells you what comes after. The skin that stops bouncing back. The hair that feels thinner than it used to. You think you're doing everything right."

REASON 1

Collagen depletes faster than food can rebuild it

When your body changes at pace, collagen production slows and breakdown accelerates simultaneously. The structural scaffolding of your skin weakens faster than your diet can replenish it. Skin that won't hold its shape, won't bounce back, won't respond the way it used to — no matter how well you eat or how much collagen is theoretically in your food.

REASON 2

Electrolytes are lost faster when you're eating less

Sodium, potassium, and magnesium deplete rapidly when food intake drops. Without them in balance, your body can't regulate fluid properly — so it redistributes it. That's the dullness, the tightness, the face that doesn't look like yours. Drinking more water doesn't fix an electrolyte deficiency. It makes no difference to the underlying cause.

REASON 3

Water reaches your blood. Only electrolytes carry it to your skin cells.

Hydration and cellular hydration are not the same thing. You can drink 2 litres a day and still have skin cells that are starved of moisture. The transport system that moves water from your bloodstream into the cells of your dermis is electrolytes. Without them, the water circulates and leaves. It never arrives where your skin actually needs it.

The insight that changes everything: This isn't your body failing you. It's a supply gap — collagen and electrolytes depleting faster than food alone can replace them. The fix has to come from inside. One sachet, every morning, while your body is still in the process of changing.

Built for athletes sweating through a workout — not women whose bodies are changing faster than food can keep up. Zero collagen. Zero hyaluronic acid. The sodium taste is unbearable. And your face looks the same the next morning.

Most deliver 500–1,500mg — well below the studied 2,500–5,000mg threshold. No electrolytes to carry the collagen into cells. Tablets twice a day. Hard to remember. No noticeable difference after two weeks. Quietly gave up.

Water reaches your blood — not your skin cells. That requires electrolytes. You drank your 2 litres. Your skin still felt tight and dull by the afternoon. Because the deficiency isn't water. It's what your body needs to actually use it.

Serums address the epidermis — the surface layer. What rapid body change does happens in the dermis, at a cellular level. Nothing topical reaches that far. You can't moisturise your way out of a collagen or electrolyte deficiency.

REPLACES

Type I, hydrolysed, marine-sourced. Structurally smaller than bovine — enters the bloodstream intact at a higher absorption rate. At 3,500mg you're within the clinically studied range. When your body is changing quickly, this directly replaces the structural protein breaking down faster than food can rebuild it.

RESTORES

Sodium 300mg · Potassium 250mg · Magnesium 80mg. The cellular transport system. When eating less, electrolytes are the first to go. Without them in balance, collagen in your bloodstream can't cross into skin cells — and water can't either. This is the piece almost every supplement ignores entirely.

RETAINS

Binds up to 1,000x its weight in water — locking moisture into the dermis where the new collagen structure sits. The visible plumpness and bounce. The skin that looks like it's keeping up with you, even as your body changes.

REPAIRS

Vitamin C activates collagen synthesis — assembling new collagen once it arrives. Biotin supports keratin production, the structural protein behind hair and nails. When your body is changing rapidly, hair is often the first thing to show it. This is the finishing layer of the complete system.

"I was doing everything right for my health and my skin looked worse than before I started. Dull, not bouncing back, hair felt thinner. Started Alunamate four weeks ago. My friend asked what I'd changed. That was enough."

"Tried a sports electrolyte drink first — unbearable taste, did nothing for my skin. Then a collagen powder — two weeks, quietly gave up. This is the first thing that makes complete sense to me. The science behind why my skin was struggling, finally explained. Three boxes in and I won't stop."

"Hair was the first sign for me — thinner, more brittle. Then my skin started looking tired no matter what I put on it. I didn't connect it to what my body was going through until I read the explanation here. The electrolyte piece was what I was missing. Can't believe the difference in three weeks."