Gelatin and collagen both support aspects of healthier skin, nails, and joints, though they differ in structure, absorption, and the extent of evidence that supports these potential benefits.

Americans spent almost $300 million on collagen supplements in 2020, and the global market was expected to increase. Because collagen is the most abundant protein in our body and the key structural ...

Dermatologist break down the trendy skin care term taking over TikTok. TikTok videos offer advice on everything from viral makeup launches to healthier Coca-Cola alternatives. Now, one of the latest ...

Gelatin benefits may help people with certain health conditions, including osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, brittle nails, aging skin, and diarrhea. There is little scientific evidence to support its use ...

If you've seen “Jell-O skin” popping up on TikTok lately, you're not alone. From glass skin to double cleansing, K-beauty has gone viral on the social media app for its skin-first approach and ...