NH Detoxlim

NH Beau Wite

Brightening collagen drink for radiant, youthful-looking skin.
Brightening collagen drink
Acai, Grape Skin, Tomato Seed
500Da Marine Collagen Peptide
RM73.80

15g x 10 sachets

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Approved by the Ministry of Health Malaysia

  • Reduces melanin and deflects UV as a brightening collagen supplement
  • Repairs skin barrier with 4500mg Marine Collagen Peptide daily
  • Accelerates skin cell repair with marine collagen peptide technology
  • Marine Collagen Peptide (Fish)
  • Fructose
  • Grape Juice Powder (20%)
  • Blackcurrant Juice Powder
  • Vitamin C
  • Acai Extract (2%)
  • Grape Skin Extract (2%)
  • Tomato Seed Extract

Mix 1 sachet into 150ml water. Take 1 sachet daily before meal.

Halal by JAKIM · MESTI Certified

NH Beau Wite

NH Detoxlim

NH Beau Wite

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Product feature / benefit

Why You'll Love It

Potent Brightening Blend

Powered by 4500mg Marine Collagen Peptides and 3 natural antioxidants to help promote brighter, more radiant skin.

Multi-Antioxidant Defence

A unique blend of Acai Extract, Grape Skin Extract, and Tomato Seed Extract to help protect the skin against oxidative stress.

High Body Absorption

Hydrolysed marine collagen with a low molecular weight of 500Da for enhanced absorption to help maximise collagen benefits.

Natural Ingredients

Made with carefully selected natural ingredients and no added artificial flavouring, colouring, or preservative.
Product Explainaton / Ingredient

What's Inside

01

Acai Extract

Reduces melanin production

02

Grape Skin Extract

Deflects UV, brightens skin

03

Tomato Seed Extract

Repairs skin barrier

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes — your skin needs extra nourishment during that time of the month.

  • Yes — collagen levels naturally decline over time, so consistent use helps maintain skin health and radiance.

  • The collagen peptides are sourced from the skin of deep-sea fish, so it may not be suitable for vegetarians.

  • Caution advised for fish allergy; may be suitable if allergy is limited to shellfish. Consult a doctor if unsure.