As traditional skincare brands continue to break into the supplements arena, Reserveage, already a dominant player in the space, is doing things the other way around. With the launch of its first-ever skincare line, the brand hopes to become a go-to source for every facet of beauty.
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When supplements powerhouse Reserveage was first established in 2009, widespread understanding of beauty from the inside out was only just beginning, but that didn’t stop founder Naomi Whittel from creating a brand whose very identity was based on beauty in a bottle. With a slew of collagen chews, resveratrol powders, keratin capsules, and more, the company helped put ingestible beauty on the map and make it the multi-billion-dollar sector that it is today.
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