Oxyprolane — Repair BT60

Repair BT60 is the most specific formula in the Oxyprolane range regarding structural skin repair. Its positioning for stretch marks – supported by dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons according to Bio-Recherche – gives it a professional legitimacy that few other supplements on the market can claim. The mechanism is coherent: hydrolyzed marine collagen as a precursor to the dermal matrix, EPA-DHA for their action on membrane fluidity and the regulation of skin inflammation, astaxanthin for antioxidant and photoprotective benefits, vitamin C as an obligatory cofactor for endogenous collagen synthesis (authorized EU claim), vitamin E as a protector of membrane lipids (authorized EU claim). The 5 active ingredients are well-integrated. Manufacturer-verified composition (Beautyshop.fr, Boticinal, biorecherche.fr): no ceramides in the formula. This is important to note as some catalogs classify Repair in the "ceramide barrier" category – the correct classification is "collagen-astaxanthin matrix regeneration." For a ceramide barrier effect, Oxyprolane Hair & Nails or another ceramide supplement is more suitable. Pregnancy: the formula is paradoxically indicated for the prevention of pregnancy stretch marks, but contains fish oils (EPA-DHA) and astaxanthin, whose safety at these doses during pregnancy is generally accepted at dietary levels – however, medical advice is systematically recommended, as for any supplement during pregnancy. Fish allergy = formal contraindication. Rapeseed lecithin in the excipients: no declared soy allergen.