@paulafionabeauford: #hairgrowthproducts #collagen #collagenpeptide #youtheory

Paula Fiona Beauford
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martitah24
Martha D :
Does it have vitamin C? It is needed to help your body absorb collagen!
2026-01-22 06:09:05
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nottheonenortwo
NotTheOneNorTwo :
I’ve been hearing about the benefits of collagen lately but there’s SO many damn products on the market it’s overwhelming. 😩
2026-08-01 01:05:08
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libbyashbaugh
libby :
Warning: these contain shellfish. If you are allergic, do not get this. I learned the hard way 😂
2026-08-29 21:12:29
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sheabuttashay
Shay :
I tried them in 2023….taste good and beneficial 💙💙
2026-08-01 16:09:46
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solarplexus1106
SolarPlexus1106❌ :
How many comes in an order?
2026-09-10 16:06:21
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tildamarsh1107
tilda :
Just ordered this, will report back my results.. hope this works.
2026-08-06 11:58:07
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riiii_nah
Ri bong 🦄 :
TikTok just want all my damn money omgggaahhhh.
2026-01-24 19:18:28
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cindyrichard97
CindyRich :
I have been picking this up at Sprouts for the past 4 years, I like it
2026-02-06 03:53:30
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thegurlwithoutana
thegurlwithoutaname :
Let me ask ChatGPT 🤣🤣
2026-08-05 13:22:11
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karenkkjackson
KETO JAMAICAN STYLE :
As a woman over 50 I approve ♥️
2026-04-28 13:09:33
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booswife215
Strawberry shortcake 🍓 :
My OCD won’t allow me to drink out of that. I need to see what I’m drinking
2026-03-11 03:47:40
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brmb13670fm
b.b courageous :
It tastes horrible but it works
2026-08-23 19:36:29
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vanessagreene655
vanessa :
its too thick for me, I mix it with a little juice.
2026-01-21 17:20:13
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styledbykura
Kura Alexuss ✿ :
I hate how it only has 12. 12 days doesn’t show results so u have to keep buying it ugh
2026-06-27 01:33:44
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shalondaayers1
Mzshai84 :
im sick of tiktok before I can see if one thing working yall selling me something else😳😂🤨
2026-07-16 18:53:21
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irishneanea
Irishneanea :
Honestly these were the best collagen I've ever found they plumped up my boobies I was tripping but it makes sense with how deficient I was after having Cushings
2026-01-24 21:34:57
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empressj54
EmpressJ54❌✅💯 :
How’s the taste because the powder is horrible mixing it
2026-01-30 19:39:28
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sandayyyyyyyyyy
Sandy Le :
One of my favorites! My eyebrows, lashes and nails grew!
2026-03-02 05:22:06
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prettyaquarius88
PrettyAquarius❤ :
That’s not bad I only paid $12 for it so 12 packs for $12 yeah I’ll try it and see how it does I need more collagen anyway
2026-02-06 01:56:01
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softxmeadowx
softxmeadowx :
5000 isn’t enough I need 30000mcg
2026-07-19 18:43:34
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traci.solovely
Traci Solovely :
Ok ok frfr I been taking these lil shots and I get so many compliments on my skin and got much younger I look
2026-03-13 07:35:18
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hotmesswithkids
HotMessWithKids :
Is this plant based or animal collagen?
2026-01-22 05:17:37
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ea_ra3
EaRa :
Great idea on the straw. I avoid pouches bc I don’t want to put my mouth in them and suck it out 😆
2026-02-05 17:52:31
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We are not slaves !!!                             Our hair is not just hair. It is heritage. Long before colonialism, African people had an incredible relationship with their hair. Braids, locs, twists, cornrows and intricate hairstyles could represent our tribe, age, status, family, spirituality and identity. Hair was a form of art, communication and culture. Then came slavery and colonialism. Black people were stripped of their names, languages, clothing, traditions and identities. Our hair was also treated as something that needed to be controlled, hidden or changed. European standards of beauty were pushed onto African people, teaching generations that straighter, “neater” or more European-looking hair was more acceptable. And even after colonial rule ended, those ideas didn’t simply disappear. They were passed down through generations. That’s why it’s heartbreaking that sometimes Black children today are still taught that their natural hair is “bad,” “unprofessional,” “untidy,” or something they should be ashamed of. Not because our hair is actually any of those things—but because generations of colonial beauty standards taught us to see ourselves through someone else’s eyes. Wearing our natural hair isn’t rejecting beauty. It’s rejecting the idea that our natural features need permission to be beautiful. Our curls, coils, kinks, braids, twists and locs carry history. So let Black children grow up knowing that their hair is not a problem to fix. It is a part of who they are. And choosing to wear it proudly can be an act of resistance. Our hair. Our history. Our choice.           #fyp #africantiktok #slavery #goviral
We are not slaves !!! Our hair is not just hair. It is heritage. Long before colonialism, African people had an incredible relationship with their hair. Braids, locs, twists, cornrows and intricate hairstyles could represent our tribe, age, status, family, spirituality and identity. Hair was a form of art, communication and culture. Then came slavery and colonialism. Black people were stripped of their names, languages, clothing, traditions and identities. Our hair was also treated as something that needed to be controlled, hidden or changed. European standards of beauty were pushed onto African people, teaching generations that straighter, “neater” or more European-looking hair was more acceptable. And even after colonial rule ended, those ideas didn’t simply disappear. They were passed down through generations. That’s why it’s heartbreaking that sometimes Black children today are still taught that their natural hair is “bad,” “unprofessional,” “untidy,” or something they should be ashamed of. Not because our hair is actually any of those things—but because generations of colonial beauty standards taught us to see ourselves through someone else’s eyes. Wearing our natural hair isn’t rejecting beauty. It’s rejecting the idea that our natural features need permission to be beautiful. Our curls, coils, kinks, braids, twists and locs carry history. So let Black children grow up knowing that their hair is not a problem to fix. It is a part of who they are. And choosing to wear it proudly can be an act of resistance. Our hair. Our history. Our choice. #fyp #africantiktok #slavery #goviral

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