In need of some collagen support? In Japan, you can simply slurp some soup, pop a chewy candy, or down a drink. Collagen is a big pop word here, and products marketed to help build it are everywhere - from convenience stores to beauty shops. The collage soup to the left was snapped in a convenience store, where they were serving it hot, for about $2.50 per bowl. I've been eating the collagen candy up top since I got here. The jury is out on whether I've seen any effects on my skin, but it does make a great snack. It's like a Starburst, but--since it's preventing wrinkles while subsiding my sweet tooth--totally guilt-free. Cough, rationalization, cough.
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How come we don't have more Japanese crap like this over here and instead we have crap like deep fried Mars bars?
Ivana
WOW bring me back some!!!! I had this Japanese friend in high school and she always had the best candy with Japanese print on the wrapper. Anywho that is such a great idea
How come we don't have more Japanese crap like this over here and instead we have crap like deep fried Mars bars? :
I doubt the FDA allows foods like these to make skincare claims.
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