Is the Maison Rouge NAD+ Collagen Vegan and Cruelty-Free?Updated an hour ago
The Maison Rouge NAD+ Face Cream and NAD+ Face Serum are both formulated with non-animal-derived ingredients and are cruelty-free. Both products are already described as cruelty-free across all Codeage sales channels.
Is the Collagen in These Products Animal-Derived?
A common question about skincare products containing collagen is whether the collagen comes from animal sources such as bovine, porcine, or marine origins. The collagen used in both the Maison Rouge NAD+ Face Cream and NAD+ Face Serum is not animal-derived.
The collagen in these formulations is produced through a fermentation process using microorganisms, a biotechnology-based production method that does not involve any animal sources or animal byproducts.
Are All Other Ingredients Non-Animal-Derived?
Yes. All other ingredients in both the Maison Rouge NAD+ Face Cream and NAD+ Face Serum formulations are non-animal-derived.
Are These Products Cruelty-Free?
Yes. Both the Maison Rouge NAD+ Face Cream and NAD+ Face Serum are cruelty-free. Neither the finished products nor their ingredients are intentionally tested on animals for the purpose of skincare safety or product development.
What Are These Products Free From?
Both the Maison Rouge NAD+ Face Cream and NAD+ Face Serum are formulated without:
- Parabens
- Sulfates
- Synthetic dyes
- Animal-derived ingredients
Both products are manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients.
Where Can I Learn More?
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