I wanted better skin.
Not another
research project.

You know that moment when looking for an answer leaves you with more questions?

That was me.

I was dealing with recurring breakouts. I wanted to find something that made sense for my skin. So I did what you probably do: I went online and started reading.

Use this. Don’t use that. Combine these two ingredients. Never combine those two ingredients. This person swears by a product. The next person says to avoid it.

Every answer seemed to come with another instruction.

After a while, even choosing what to try felt like work. I was spending my attention sorting through advice, trying to figure out which claims meant something and which were just good marketing.

I wanted a routine I could understand.

My husband, Juan, was interested in the nutrition side of things. As we talked about what I was finding, another question came up: where did nutrition fit into all of this?

I had spent so much time thinking about what went on my skin. Together, we started thinking about what went into our day.

That’s where Juan came in.

Juan began researching ingredients used in supplements, foods, and traditional botanical preparations. While I wanted a simpler routine, he wanted to understand what might go into a blend we could make ourselves.

His research brought him to marine collagen, hyaluronic acid, fruit powders, and botanicals like manjistha and ginkgo.

Juan liked the idea of learning from more than one tradition. He explored both contemporary supplement ingredients and botanicals with a history of traditional use. That curiosity became part of how he approached the formula.

There was a practical side to this, too. I didn’t want another complicated set of instructions. If we made something, it needed to be easy to prepare and easy to fit into a normal day.

Eventually, Juan’s response was: let’s make it ourselves.

He researched ingredients, worked through amounts, and experimented with the blend. SuperSkin grew out of that work and the frustration that had started our search.

A note worth making here: nutrition is one part of caring for yourself. A supplement doesn’t replace a varied diet, sunscreen, or effective skincare. SuperSkin is not an acne treatment.

Seven ingredients.
One place to see what’s in them.

When you’re tired of sorting through claims, being able to read a formula matters.

SuperSkin brings together marine collagen peptides, hyaluronic acid, ginkgo leaf powder, manjistha powder, strawberry, açaí, and monk fruit extract. Two scoops make one serving.

You can see every listed amount below. No guessing how much collagen is hiding inside a named blend. No need to buy all seven ingredients separately and measure them yourself.

That convenience is a big part of why we made it. One bag. One serving to measure. A drink that can fit into a routine you already have.

You deserve more than an impressive ingredient list.

It’s fair to ask what the research says. It’s also fair to ask whether that research studied the product you’re about to buy.

Those are different questions.

Collagen and oral hyaluronic acid have been studied for skin-related outcomes. Some findings are encouraging; others are less convincing. Studies use particular preparations, amounts, and time periods. You can’t assume every blend will produce the same result.

We don’t present SuperSkin as a clinically proven finished formula. We also don’t promise that you’ll see a change in two weeks, or that one drink will solve a skin condition.

What we can show you is the product itself: the ingredients, the amounts, the directions, and the price. That’s the information I would want before deciding whether to add something to my own routine.

The part we wanted
to keep simple.

Mix two scoops into 10 ounces of a hot or cold beverage. The label suggests water, milk, tea, coffee, or a smoothie.

That’s the preparation. You can choose the drink and the time of day that work for you.

You’re getting 30 servings in a bag. At $44.99, that works out to about $1.50 per serving before any applicable tax or checkout charges.

For someone already interested in these ingredients, the appeal is straightforward: a premixed formula with its amounts listed, without a separate container and measuring step for each ingredient.

You get to decide whether that belongs in your routine.

We made the blend
we wanted to find.

SuperSkin started with my search for answers and Juan’s willingness to dig into the ingredients. What brought those two things together was a shared wish: to make something simple enough to fit into everyday life.

That history matters to me. There are real people behind this bag, and a real reason we started.

If you’ve read this far because you recognize that feeling of being overwhelmed by advice, I hope we’ve at least made this decision easier to understand.

Read the formula. Check the suitability information below. Ask us your questions.

And if SuperSkin fits what you’re looking for, we’d be glad to be part of your routine.

Gaby

Gaby Martinez
Co-founder, SuperSkin
Created with my husband, Juan.