The new sachet-based formula combines collagen, ceramides, hyaluronic acid and minerals, extending the brand’s beauty-from-within proposition into a broader daily ritual.
Cymbiotika has introduced Liposomal Beauty Peptide Complex, a daily supplement designed to support skin, hair and nails through a combination of clinically studied ingredients. The ready-to-drink formula is positioned as a broader alternative to single-ingredient collagen products, bringing several beauty-focused actives into one raspberry-flavoured sachet. The move matters because it places internal nutrition more firmly alongside topical skincare within the brand’s wellness portfolio.
The formula reflects the continuing overlap between beauty and wellness, with Cymbiotika framing beauty maintenance as an inside-out routine rather than a surface-only treatment. Its blend includes VERISOL Bioactive Collagen, Ceramosides, hyaluronic acid, tripeptides, zinc, copper and silica. Cymbiotika says the ingredients were selected to support hydration, elasticity, hair strength and nail growth through consistent daily use.
The product’s claims are structured around a staged progression of potential benefits. The company says Ceramosides can help improve skin hydration and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles after two weeks, while VERISOL Bioactive Collagen is associated with improved skin elasticity after four weeks. At eight weeks, the ingredients are described as supporting healthier and stronger hair, with continued use linked to stronger, healthier nail growth after 12 weeks.
Liposomal Beauty Peptide Complex also extends Cymbiotika’s use of liposomal delivery, which encapsulates ingredients in a protective lipid layer to support stability during digestion and improve bioavailability. The product is sold in 26-packet format for $74 through Cymbiotika.com, with smaller packs and individual sachets planned for retail distribution. Ulta Beauty is scheduled to begin carrying the product on September 27, followed by mass, natural and other retail channels in October.
By combining a convenience-led format with a multi-benefit beauty proposition, Cymbiotika is broadening the role of the supplement from a collagen alternative to a more comprehensive daily ritual. The approach gives the brand a way to connect its delivery technology with familiar concerns around skin, hair and nails without separating them into individual products. Its next test will be whether that broader proposition translates across direct-to-consumer and retail settings.
