Revive Collagen brought beauty and wellness together with a special pop-up experience in Miami, partnering with Libertino Café in Wynwood to introduce its new Functional Mushroom collection to the local community.
The Collagen Café Pop-Up take place Friday, Sept. 25, from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Libertino Café, located at 220 NW 24th St. The event featured Revive Collagen co-founder and television personality Sam Faiers, giving guests an opportunity to learn more about the brand’s latest wellness offerings.
The spotlight was on Revive Collagen’s new Functional Mushroom line, which includes two products: Concentration & Clarity and Sleep & Inner Calm. The collection expands the company’s offerings beyond traditional beauty-focused collagen supplements, tapping into growing consumer interest in functional wellness products designed to support everyday routines.
Concentration & Clarity is positioned for consumers looking to incorporate wellness products into busy schedules, while Sleep & Inner Calm is designed for those seeking support as part of their evening relaxation routine.
Launched in August 2020, Revive Collagen has built its business around ready-to-drink liquid collagen supplements marketed to support beauty from within. Its formulations feature up to 10,000 milligrams of type I hydrolyzed marine collagen, along with additional beauty ingredients and essential vitamins.
The company says its products are designed to support healthier-looking hair, skin and nails, with visible results reported within six to eight weeks. Its retail presence has expanded across the United States and Europe, with products available through more than 10,000 retail locations, including Sephora, Ulta Beauty, Walgreens, Boots, Holland & Barrett and Marks & Spencer.
Revive Collagen also maintains a philanthropic partnership with Vitamin Angels, a public health nonprofit focused on improving nutrition for pregnant women, infants and young children. Through the partnership, each box sold helps provide a mother or child in need with a six-month supply of vitamins.