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Reignite your skin's natural glow with the ageLOC® Boost Activating Serum, designed exclusively for use with the ageLOC® Boost device. This potent, high-performance serum works in harmony with Variable Pulse Microcurrent Technology to help you reveal a smoother, brighter, and more youthful-looking complexion in just two minutes a day.
SKU: 07001928
The ageLOC Boost Activating Serum is the conductive treatment serum designed specifically for the ageLOC Boost microcurrent device. It contains ionic conductors that enable the Variable Pulse Microcurrent to travel effectively through the skin, plus peptides and hydrating actives that the microcurrent drives deeper than topical application alone. At NZ$79 per bottle, it lasts approximately 6-8 weeks with daily use — making it the primary ongoing consumable for Boost users.
This isn't a serum you can swap for any off-the-shelf product. The formula contains specific conductive agents that the Boost device's microcurrent requires to travel efficiently across skin. Using a non-conductive product reduces the device's effectiveness significantly — the microcurrent needs the ionic medium to function. Beyond conductivity, the serum delivers niacinamide for brightening, peptides for collagen support, and hyaluronic acid for hydration — all driven deeper into the dermis by the microcurrent.
The immediate plumpness and radiance Boost users see after each session comes from this serum's hydrating actives being deposited below the skin's surface rather than sitting on top of it.
Conductive polymer base: Enables efficient microcurrent transmission. Niacinamide: Brightening and barrier support. Peptide complex: Signals collagen production. Hyaluronic acid: Deep hydration when driven below the skin surface by microcurrent.
Apply a thin, even layer to clean skin before using the Boost device. The device's two-minute treatment drives the serum's actives into the skin. No need to wash off — the serum absorbs during treatment. Use morning and/or evening alongside your Boost routine.
Q: Where can I buy the Boost Activating Serum in New Zealand?
Order from nubestskin.com — no registration needed. All orders ship from the official Nu Skin New Zealand warehouse. Standard shipping: NZ$4.99, free on orders over NZ$99.
Q: Can I use a different serum with the Boost device?
Not recommended. The Activating Serum contains conductive agents the microcurrent needs. Using non-conductive serums significantly reduces the device's effectiveness.
Q: How long does one bottle last?
Approximately 6-8 weeks with daily use. At NZ$79 per bottle, that's around NZ$1.40-1.90 per day for the consumable cost.
Q: Do I need this if I already have the Boost System?
Yes — the serum is essential for the device to work properly. The system includes one bottle; this is the refill for ongoing use.
Q: Can I apply other products after using Boost with this serum?
Yes — after your Boost session, continue with your regular serums and moisturisers. The microcurrent treatment opens pathways that help subsequent products absorb better too.
Important Information: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional. Patch test recommended before first use. In New Zealand's high-UV environment, always use SPF protection alongside any skincare routine. Individual results may vary based on skin type and consistent use.
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1. Nu Skin. ageLOC Boost Activating Serum formulation and usage documentation, 2023.
Reviewed by the NuBest Skin Editorial Team. Last updated: April 2026.
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