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SKU: 07001928
After a weekend tramping through Fiordland's Great Walks, your skin faces Wellington's relentless wind and Auckland's humidity extremes — environmental stressors that accelerate visible ageing signs. The ageLOC Boost Activating Serum (NZ$79.00) transforms your ageLOC Boost device into a precision delivery system, using microcurrent technology to drive brightening and firming actives deeper than topical application alone. This conductive treatment serum contains ionic agents essential for microcurrent flow, plus niacinamide, peptides, and hyaluronic acid that penetrate below the skin's surface during each 2-minute session. The bottle included in your Boost System covers approximately 60 treatments; this standalone refill maintains your routine without interruption.
Best suited for: ageLOC Boost device owners requiring refill serum; those seeking deeper active ingredient penetration through microcurrent technology; users addressing tone irregularities, fine lines, and loss of firmness.
Less suited for: Those without the ageLOC Boost device (this serum requires microcurrent for optimal function); users seeking standalone serums for manual application; those preferring single-ingredient treatments.
Pairs well with: ageLOC Tru Face Radiant Day for morning protection, Sunright Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50+ for essential UV defence in New Zealand's intense sun.
Unlike generic conductive gels, this serum combines conductivity with targeted anti-ageing actives in a single formulation. The ionic polymer base enables efficient microcurrent transmission — essential since microcurrent cannot flow through dry skin — while the active ingredient complex gets driven into the dermis during treatment. Niacinamide addresses tone irregularities common from New Zealand's high UV exposure, peptides signal collagen production to counter environmental damage, and hyaluronic acid provides deep hydration that manual application cannot achieve.
The immediate plumping effect Boost users notice after each session results from these hydrating actives being deposited below the skin's surface rather than remaining on top. Clinical testing shows the microcurrent enhances penetration of the serum's actives by up to 5 times compared to topical application alone.
| Product | Type | Key Actives | Price (NZ$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ageLOC Boost Activating Serum | Microcurrent conductive serum | Niacinamide + peptides + hyaluronic acid | 79.00 |
| Trilogy Age-Proof Active Enzyme Exfoliant | Manual enzyme serum | Papaya enzymes + vitamin C | 65.00 |
| Antipodes Divine Face Oil | Facial oil treatment | Avocado oil + rosehip oil | 59.00 |
| The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 | Hydrating serum | Hyaluronic acid + panthenol | 12.00 |
Ships directly from Nu Skin New Zealand's official warehouse. Standard shipping is NZ$4.99, with free shipping on orders over NZ$99. Most urban areas (Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch) receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Rural delivery (RD) addresses may take an additional 1-2 days. Track your order through the confirmation email provided after purchase.
Not recommended for optimal results. The Activating Serum contains specific ionic conductors that enable efficient microcurrent transmission. Using non-conductive products reduces the device's effectiveness significantly — the microcurrent needs this ionic medium to flow properly through the skin. Generic serums may provide basic conductivity but lack the targeted actives that get driven deeper during treatment.
Approximately 6-8 weeks with daily use, or 8-12 weeks with every-other-day sessions. At NZ$79 per bottle, that works out to roughly NZ$1.40-1.90 per treatment for the consumable cost. Each application requires 1-2 pumps spread across the four facial zones your Boost device targets.
The ageLOC Boost Activating Serum is classified as a cosmetic product under New Zealand's Cosmetic Products Group Standard, regulated for safety and labelling compliance. The microcurrent device itself is subject to medical device regulations. Always follow the usage instructions and discontinue if irritation occurs.
These are completely different formulations for different technologies. The Boost Activating Serum is engineered for microcurrent flow, while Galvanic Spa Facial Gels use a two-step polarity system for direct-current iontophoresis. The products are not cross-compatible — never use Boost serum with Galvanic Spa or vice versa.
Yes, and this is actually recommended. After your Boost session, the microcurrent treatment has temporarily increased your skin's absorption capacity. Continue with your regular serums and moisturisers — they'll penetrate more effectively. Always finish with SPF protection during the day, especially important in New Zealand's intense UV environment.
Particularly effective for nor'wester-affected skin. The hyaluronic acid in the serum, when driven deeper by microcurrent, provides hydration below the surface where Canterbury's dry winds can't immediately strip it away. Users in inland areas often see improved moisture retention compared to topical hydrating products alone.
Consult your healthcare provider before using any microcurrent device or associated products during pregnancy. While the serum contains cosmetic-grade actives, the microcurrent technology requires professional guidance during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Essential for: ageLOC Boost System. Complements: ageLOC Tru Face Essence Ultra, Sunright Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50+.
1. Nu Skin. ageLOC Boost Activating Serum technical documentation and clinical data, 2023.
2. New Zealand Cosmetic Products Group Standard. Ministry of Health, 2022.
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