ageLOC Boost System & Collagen+ Kit (UK)

The Inside-Out Firming Kit for British Office Skin

You spend eight hours a day under office air conditioning, commute on the Tube breathing recycled air, then come home to a centrally heated flat. Your skin is never in a stable environment — and after 30, that constant fluctuation starts showing up as lost firmness around the jawline and cheeks. The ageLOC Boost System & Collagen+ Kit (£169.00) addresses this from both directions simultaneously: the Boost microcurrent device works externally to stimulate and firm in a 2-minute daily session, while Beauty Focus Collagen+ liquid sachets rebuild skin structure from within over 12 weeks. Neither product alone handles both fronts. This kit does.

Who It's For

• Best suited for: Adults over 30 noticing reduced firmness, especially around the jawline and cheeks; people already considering both products separately; those whose skin is compromised by the combination of central heating, hard water (London and South East), and city pollution
• Less suited for: Anyone with a pacemaker or active implanted electrical device (Boost is contraindicated); those with fish or shellfish allergies (Collagen+ contains marine-derived ingredients); under-18s
• Pairs well with: ageLOC Tru Face Uplifting Rich Cream for additional surface firming; ageLOC LumiSpa iO Cleansing Kit for a complete morning-and-evening routine

What's Inside the Kit

ageLOC Boost System

A handheld microcurrent facial device with Variable Pulse Technology, delivering approximately 600 micro-adjustments per treatment session. Comes with the Activating Serum and a charging cradle. Treatment time: 2 minutes daily. Visible results reported from 7 days of consistent use. The Variable Pulse Technology is distinct from fixed-frequency microcurrent devices — the constantly shifting pulse pattern prevents the skin from habituating to the signal, which standard single-frequency devices can cause over time.

Beauty Focus Collagen+

A 30-day supply of ready-to-drink liquid collagen sachets. Key actives:

• Marine collagen peptides — hydrolysed to below 5,000 Da for efficient absorption through the gut lining. Low molecular weight is the critical specification here: larger collagen molecules are not absorbed intact.
• Lutein — a carotenoid that provides internal photoprotection by filtering high-energy visible (HEV) light at the cellular level, relevant year-round even in British grey-sky conditions where screens and indoor lighting remain constant sources of HEV exposure.
• Phytoceramides — plant-derived lipids that support the skin's moisture barrier from within, particularly relevant for skin stressed by hard water and central heating.

Clinical data: 90% of participants in a 51-person, 12-week clinical study showed improved skin firmness.

How the Two Products Work Together

The microcurrent from the Boost device stimulates ATP (adenosine triphosphate) production in skin cells and increases localised circulation. This matters for supplement uptake: improved blood flow to the dermis means the marine collagen peptides delivered by the Collagen+ sachet are more readily available to the fibroblast cells responsible for producing new collagen. Think of it as the Boost switching on the machinery, and the Collagen+ providing the raw materials for that machinery to use. Used independently, each has a ceiling. Used together, the external stimulation and internal supply work in parallel rather than in sequence.

A practical British note: during the winter months — when London's hard water deposits, relentless central heating, and near-zero ambient humidity create a triple stress on skin — this dual-channel approach is especially relevant. The phytoceramides in Collagen+ address barrier disruption from the inside; the Boost's microcurrent promotes surface-level repair from the outside.

How This Kit Compares

Comparison based on publicly available formulation information. Competitor prices not referenced.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this ship to all UK addresses, and how long does delivery take?

Yes — the kit ships from the Nu Skin UK warehouse to all mainland UK addresses, typically within 2–4 business days. Northern Ireland, Scottish Highlands, and island postcodes may take slightly longer. As the UK is now outside the EU single market post-Brexit, no additional import duties apply for UK delivery.

Do I need a subscription or Nu Skin membership to buy this kit?

No. NuBest Skin is an Independent Nu Skin Brand Affiliate selling directly — no membership, account sign-up, or subscription is required to purchase at £169.00.

Is the £169.00 kit price genuinely different from buying both products separately?

The ageLOC Boost System (£119.00) and Beauty Focus Collagen+ (£59.90) together would normally total £178.90. The bundled kit at £169.00 represents approximately £10 in savings. The more practical benefit is a single transaction and delivery for two products that are designed to be used together daily.

What ongoing costs should I budget for after buying this kit?

The Boost device itself has no fixed lifespan when used as directed. However, both consumables require monthly replenishment: the ageLOC Boost Activating Serum (approximately a 30-day supply) and Beauty Focus Collagen+ sachets (30-day supply, available separately at £59.90). Budget accordingly if you intend to maintain both routines continuously.

Is Collagen+ regulated as a food supplement in the UK?

Yes. Beauty Focus Collagen+ is classified as a food supplement and falls under the oversight of the Food Standards Agency (FSA) in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and Food Standards Scotland in Scotland. It is not a medicine and does not carry MHRA authorisation, which is standard for food supplements in the UK.

Is the Boost device safe to use if I've had cosmetic filler or Botox?

Microcurrent devices are generally used with caution post-procedure. If you have had recent injectable treatments, consult the practitioner who administered them before beginning Boost sessions. The device is also contraindicated for anyone with a pacemaker or other active implanted electrical device.

The Collagen+ sachet contains fish — is it suitable for pescatarians?

The marine collagen peptides are derived from fish. The product is not suitable for anyone with a fish or shellfish allergy, or for vegans and vegetarians. It may be acceptable for pescatarians, but ingredient provenance should be verified with Nu Skin directly if that distinction matters to your dietary practice.

How quickly should I expect to see results from the combined routine?

The ageLOC Boost System shows visible surface improvement from 7 days of consistent daily use. The Beauty Focus Collagen+ supplement operates on a longer timeline — the clinical study ran over 12 weeks, with 90% of participants showing improved firmness by that point. Realistic expectation: surface-level changes within the first fortnight from the device; structural skin changes building progressively over 8–12 weeks from the supplement.

Works With

• ageLOC Boost Activating Serum (UK) — £45.00 — Monthly refill for the Boost device
• Beauty Focus Collagen+ (UK) — £59.90 — Monthly refill for the supplement component
• ageLOC Tru Face Uplifting Rich Cream (UK) — £47.90 — Surface firming moisturiser to complement the microcurrent routine
• ageLOC LumiSpa iO Cleansing Kit (UK) — £179.00 — Add a technology-led cleanse step for a full-device skincare routine
• ageLOC Tru Face Peptide Retinol Complex (UK) — £56.90 — Retinol and peptide treatment for additional collagen synthesis support
• ageLOC LumiSpa iO IdealEyes (UK) — £43.00 — Eye area firming to extend the anti-ageing routine beyond the face

Sources & References

• Nu Skin Enterprises. ageLOC Boost System product data and Variable Pulse Technology specification. nuskin.com
• Nu Skin Enterprises. Beauty Focus Collagen+ clinical study data (51 participants, 12 weeks). nuskin.com
• Proksch E, et al. "Oral supplementation of specific collagen peptides has beneficial effects on human skin physiology: a double-blind, placebo-controlled study." Skin Pharmacology and Physiology, 2014. PubMed: 23949208
• Juturu V, et al. "Skin carotenoids and their role in photoprotection." Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, 2016. Referenced via PubMed
• Food Standards Agency (UK). Food supplements guidance. food.gov.uk

Product information reviewed by the NuBest Skin Editorial Team. Last updated June 2025.

*Independent Nu Skin Brand Affiliate — not produced or endorsed by Nu Skin Enterprises Inc.*