You know that rush when you finally find something that works?
Your skin looks bouncier.
Your hairbrush isn’t full of fallout.
You feel a little more like you again.
And before you know it, you’re texting your sister:
“You HAVE to try this. It actually works.”
That’s not just excitement—it’s psychology.
Giving Builds the Habit
Research calls it prosocial behavior reinforcement. Translation: when you share a product you love, your brain doubles down on it. It becomes more than a habit—it becomes part of your identity.
It’s why routines stick better when someone’s in it with you.
- You’ll actually remember your collagen when your best friend texts, “Day 7—am I glowing or what?”
- You’ll keep showing up for your skin when your sister says, “I feel like this is the first thing that’s worked.”
It’s not about pressure. It’s about connection.
Why Giving Feels Even Better
Turns out, sharing your beauty ritual isn’t just nice—it’s good for your brain. When you give something you love:
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You get a dopamine hit (hello, feel-good brain boost)
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You activate oxytocin (aka the connection hormone)
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You actually strengthen your own consistency
Helping someone else feel more confident? That just makes your ritual feel more like yours.
So We’re Making It Easy to Share
In honor of National Give Something Away Day, we’re giving you a reason (and a little nudge) to bring someone along for the ride.
Every order comes with a free bag of Collagen Boost.
No hoops. No code. Just a clinically-backed beauty booster you can stir into coffee, smoothies, oatmeal—whatever works.
Keep it for yourself. Or give it to the friend who keeps asking what your secret is.
Because this year? We’re all about habits that actually stick.
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