In Week 4, People Ask What You're Doing

Let's be honest about something. Most of us start collagen because we've noticed something we don't love. A fine line that wasn't there last year. Skin that looks a little tired no matter how much sleep you get. A dullness that moisturiser just doesn't fix anymore.

So you start asking questions. How long before collagen actually does something? When will I notice? Is it actually working or am I just hoping it is? Here's what the GLOW Marine Collagen timeline actually looks like, week by week:

Week 1 - 2:

Your skin starts to feel different before it looks different. A little more hydrated. A little more plump. You might not be able to put your finger on it yet - but something has shifted. This is your body absorbing the Type 1 collagen and beginning to use it.

Week 3 - 4:

This is when it gets interesting. The dullness starts to lift. Skin looks brighter, more even. Fine lines appear softer. And then it happens - someone asks if you've done something different. Changed your diet. Started something new. You realise it's GLOW.

Week 6 - 8:

This is where the long-term results really start to show. Skin is visibly firmer. The bounce-back you thought you'd lost starts coming back. Nails are stronger. Hair feels thicker. This is when GLOW stops being something you try and becomes something you don't stop.

Beyond 8 weeks:

The women who stay on GLOW - the ones who've been taking it for a year, two years, three - don't talk about it as a supplement anymore. They talk about it as a non-negotiable. Because once you know what consistent collagen does, stopping isn't something you want to find out about.