If you have been looking at the Anti-Ageing Bundle, there is a quieter question underneath "is it worth it?" It is this: where should I start? You can begin with all four pieces at once, or add them one at a time in a deliberate order. Each starting order gives you something and costs you something. This comparison lays them side by side so you can pick the one that fits how you like to learn what works for you.
We'll keep it honest. The anti-ageing bundle is not the right first move for everyone, and starting with a single product is not automatically "safer." It depends on what you want to find out first.
What the anti-ageing bundle includes
The bundle brings four pieces into one inside-and-out anti-ageing routine: NMN Ultimate 10-in-1 (an NAD+ and cellular-energy stack), Astaxanthin (a microalgae carotenoid antioxidant), Multi Collagen Peptides (types I, II, III, V and X) and Glow Balm, a topical calcium balm for the look of fine lines. Bought together it is $119.98; bought separately the same four come to $158.92. That saving only matters if you would genuinely use all four, so it should never be the main reason to choose a starting order.
📊 Research Highlight
Habit research suggests new routines tend to stick best when they are attached to something you already do each day, and that changing several variables at once makes it harder to tell which change made a difference. Both ideas apply here: one way of starting favours a single, simple habit; the other favours clearer feedback. Neither is "correct" in general. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA; these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Four starting orders compared
Here are the four realistic ways people begin. For each, we've noted what you tend to learn first and what you trade away.
1. Everything at once (the full anti-ageing bundle from day one)
What you get: one routine to build instead of four, the bundle price, and the inside-and-out approach working from the same start date. Many people find a single "morning capsules, evening balm" rhythm easier to remember than a staggered plan. What you give up: clean attribution. If your skin feels more comfortable in a few weeks, you won't know which piece to thank. If you are someone who wants to know exactly what each product is doing, that can be frustrating.
2. Skin-first: start with Glow Balm
What you get: the fastest feedback loop. A topical balm is something you can see and feel on the day you apply it, so this order suits people who are mainly motivated by the look of fine lines and want an early sense of whether the texture and ritual suit them. What you give up: the inside-out half of the routine for the first month, and the bundle price if you later add the other three.
3. Foundation-first: start with collagen
What you get: a gentle, food-like starting point. Collagen peptides mix into a morning drink and may support skin firmness, hair, nails and joint comfort over weeks rather than days. What you give up: speed of feedback. Collagen is a slow, cumulative change, so you need patience before judging it.
4. Energy-first: start with NMN
What you get: a focus on how you feel day to day. NMN is a precursor to NAD+, a molecule involved in cellular energy and DNA repair processes, and our formula already contains astaxanthin among its ten ingredients. What you give up: any visible skin feedback early on, and the risk of doubling up later; if you add the standalone astaxanthin supplement, know that you are layering on top of an amount already in the NMN capsule.
Four pieces, four possible first steps. The best order is the one you will actually keep walking.
How to choose your starting order
Three questions usually settle it:
- Do you want simplicity or clarity? If one routine you never have to rethink sounds appealing, start with the full anti-ageing bundle. If you want to know what each piece does for you, stagger them about four weeks apart.
- What made you look in the first place? Fine lines on the face point to skin-first. Joints, hair and nails point to collagen-first. Feeling flat by mid-afternoon points to energy-first.
- How patient are you with slow changes? If you tend to give up when you can't see anything, start with the piece that gives the quickest sensory feedback (the balm) and add the slower supplements once the habit is in place.
Whichever order you choose, keep the everyday foundations steady: sleep, protein, movement and daily sunscreen. The bundle doesn't include a magnesium product, and many people pair it with our Magnesium Complex for Women as an everyday foundation. Magnesium is involved in hundreds of enzymatic reactions, including ATP-related energy metabolism, and the complex includes Vitamin D3 and K2. It's one capsule daily with a meal. It isn't intended for under-18s, and if you're pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a medical condition, check with your healthcare practitioner first.
What's inside the Anti-Ageing Bundle
- NMN Ultimate 10-in-1: NMN, Trans-Resveratrol, Apigenin, Fat-Soluble Vitamin C, CoQ10, Grape Seed Extract, Glutathione, TMG, Astaxanthin and Quercetin
- Astaxanthin: a carotenoid antioxidant from the microalga Haematococcus pluvialis
- Multi Collagen Peptides: hydrolysed collagen types I, II, III, V and X
- Glow Balm: a topical calcium-based balm for the look of fine lines and creases
Anti-ageing bundle starting orders: side by side
| Starting order | What you learn first | What you give up | Suits you if... |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full bundle at once | Whether the whole routine fits your day | Knowing which piece did what | You value one simple habit and the bundle price |
| Skin-first (Glow Balm) | How the balm feels and looks on your skin | Inside-out support for the first month | Fine lines are your main reason for looking |
| Foundation-first (Collagen) | Whether a daily scoop becomes automatic | Quick, visible feedback | Joints, hair and nails matter as much as skin |
| Energy-first (NMN) | How you feel through the day | Early skin feedback | Day-to-day energy is your main focus |
| Doing nothing yet | Nothing new, but your baseline stays clear | Time and momentum | You want to sort sleep, sun and diet first |
Who benefits from each approach
Starting with the full bundle tends to suit busy people who like to decide once and then stop thinking about it, and anyone who already knows they want both supplements and skincare in their anti-ageing routine. A staggered start suits curious, data-minded people, anyone with a sensitive stomach or sensitive skin who prefers to introduce one new thing at a time, and those who'd rather spread the cost. If you have sensitive skin, patch-test the balm on your inner arm first, whichever order you choose.
A practical middle path: start with the full bundle, but add the pieces over your first two weeks rather than on the same morning. You get the bundle value and still get a rough sense of how each one sits with you.
✨ Key Takeaways
- Starting with the whole anti-ageing bundle buys simplicity and value; starting one piece at a time buys clarity about what each piece does.
- Pick your first piece by your main reason for looking: skin (balm), joints and hair (collagen) or energy (NMN).
- Whatever the order, give slow-acting supplements several weeks and keep sleep, sun protection and nutrition steady.
There's no wrong door into a good anti-ageing routine, only the one you won't keep using. If simplicity wins, the Anti-Ageing Bundle sets up all four pieces from day one. If you'd rather begin with one, start with the piece that matches your reason for looking, such as Glow Balm for the look of fine lines, and build from there.