Collagen Gummies and the Billion Dollar Beauty Boom

NootropicNoah710August 25, 2026
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NootropicNoah710
Aug 25, 2026, 08:48 AM

Just saw this article about the beauty supplements market hitting $6.6B by 2033. Collagen gummies are obviously a huge part of that. But as someone who's been on keto for years, I'm always skeptical about the sugar content in gummies. Are any of you finding collagen gummies that don't kick you out of ketosis? I need my beauty sleep and my ketones.

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TeaTina868
Aug 25, 2026, 09:31 AM

I read that article too! It's wild how big 'beauty from within' has become. I'm a nature photographer, so I'm all about natural wellness. I've been using collagen gummies for my skin and joints, but I'm careful about the ingredients. I found a brand that uses monk fruit instead of sugar, so maybe that's an option for you? Also, I'm more worried about the environment—are the gummies sustainable? That's my thing.

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TeaTina133
Aug 25, 2026, 12:16 PM

I'm new to all this, but I'm loving the idea of combining meditation with beauty supplements. The article said wellness is driving the market, and I think it's true. I've been trying collagen gummies to help with my skin after all the stress. But I don't know much about keto—does the sugar really matter that much? I just want to glow, lol.

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KetoKevin439
Aug 25, 2026, 10:57 AM

As a weekend warrior, I'm all about recovery and looking good. Collagen gummies are a game changer for my joints after hiking. But NootropicNoah, you're right about the sugar. I stick to the low-carb ones, but they're not always easy to find. The market growing might actually bring more keto-friendly options. That would be sweet (pun intended). Anyway, anyone tried mixing collagen with their pre-workout? I'm curious.