Hand with yellow nails drops Allies of Skin eye cream into a pink puffer Caroline Hirons bag packed with skincareSmiling blonde woman in a brown top beside a pink Caroline Hirons bag and six skincare products on a lilac tableMedik8, Votary, Olverum, Jordan Samuel, Allies of Skin and Elizabeth Arden products stacked on a lilac backgroundLaughing blonde woman with yellow nails holds a glossy pink quilted Caroline Hirons bag up beside her face

UK skincare expert Caroline Hirons launched The Collagen Support Kit on carolinehirons.com on 30 September 2026, priced at £99. The kit has since sold out. It brings together six skincare products, from a cleansing balm to a rich cream, which Caroline Hirons positions for the colder months. It's a one-off kit rather than a subscription. Here are the release date, the products and the price.

Quick Facts

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BrandCaroline Hirons
ProductThe Collagen Support Kit
Release date30 September 2026
Price£99 (UK)
AvailabilitySold out (carolinehirons.com)
Value if bought separately£412, as stated by Caroline Hirons
Verified item pricesOlverum £55, Medik8 £79, Votary £85 (UK); others not itemised
Contents6 products + kit bag
TargetsBarrier, dehydration, fine lines, redness, firmness, resilience
ShippingFree UK shipping

What's in The Collagen Support Kit

The kit costs £99. Caroline Hirons says buying the items one by one would cost £412, which works out to a 75% saving. Only some individual UK prices can be confirmed: the Olverum balm is £55, the Medik8 serum is £79 and the Votary cream is £85. The other products aren't priced individually, and the Jordan Samuel soap is exclusive to Caroline Hirons.

Here are the products, with Caroline's own notes:

  • Olverum Alpine Revive Cleansing Balm (100ml): Caroline says it "melts through makeup, SPF and the day" and leaves skin soft and nourished.
  • Allies of Skin Peptides & Omegas Firming Eye Cream (15ml): Contains peptides, ceramides and omegas. Caroline says it hydrates and smooths without feeling heavy.
  • Medik8 Exo-PDRN Prismatic+ Face Serum (30ml): Medik8's newest serum uses vegan PDRN technology. According to Caroline, it supports skin renewal, calms visible redness and improves skin resilience.
  • Elizabeth Arden Advanced Gold Ceramide Capsules Daily Youth Restoring Serum: A reformulated version of the ceramide capsules. Caroline says it helps strengthen the skin barrier.
  • Votary Ultimate Rich Cream (50ml): Caroline describes it as rich but never heavy and one of her favourites when the weather turns cold.
  • Jordan Samuel Ferragosto Artisanal Soap: A soap that Caroline describes as beautifully fragranced, exclusive to Caroline Hirons.

Everything comes in The Collagen Support Kit Bag, a pink quilted bag measuring 33cm x 25cm x 12cm. The bag is also sold separately for £40.

What It Targets

According to the Caroline Hirons product page, the kit targets:

  • Barrier support
  • Dehydration
  • Fine lines
  • Redness
  • Loss of firmness
  • Overall skin resilience

The products centre on ceramides, peptides and rich textures.

How to Use It: Suggested Routine

Caroline suggests applying the products in this order:

  1. Cleanse with the Olverum Alpine Revive Cleansing Balm.
  2. Eye cream: Apply the Allies of Skin Peptides & Omegas Firming Eye Cream.
  3. Serum: Apply the Medik8 Exo-PDRN Prismatic+ serum.
  4. Capsules: Follow with the Elizabeth Arden Advanced Gold Ceramide Capsules serum.
  5. Moisturise with the Votary Ultimate Rich Cream to seal everything in.

Use the Jordan Samuel soap in the shower. In the morning, finish with SPF.

Availability

Caroline Hirons' website now states that The Collagen Support Kit has sold out. The site invites shoppers who missed it to sign up to hear first when the next kit drops. No restock has been announced.

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