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Australia’s choc coconut water obsession just got a beauty upgrade

The Collagen Co. 2 mins read
Key Facts:
  • The Collagen Co has launched Choc Coconut Hydraglow, a new flavour inspired by the trending chocolate coconut water craze that has gained popularity across Australia.
  • The product combines all four key electrolytes with Collagen Peptides, Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin C, positioning itself as a beauty-first hydration solution that supports skin health from within.
  • Choc Coconut joins three existing Hydraglow flavours — Strawberry Watermelon, Berry Frost and Lemon Lime — offering a richer, more indulgent option within the range.
  • The Hydraglow range was developed to challenge the performance-led hydration category by blending complete electrolyte support with beauty nutrition expertise.
  • Choc Coconut Hydraglow will be available exclusively in Australia from 1 September 2026, retailing at RRP $49.00 via thecollagen.co.

The Collagen Co launches Choc Coconut Hydraglow, putting a beauty-first spin on one of hydration’s hottest trends. 

Chocolate coconut water has become one of Australia’s most talked-about hydration trends, with the nostalgic flavour combination finding a new audience looking for a more delicious way to hydrate. Now, The Collagen Co is putting its signature beauty-first spin on the choc coconut craze with the launch of Choc Coconut Hydraglow.

Combining the smooth, indulgent taste of chocolate and coconut with all four key electrolytes, Collagen Peptides, Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin C, the newest Hydraglow flavour takes the trend beyond refreshment alone, supporting hydration, recovery and glowing skin from within.

“Choc coconut is having a real moment, so we saw an opportunity to take a flavour consumers already love and deliver it in a way that feels distinctly The Collagen Co,” says Millie Padula, in-house Dietitian and Nutritionist at The Collagen Co.

“Hydraglow is about making hydration work harder. We’ve combined complete electrolyte support with Collagen Peptides and beauty-supporting ingredients, creating an easy daily ritual that supports how you feel, function and glow.”

Choc Coconut joins Strawberry Watermelon, Berry Frost and Lemon Lime in the Hydraglow range, giving consumers a richer, more indulgent flavour option while maintaining the same beauty-meets-hydration proposition.

Hydraglow was created to challenge the traditionally performance-led hydration category, bringing together complete electrolyte support with The Collagen Co’s beauty nutrition expertise.

Hydration, with more to offer.

ALL 4 ELECTROLYTES
Complete hydration support, with no gaps.

GLOW, BUILT IN
Collagen Peptides, Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin C to support hydrated, radiant-looking skin.

BEAUTY-FIRST HYDRATION
A multifunctional formula designed to support hydration, recovery and glow from within.

Choc Coconut Hydraglow is available from 1 September 2026 in Australia. RRP $49.00.

Available from Tuesday, 1 September 2026 in Australia. RRP $49.00
Choc Coconut joins Strawberry Watermelon, Berry Frost and Lemon Lime in The Collagen Co’s growing Hydraglow range, available at thecollagen.co

 


About us:

The Collagen Co. creates beauty-first nutrition with collagen at the core, combining great taste and science-backed formulas to deliver real, visible results.

Founded in Melbourne, The Collagen Co. creates beauty-first nutrition designed to slot effortlessly into women’s lives. With collagen at the core, the brand combines great taste with science-backed formulas to deliver real, visible results.

The Collagen Co is available online https://www.thecollagen.co and Chemist Warehouse stores Australia-wide.

 


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Kaitlin Lawler
PR & Partnerships Coordinator
[email protected]
+61 427 131 307 

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