Hair, Skin & Nails

3 products

The short version

A two-direction approach to hair, skin and nails

Hair, skin and nails are built slowly, out of whatever raw material your body has on hand — which is why this is really a nutrition category wearing a beauty label. The three products here split the job in two directions: two ingestible formulas supplying the vitamins that normal hair, skin and nail growth draws on, and one topical serum that goes to work at the scalp itself. None of them is sold here as a transformation; all of them exist to support growth your body is already running.

The number to understand first is on the strips. Hair, Skin & Nails Strips put 5,000 mcg of biotin — with vitamin D3 and folate beside it — into a single orange-flavored strip that dissolves on the tongue, nothing to swallow and no water needed. Hair, Skin & Nails Gummies trade that single-minded dose for breadth, delivering 6,000 mcg of biotin per two-gummy serving alongside a wider spread of supporting vitamins and minerals — vitamin C, zinc and iodine among them — in the format people find easiest to keep up daily. And Peptide Hair Growth Serum is the outside-in step: a peptide formula applied directly to the scalp, so it complements either supplement rather than competing with them.

Then let the routine run on hair's schedule rather than yours — strands and nails grow at a fixed pace, so a fair verdict takes a season of consistent use, not a fortnight. Pick whichever ingestible format you will genuinely take every day (that choice matters more than any difference between the two), and keep it stocked with Subscribe & Save — 10% off, with the schedule yours to skip, pause or cancel from your account as the routine evolves. Because hair is largely keratin — a protein — plenty of people run this collection alongside collagen and the rest of our protein range. Every product page here shows you the whole label before you buy, and the standard a formula has to clear to be listed at all explains why we insist on that.

Before you buy

Hair, Skin & Nails questions, answered

Is 5,000 mcg of biotin too much?
The percentage on the panel looks dramatic only because the Daily Value for biotin is tiny — 30 mcg — so any meaningful supplemental amount reads as thousands of percent. 5,000 mcg per strip is a widely used supplemental dose, and the complete panel for Hair, Skin & Nails Strips is published on its product page. Follow the label directions, and talk to your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition.
What is the difference between the strips and the gummies?
Focus versus breadth. The strips concentrate on biotin, vitamin D3 and folate in a no-water dissolvable format, while Hair, Skin & Nails Gummies carry 6,000 mcg of biotin per two-gummy serving plus a wider set of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, zinc and iodine. One honest caveat before you choose: the gummies contain fish-derived collagen (tilapia) and coconut, both declared on the label and on the product page.
How long does it take for hair supplements to work?
Longer than most marketing admits. Hair and nails only show what happened at the root weeks or months earlier, so the fair test of anything in this collection is a season of daily use with the rest of your nutrition held steady. And if the routine turns out not to suit you, the 30-day window still applies — reach out within 30 days of delivery and we will refund or replace it.
Can I use a hair growth serum and take biotin at the same time?
Yes — they do different jobs, and neither changes how you use the other. Peptide Hair Growth Serum is applied to the scalp on the schedule its own label sets, while the strips or gummies are daily supplements taken by mouth. Our scalp-serum application guide above covers the technique step by step.

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The rest of the range

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Shipping, returns and support

A tin of strips, a jar of gummies and one small bottle — none of it ships heavy, but the delivery details are still worth a glance: