FAQ: Hair Skin Nails Tea

Nettle provides a broad spectrum of naturally occurring minerals and plant compounds. Depending on growing conditions, nettle can contain calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, silica, and zinc, along with chlorophyll, carotenoids, flavonoids, and other phytonutrients.

Bhringraj has a long history of use in Ayurveda, particularly in traditional hair and scalp care. It also contains botanical compounds such as wedelolactone and related coumestans, making it a natural fit for Hair Skin Nails Tea.

Horsetail is included in Hair Skin Nails Tea primarily because of its naturally occurring silica content. This mineral-rich botanical has a long history of use in traditional hair, skin, and nail preparations.

No. Hair Skin Nails Tea complements a balanced diet rather than replacing it. Hair, skin, and nails depend on adequate overall nutrition, including protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and proper hydration.

No. Hair Skin Nails Tea is formulated without artificial additives, preservatives, or synthetic ingredients.

Yes. Hair Skin Nails Tea is made from botanical ingredients and does not contain any animal-derived ingredients in its herbal formula.

Yes. The two products serve different purposes. Hair Skin Nails Tea is consumed as an herbal beverage, while Hair & Scalp Oil is applied externally to the hair and scalp. They can therefore fit into an inside-and-out beauty routine.

Hair Skin Nails Tea is an herbal beverage containing ingredients such as nettle, horsetail, chamomile, bhringraj, and rooibos. Hair Skin Nails is a capsule supplement with a different and broader ingredient profile that includes MSM sulfur, amla, kelp, moringa, dulse, saw palmetto, pumpkin seed, and other botanicals. The better choice depends primarily on the formula and delivery format you prefer.

No. Hair Skin Nails Tea is not formulated exclusively for women. Hair, skin, and nail nutrition is relevant to both men and women.

We recommend using Hair Skin Nails Tea consistently for at least 30 to 45 days before evaluating how it works within your beauty routine. Individual experiences vary.

The formula does not contain traditional caffeine-containing tea leaves such as black tea, green tea, or yerba mate. Rooibos is naturally caffeine-free, making Hair Skin Nails Tea suitable for people looking for an herbal beauty tea without conventional caffeinated tea.

No. Hair Skin Nails Tea does not contain collagen. It is a botanical tea containing herbs selected to complement hair, skin, and nail care.

No. Hair Skin Nails Tea is an herbal tea rather than a standardized multivitamin. Its vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and phytonutrients occur naturally within its botanical ingredients.

Yes. Hair Skin Nails Tea contains horsetail, an herb particularly notable for its naturally occurring silica. Nettle can also contribute naturally occurring silica to the botanical blend.

Hair Skin Nails Tea is a natural source of biotin. Unlike a standardized biotin supplement, however, the tea does not provide a stated isolated dose of biotin per serving.

Hair Skin Nails Tea provides a combination of botanicals traditionally associated with hair, skin, and nail care. Its ingredients naturally provide minerals, antioxidants, flavonoids, polyphenols and other plant compounds, and the formula is a natural source of biotin, calcium, silica, and zinc.

Hair Skin Nails Tea is a botanical tea formulated specifically to complement hair, skin, and nail care. It contains rooibos, chamomile, nettle, alfalfa, hibiscus, horsetail, licorice, bhringraj, schisandra berry, gotu kola, and stevia.