Support your hair, skin, and nails from within
A botanical approach to everyday beauty
Healthy-looking hair, smooth-looking skin, and strong nails are influenced by nutrition, genetics, age, hydration, and everyday care habits. Hair Skin Nails brings together 16 botanical ingredients and MSM sulfur in a convenient capsule formula designed to complement a balanced beauty and wellness routine.
The blend features traditional botanicals such as bhringraj, amla, gotu kola, and schisandra, alongside nutrient-containing ingredients such as moringa, alfalfa, kelp, dulse, and pumpkin seed. It offers a broad plant-based approach for people who want to incorporate a variety of botanical ingredients into their daily routine.
A comprehensive supplement for hair, skin, and nail wellness
Why these three areas benefit from overall nutrition
Hair and nails are primarily made of keratin, a structural protein, while skin depends on proteins, lipids, hydration, and a healthy protective barrier. Adequate nutrition contributes to normal growth and maintenance, although taking extra nutrients does not automatically improve hair thickness, skin appearance, or nail strength when nutritional needs are already met.
Hair Skin Nails combines botanicals that contain different naturally occurring plant compounds, fatty acids, minerals, and antioxidants. The formula is intended to complement healthy habits rather than replace a varied diet, targeted treatment, or medical assessment when changes in hair, skin, or nails have an underlying cause.
Botanical support for healthy-looking hair
Traditional herbs for your hair-care routine
Bhringraj, amla, schisandra, pumpkin seed, and saw palmetto contribute to the formula's hair-focused botanical profile. Bhringraj has a history of use in Ayurvedic hair-care traditions, while amla provides vitamin C and other plant compounds. Pumpkin seed contributes fatty acids and minerals, and saw palmetto is a familiar botanical in some hair wellness products.
Hair Skin Nails can complement external hair-care practices such as gentle washing, scalp care, reducing excessive heat styling, and avoiding hairstyles that place repeated tension on the hair. It is not a guaranteed hair-growth treatment and does not replace evaluation for persistent shedding, bald patches, or sudden changes in hair density.
Nourish your skin-care routine
Plant compounds and nutritional support
Skin's appearance and resilience are influenced by hydration, sun exposure, sleep, nutrition, and daily skin-care habits. Amla, moringa, rooibos, hibiscus, gotu kola, and schisandra contain naturally occurring plant compounds, including polyphenols and other antioxidants.
Hair Skin Nails provides a convenient way to include these botanicals in an overall wellness routine. It is not a topical moisturizer or a treatment for acne, eczema, pigmentation disorders, or other skin conditions. Pair nutritional support with gentle skin care, sun protection, and appropriate professional guidance for persistent concerns.
Support strong-looking nails
Nutrients and plant ingredients
Nails grow gradually, and their condition can be influenced by nutrition, repeated exposure to water and chemicals, trauma, and certain health conditions. Pumpkin seed contributes fatty acids, protein, and minerals, while kelp, dulse, alfalfa, and moringa contain naturally occurring nutrients and plant compounds.
Hair Skin Nails is designed to complement routine nail care, including moisturizing the hands and cuticles, limiting prolonged exposure to harsh cleaning products, and avoiding repeated damage from aggressive filing or nail treatments. Persistent nail changes, discoloration, pain, or separation from the nail bed may need medical evaluation.
The ingredients in Hair Skin Nails
Bhringraj root
Bhringraj is an herb traditionally used in Ayurvedic hair and scalp preparations. It contains plant compounds including wedelolactone and related coumestans, along with other phytochemicals. We include bhringraj for its history in traditional hair-care practices and its contribution to the formula's botanical focus.
Amla fruit
Amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, is notable for its vitamin C and polyphenol content. It also contains other naturally occurring plant compounds. We include amla to contribute antioxidant-rich botanical support. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient involved in normal collagen formation.
Schisandra berry
Schisandra berry contains lignans, including schisandrin, as well as other plant compounds. It has a history of use in traditional East Asian herbal practices. We include schisandra to broaden the formula's botanical profile and provide naturally occurring plant constituents.
Kelp algae
Kelp is a sea vegetable known for its mineral content, particularly iodine, which the body needs to produce thyroid hormones. Kelp may also contain other minerals and plant compounds, with amounts varying by species and source.
We include kelp as a mineral-containing botanical. Because iodine levels in seaweed can vary substantially, people with thyroid conditions or those taking thyroid medication should consult a healthcare professional before using the product.
Gotu kola leaf
Gotu kola is a botanical traditionally used in Ayurvedic and other herbal practices. Its notable compounds include triterpenoids, such as asiaticoside, madecassoside, and asiatic acid. We include gotu kola because of its traditional use in skin-focused herbal preparations. It contributes to the formula's diversity of plant compounds.
Shatavari root
Shatavari is a traditional Ayurvedic herb containing steroidal saponins, including compounds known as shatavarins, along with other plant constituents. We include shatavari to add a traditional botanical ingredient to the blend.
Moringa leaf
Moringa leaves naturally contain carotenoids, polyphenols, and minerals, including calcium and potassium. We include moringa for its nutrient-containing botanical profile.
Alfalfa leaf
Alfalfa leaf contains naturally occurring vitamin K, carotenoids, chlorophyll-related compounds, and minerals such as calcium and magnesium.
We include alfalfa to contribute a range of plant constituents and minerals. Because alfalfa may contain vitamin K, people taking warfarin should consult their healthcare professional before using supplements containing it.
Dulse
Dulse is a red sea vegetable that can contain iodine, potassium, iron, and other minerals, along with pigments and polysaccharides. We include dulse as a sea-vegetable ingredient that broadens the formula's mineral and botanical profile.
Rooibos
Rooibos is a South African plant known for its naturally occurring polyphenols, including aspalathin and nothofagin. It also contains other flavonoids and antioxidant compounds. We include rooibos to contribute antioxidant-rich plant constituents to the blend. It is not a substitute for dietary antioxidants from a varied diet.
MSM sulfur
MSM, or methylsulfonylmethane, is an organosulfur compound. Sulfur is present in several amino acids and is involved in the structure of proteins such as keratin. We include MSM sulfur as a complementary ingredient in a formula focused on hair, skin, and nails.
Hibiscus flower
Hibiscus flower contains anthocyanins, flavonoids, and other polyphenols, which contribute to its rich color and botanical profile. It is also used in traditional herbal beverages. We include hibiscus for its naturally occurring plant compounds and to broaden the blend's range of botanicals.
Manjistha root
Manjistha, also known as Rubia cordifolia, is a traditional Ayurvedic botanical. Its root contains anthraquinones, including alizarin-related compounds, along with other plant constituents. We include manjistha because of its traditional use in herbal preparations.
Licorice root
Licorice root contains glycyrrhizin, flavonoids, and other plant compounds. It has a long history of use in traditional herbal preparations. We include licorice to add another traditional botanical to the formula.
Glycyrrhizin can affect blood pressure and potassium levels in some people, so anyone with high blood pressure, kidney or heart conditions, or medication-related concerns should consult a healthcare professional before use.
Saw palmetto berry
Saw palmetto berry contains fatty acids, sterols, and other lipophilic plant compounds. It is included in some botanical products focused on hair and men's wellness. We include saw palmetto to contribute to the formula's hair-focused botanical profile.
Pumpkin seed
Pumpkin seed contributes protein, unsaturated fatty acids, zinc, magnesium, and other nutrients. We include pumpkin seed because it adds a nutrient-containing seed ingredient to the blend.
Hair Skin Nails vs. Hair Skin Nails Tea
Capsules or a brewed herbal beverage
Hair Skin Nails is a capsule supplement containing 16 ingredients and MSM sulfur. It includes amla, kelp, gotu kola, shatavari, moringa, alfalfa, dulse, manjistha, saw palmetto, and pumpkin seed.
Hair Skin Nails Tea is a separate herbal beverage with ingredients including rooibos, chamomile, nettle, alfalfa, hibiscus, horsetail, licorice, bhringraj, schisandra, gotu kola, and stevia.
The main differences are the format and ingredient profile. Choose Hair Skin Nails if you prefer capsules, or consider the tea if you enjoy brewing an herbal beverage. Neither should replace a balanced diet or be expected to produce guaranteed cosmetic results.
Hair Skin Nails vs. Hair & Scalp Oil
Internal supplementation vs. external care
Hair Skin Nails is taken orally and is designed to complement a broader wellness routine with botanical ingredients and MSM sulfur.
Hair & Scalp Oil is applied externally to the hair and scalp. It serves a different purpose by helping condition the hair and support a moisturizing scalp-care routine.
The two products can be used as separate parts of a hair-care regimen when appropriate. The supplement does not replace topical conditioning, and the oil does not replace nutrition. If hair thinning is persistent or sudden, seek medical advice rather than relying on either product alone.
Hair Skin Nails vs. Gray-less Hair
Broad beauty support vs. hair-color-focused positioning
Hair Skin Nails is designed to complement the care of hair, skin, and nails with a broad botanical formula.
Gray-less Hair is a separate supplement focused on traditional botanical support for naturally aging hair. It contains a different ingredient profile and is not interchangeable with Hair Skin Nails.
Choose based on the product focus and ingredients.
Make your beauty routine more comprehensive
Pair nutrition with everyday care
Hair and nail growth take time, and the appearance of skin can change gradually. A routine that includes adequate protein, varied foods, hydration, sleep, gentle hair handling, scalp care, and sun protection can complement nutritional support.
Hair Skin Nails is intended to be one part of that routine. It does not replace medical evaluation for sudden hair loss, persistent scalp inflammation, brittle nails that develop unexpectedly, or skin changes that are painful or worsening.
Important considerations before use
Know when to seek professional advice
Supplements can interact with medications, and some botanicals are not suitable for everyone. Because Hair Skin Nails includes kelp, alfalfa, licorice root, and saw palmetto, consult a healthcare professional if you have a thyroid condition, take warfarin or other prescription medication, have high blood pressure or kidney or heart conditions, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are preparing for surgery.
100 vegetarian capsules per bottle
