If you read our blog on Wellness Trends We'll Be Watching In 2020, then you’ll know one of the biggest trends right now is ingestible beauty. From collagen powder to biotin, people are turning to supplements to revamp their beauty routine from the inside out. A popular choice right now is Hair, Skin & Nails tablets. But what exactly is found inside these beauty pills?

Hair, Skin & Nails supplements contain the vitamins and minerals found in food sources to maintain and support growth.* Want to know more? Here’s what you’ll find inside our Organic Hair + Skin & Nails supplement:

Biotin, a water-soluble B-vitamin, is usually the main event in a supplement to support your hair, skin, and nails.* We include a clinically studied dose of biotin to help support the health of your hair, skin, and nails.*

Spirulina is a type of cyanobacteria, a type of single-celled microbes commonly known as blue-green algae. These small algae are packed with nutrients like protein, B vitamins, and iron. The antioxidant substance phycocyanin (which gives the algae its blue-green color) has powerful antioxidant properties.*  

Horsetail...wait, what?! Don’t worry, we aren’t talking about the tail of a horse. While we are pretty envious of a horse’s long and lush mane, this horsetail is actually a plant with strong antioxidant effects.* It’s sometimes used in cosmetics and shampoos for hair care since it’s so nutrient-dense.

A blend of fruit, veggie, and botanical extracts provide antioxidants to support your body at a cellular level.* From beetroot to bilberry, the roots, leaves, and stems of botanical plants provide nutrition for healthy hair, skin, and nails.* Who wouldn’t want to take a pill jam-packed with plant goodness?

Taking a Hair, Skin & Nails supplement can be an important piece of your beauty routine. Don’t forget that getting enough sleep, eating well, and taking care of your overall health is also important to help you look and feel your best. Natural beauty starts from within, so nourish your body with daily wellness rituals that work for you!

What are your thoughts on ingestible beauty in 2020? Have you tried any beauty supplements? Let us know in the comments below.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.