Unlock Your Natural Radiance

The Skin, Hair & Nails collection is dedicated to beauty from the inside out. Since the health of your skin, hair, and nails is a direct reflection of your internal well-being, this category focuses on providing the essential structural proteins, vitamins, and minerals needed to promote resilience, hydration, and growth.

Core Building Blocks for Beauty

Collagen Peptides (The Ultimate 3-in-1 Support):

NOW Collagen Peptides Powder: This is the cornerstone of the collection. Sourced from bovine collagen (Types 1 & 3), it is clinically tested and widely known to play a crucial role in strengthening skin, improving elasticity, and increasing hydration. Studies also show that daily collagen supplementation can lead to faster nail growth and a significant increase in hair thickness.

Note: Collagen is available in multiple formats, including tablets (Higher Nature, Power Health) and capsules (NOW), and Marine Collagen Powder (Nature's Plus).

Essential Nutrients:

• Biotin (Vitamin B7): Often a key ingredient in comprehensive beauty formulas (as seen in some third-party collagen supplements), Biotin is known to support the growth and strength of hair and nails.

• Vitamin C: A necessary cofactor for your body's natural collagen production. The NOW Collagen Peptides Powder works synergistically with any Vitamin C-rich food or supplement to boost its own efficacy.

Antioxidant and Superfood Support

Organic MORINGA (Leaf Powder & Capsules):

Known as a nutrient-dense superfood, Moringa provides over 92 nutrients and 46 types of antioxidants. By combating free radicals, Moringa supports overall cellular health, which is vital for radiant skin and healthy hair follicles.

Tips for Maximum Beauty Benefits

Consistency is Key: The most significant benefits for skin elasticity and hydration typically appear after 8 to 12 weeks of consistent daily use of collagen supplements.

Topical Care: Ensure you complement your internal supplements with high-quality topical skincare that protects against UV damage, which is a major factor in collagen degradation.