EARTH & ELLE - VEGAN COLLAGEN HAIR, SKIN, & NAIL GUMMIES - 60 GUMMIES

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These gummies are designed to support healthier hair, skin, and nails, providing essential nutrients like biotin, and vitamins A, E, and C in a convenient and delicious form.

A collagen gummy provides essential vitamins and antioxidants that help maintain skin elasticity and hydration, promoting a youthful appearance.

For optimal results, we recommend taking two gummies daily, which can help strengthen your hair and nails by providing them with necessary nutrients.

Our nail, hair, and skin gummies include plant-based collagen boosters, biotin, and a blend of vitamins A, C, and E to support overall health and beauty.

Results can vary, but typically users begin to see noticeable improvements in their hair, skin, and nails within 4-6 weeks of consistent use.

Yes, our gummies are plant-based, making them suitable for vegans and vegetarians. They are non-GMO and made without any animal products.

Absolutely, our hair, skin, and nail gummies are suitable for both men and women looking to enhance their natural beauty through improved nutrient intake.

No. Collagen peptides are derived from animal bones, cartilage and joint tissue. They most commonly come from cows, chicken and pigs. When fish are used, “marine collagen” is derived from fish scales. Vegan collagen boosters seek to offer a plant-based and environmentally friendly alternative that can still boost the body’s natural production of collagen. 

Yes. While there isn’t a lot of scientific research on vegan collagen boosters specifically, we know from clinical research that amino acids and plant nutraceuticals like bamboo silica can help boost collagen production just as effectively as orally administered peptides. The two amino acids most prevalent in the formation of collagen are glycine and proline, both of which are contained in our product. 

We would always recommend consulting with a health care practitioner prior to use if you have pre-existing autoimmune conditions or are pregnant/breastfeeding. Generally, vegan collagen supplements are extremely safe. There isn’t the same risk of contamination when compared to animal-based peptides. As most other collagen supplements on the market are made from animal bones, hides, and other connective tissue, there always exists a risk of heavy metal or bacterial contamination. Clean Label Project, for example, found 64% to have detectable levels of arsenic and one third with lead. This is not the case with our vegan, plant-based booster. 

Collagen is a vital structural protein in the body. It is responsible for skin elasticity, bone structure, connective tissue formation, and healthy hair. It offers anti-inflammatory benefits and can reduce joint pain. Production naturally declines as we age, and our ability to produce it from precursors obtained through food is not efficient.

Vegans can pretty easily meet the dietary recommendations for ALA by consuming (ground) flax seeds, chia seeds, or walnuts on a daily basis. However, this may not be enough to convert to effective levels of DHA or EPA.

Yes. Research shows that algae oil is as effectively absorbed and utilized by the body as fish oil. Fish don’t actually produce DHA or EPA on their own, but instead get it from microalgae that they eat. Simply taking an algae supplement circumvents the need to take a fish-based supplement, and is much more environmentally friendly. They are also not contaminated with environmental pollutants like fish oil.

While seeds and nuts are great sources of ALA, they don’t contain appreciable quantities of DHA or EPA. Both of these omega-3 fatty acids are essential to brain health and cardiovascular health. They reduce inflammation and lower triglyceride levels. Despite not being classified as “essential” nutrients by the WHO (World Health Organization) or NIH (National Institutes of Health), research proves their importance.

People vary dramatically in their ability to effectively convert ALA into DHA and EPA. Relying on intake of nuts and seeds alone is not efficient. Algae oil is the only way to ensure you get these nutrients your body (and brain) needs as a vegan, or someone plant-based that wants to avoid the use of fish oil.