Hot Hair, Happy Skin, Healthy You.

So, everyone and their algorithm is talking about the shots - Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro - those GLP-1 meds that help people drop weight fast. They mimic a gut hormone that keeps your blood sugar steady and your appetite low. And yep, they work. Like, really work.

But here’s the thing nobody puts in the before-and-after carousel…when you stop eating enough, your body sort of freaks out….and that’s your DNA yelling at you to leave it alone and eat properly.  If not, cue thinning hair, peeling nails, and skin that’s lost its snap.  Basically, your body is in survival mode so it’ll pull nutrients from anywhere it can, and your glow-up? Not the priority.

Slow and steady weight loss would be ideal, sure. But we get it - patience isn’t trending. Still, if you’re skipping meals or living off coffee and vibes, you’re setting yourself up for “brittle hair and sad nails” energy.

“We’re seeing so many people achieve incredible results with GLP-1 treatments, but the downside is often hidden - nutrient gaps that show up in your hair, skin, and nails. At Nutriburst, we believe your health shouldn’t come at the cost of your glow. Supplements aren’t about vanity; they’re about giving your body the building blocks it needs to thrive, even when your appetite isn’t playing ball.”
— Victoria Young, Nutriburst Chief Commercial Officer

The fix? Easy. Balance your smaller meals with some iron-rich protein, and add in a legit supplement to keep your body from running on empty.

Meet Nutriburst Hair, Skin & Nails -the award-winning, sugar-free, vegan gummy that tastes like strawberry heaven and feeds your face from the inside out.   Packed with vitamins A, B5, B6, B12, D3, E, Liposomal C, Folic Acid, Iodine, plus Biotin and Zinc - basically, everything your nails, hair and skin are begging for.

And if the Christmas present list has left your wallet a little empty why not try our brand new Biotin Beauty+ gummies, exclusively available in Tesco and online.

Pop your gummies every day and let the repair begin. Because glow-ups shouldn’t be bad for your health.