Hum Nutrition Hair Sweet Hair 60 Gummies (30 days)
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Product Description
Let us introduce you to a hair growth product that actually works. Hum Nutrition Hair Sweet Hair is jam-packed with all the ingredients needed to fuel those lustrous locks: zinc, folic acid, fo-ti, vitamin B12 and Biotin combine to deliver nourishment to every strand.
Meticulously tested and formulated with clinically proven nutrients, the efficient supplements produce noticeably longer, thicker and fuller hair in just three months. But how do they work?
Well, zinc promotes the health of hair follicles, preventing hair loss. Fo-ti stimulates hair growth and maintains your hair's colour whilst biotin makes your tresses stronger. Together, they form a potent formula that's proven to work.
Written by Luke Chapman, Beauty Editor
Product details
Hair Benefit: Straightening, thickening/volumising and strengthening
Hair Concern: Hair loss/thinning
Ingredient Highlights: Organic, vegan friendly and contains biotin, citric acid, vitamin b and zinc.
Formulated without: Colourants, gluten, nuts and contains no animal derived ingredients.
Made In: California, USA
Ingredient Features
This hair supplement item by Hum Nutrition helps to promote hair growth and to prevent hair loss as it contains vitamin b. There is also zinc contained in this product which works to encourage hair growth and to maintain strong hair.
How long will it last?
The pot contains 60 supplements therefore it will last 30 days
How do you use it?
- Take 2 gummies, at any time, with or without food
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Beauty Bay. Orders are expected to arrive 3-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Worldwide delivery generally available, delivery costs vary by region, full list and postage costs available during checkout.
This retailer has a 14 day return policy, see checkout for up-to-date conditions.
