Overview

SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 25 Researches
7.7
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 339 Reviews
8
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Gummies
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Calories
15
 
Total Carbohydrate
3 g
1%**
Total Sugars
2 g
***
Includes 2 g Added Sugars
4%**
Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid)
15 mg
17%
Vitamin E (as dl-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate)
6.7 mg
45%
Biotin (as d-Biotin)
2,500 mcg
8,333%
Sodium
10 mg
<1%

Top Medical Research Studies

9
Biotin restores hair growth post-deficiency
We encountered a case of a woman suffering from short bowel syndrome, who faced significant hair loss due to biotin deficiency while on home parenteral nutrition. After starting oral biotin supplementation of 10 mg/day for three weeks, we observed that her serum biotin levels increased, leading to noticeable new hair growth and resolution of other symptoms. Further intravenous biotin treatment maintained her on multivitamins that include biotin, preventing any future deficiency symptoms. This case highlights the importance of addressing biotin levels for hair health and overall well-being.
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We explored the effects of biotin treatment on hair loss through a case study of a girl diagnosed with biotinidase deficiency. Despite having no notable family history of the condition, her symptoms included problematic dermatitis, yellow hair, and alopecia.

After identifying low levels of biotinase and significant metabolic increases, the girl was found to have two specific mutations in her BTD gene linked to this deficiency. Following the diagnosis, we observed a clear response to biotin supplementation, with an initial dosage of 20 mg per day.

Remarkably, her dermatitis improved within a month, and her hair color returned to normal after three months of treatment. These findings suggest that biotin replacement therapy can have significant positive outcomes in cases related to biotinidase deficiency, connecting biotin to effective hair restoration.
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We assessed the impact of a topical solution featuring essential oils, polyunsaturated fatty acids, and Vitamin E on rabbits facing skin diseases. The study included thirty New Zealand rabbits divided into two groups: one treated with the natural formula and a control group.

Over the treatment period, we observed notable improvements in hair shine, hydration, and a reduction in flaking, bad odor, and hair loss in the treatment group. In contrast, the control group showed no such benefits. Overall, this suggests that Vitamin E combined with other natural ingredients can enhance skin and hair health in rabbits.
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Most Useful Reviews

9
Reduces hair loss
8 people found this helpful
The manufacturer suggests taking two pieces daily, but I prefer one at a time as each contains 2500 mcg of biotin, which is within the daily recommendation of 2000-3000. I use them in a course, finishing a jar once a year, usually in spring. I have noticeably reduced hair loss, strengthened my nails, and improved my skin.
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9
Fast hair growth
7 people found this helpful
Really great and fast results! The delicious gummies have a wonderful texture! My hair has become significantly stronger, and I’ve noticed much less hair loss. My hair also grew faster. I highly recommend this product!
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9
Boosts hair growth
5 people found this helpful
Excellent! I adore these vitamins in jelly candy form for hair, skin, and nails, with a delightful strawberry flavour. Biotin and vitamin B7 support hair growth and are vital for the skin while also aiding in halting hair loss. I highly recommend them!
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Medical Researches

SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 25 Researches
7.7
  • All Researches
9.5
Biotin serum shows promising results
We investigated the effectiveness of the Dr. SKS Hair Booster Serum, which contains biotin and other micronutrients, for treating androgenetic alopecia in both men and women. This open-label study included 1,000 participants across multiple clinics in India who received the serum through mesotherapy or derma roller techniques for six months.

During the study, we closely monitored various indicators of hair health, including the amount of hair loss, hair growth rates, and overall hair density changes. Our findings revealed a significant reduction in hair fall and a notable improvement in hair density after treatment. Interestingly, 95% of participants reported satisfaction with the results after six months.

It’s important to note that while biotin is a key ingredient in the serum, the study did not isolate its effects from the other micronutrients, making it challenging to definitively attribute the positive outcomes solely to biotin. No major adverse effects were reported, suggesting a safe treatment profile.

Overall, the study demonstrated that the Dr. SKS Hair Booster Serum could be a viable option for those struggling with hair loss, providing promising results in the context of androgenetic alopecia.
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9.5
Alopecia areata improvement with tofacitinib
We explored the effectiveness of tofacitinib, a treatment showing promise for alopecia areata (AA), particularly in cases that have proven resistant to other therapies. In one instance, a young adult male with resistant AA had not responded to treatments like oral and topical steroids, minoxidil, and oral troxasalen.

In this study, he received tofacitinib at a dose of 5 mg twice a day along with a biotin supplement. Remarkably, hair regrowth was noted just one month into the treatment, and by the three-month mark, over 90% of his hair had regrown. It’s worth mentioning that no side effects were recorded during the treatment period.

Our findings suggest that while biotin was administered alongside tofacitinib, its specific contributions to hair regrowth outcomes cannot be distinctly isolated. Thus, further research would be necessary to clarify the role of biotin in hair loss treatments.
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We explored the effects of biotin treatment on hair loss through a case study of a girl diagnosed with biotinidase deficiency. Despite having no notable family history of the condition, her symptoms included problematic dermatitis, yellow hair, and alopecia.

After identifying low levels of biotinase and significant metabolic increases, the girl was found to have two specific mutations in her BTD gene linked to this deficiency. Following the diagnosis, we observed a clear response to biotin supplementation, with an initial dosage of 20 mg per day.

Remarkably, her dermatitis improved within a month, and her hair color returned to normal after three months of treatment. These findings suggest that biotin replacement therapy can have significant positive outcomes in cases related to biotinidase deficiency, connecting biotin to effective hair restoration.
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9
Dr. SKS Hair Booster efficacy
We explored the effectiveness of Dr. SKS Hair Booster Serum, which contains biotin among other ingredients, in treating female pattern hair loss (FPHL) in women diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Our study included 1,000 females aged 25-50 who experienced hair loss classified as Ludwig grades I and II.

Over six months, participants received the serum through injections in the scalp. We employed various assessment techniques, such as photography and microscopic evaluations, to measure changes in hair growth, thickness, and overall health before and after treatment.

After the treatment period, we observed significant improvements in several key hair parameters, including hair shaft diameter and terminal hair counts, as well as a decrease in unwanted hair. Notably, while biotin is a component of the formula, the study could not isolate its specific effects on hair loss due to the combination of multiple active ingredients.

Importantly, no adverse events were reported during the study, suggesting that Dr. SKS Hair Booster Serum is a safe option for those seeking to manage FPHL associated with PCOS. Overall, this study highlights a promising approach to treating hair loss in this specific patient population.
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9
Biotin improves diffuse hair loss
We conducted a study to evaluate how effective biotin, when combined with dexpanthenol injections, is at treating diffuse hair loss. In our research, fifty participants suffering from this condition were divided into two groups to receive six weekly injections of different brands of the treatment—one from Pars Behvarzan and the other from Bayer.

After completing the treatment, we assessed the results through various methods like hair fall counts and hair density tests at one and eight weeks post-treatment. We were pleased to find that both treatments significantly helped in reducing hair loss and improving hair density. Specifically, the hair fall count showed remarkable improvement in both groups, while hair density also saw beneficial changes.

Interestingly, while both treatments were effective, we did notice that the Bayer group had a better improvement in the terminal-to-vellus hair ratio when compared to the Pars group at both follow-ups. Overall, our findings suggest that these injections of biotin and dexpanthenol are effective and safe for individuals experiencing diffuse hair loss, offering a reliable option for those looking to enhance their hair health.
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User Reviews

USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 339 Reviews
8
  • All Reviews
  • Positive Reviews
  • Negative Reviews
9
Reduces hair loss
8 people found this helpful
The manufacturer suggests taking two pieces daily, but I prefer one at a time as each contains 2500 mcg of biotin, which is within the daily recommendation of 2000-3000. I use them in a course, finishing a jar once a year, usually in spring. I have noticeably reduced hair loss, strengthened my nails, and improved my skin.
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9
Fast hair growth
7 people found this helpful
Really great and fast results! The delicious gummies have a wonderful texture! My hair has become significantly stronger, and I’ve noticed much less hair loss. My hair also grew faster. I highly recommend this product!
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9
Boosts hair growth
5 people found this helpful
Excellent! I adore these vitamins in jelly candy form for hair, skin, and nails, with a delightful strawberry flavour. Biotin and vitamin B7 support hair growth and are vital for the skin while also aiding in halting hair loss. I highly recommend them!
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7.5
Significant improvement
4 people found this helpful
I really like the effect it gives me; I see a substantial improvement in my hair loss. I began with small boxes, but moved on to larger ones because I am meticulous and truly see the difference. I ensure to take two every day.
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9
Effective for hair
3 people found this helpful
I really liked the vitamins! After dealing with hair loss post-coronavirus, I decided to try these vitamins. To my surprise, the outcome has been remarkable. They taste sweet, making it easy to remember to take them. My hair has significantly reduced falling, and my nails are now stronger with no breakage. They caused no rashes, which was a past issue with other supplements. I'm extremely pleased and will repurchase.
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Frequently Asked Questions

9
Stops shedding
2 people found this helpful
Remarkable results! Initially sceptical that gummies could halt hair loss, I was pleasantly surprised. After three weeks, my hair almost stopped falling out—only a few strands compared to dozens beforehand! Highly recommend!
9
Improved hair loss
1 people found this helpful
I’ve been experiencing hair loss, and after reading many recommendations online, I began taking 2-4 capsules daily for about a fortnight. My hair loss has improved significantly, my skin and nails are stronger, and the strawberry flavour is delicious!
9
Reduction in hair loss
3 people found this helpful
It works! These are the only vitamins that have worked for my hair. I’ve ordered them multiple times and try to follow a course in spring and autumn. Previously, I would lose a lot of hair when washing, but after starting treatment, the hair loss reduced by more than 80%.
9
Eliminated hair loss
2 people found this helpful
Yummy for hair! After using this, my hair began to fall out excessively; in 2 months, I lost half of my braid. However, within a week, these vitamins completely stopped my hair loss! A nice bonus is the pleasant taste and lovely pink packaging. The jar has a lid to keep it safe from children, and I take it twice a day with meals.
9
Effective for hair
3 people found this helpful
I really liked the vitamins! After dealing with hair loss post-coronavirus, I decided to try these vitamins. To my surprise, the outcome has been remarkable. They taste sweet, making it easy to remember to take them. My hair has significantly reduced falling, and my nails are now stronger with no breakage. They caused no rashes, which was a past issue with other supplements. I'm extremely pleased and will repurchase.
9
Significant reduction
1 people found this helpful
I take these vitamins seasonally, in autumn and spring, and they really help me. I have an issue with excessive hair loss, which diminishes after a week of taking these vitamins. Within 2-3 weeks, my hair practically stops falling out. I’m pleased.
9
Reduces hair loss
8 people found this helpful
The manufacturer suggests taking two pieces daily, but I prefer one at a time as each contains 2500 mcg of biotin, which is within the daily recommendation of 2000-3000. I use them in a course, finishing a jar once a year, usually in spring. I have noticeably reduced hair loss, strengthened my nails, and improved my skin.
7.5
Significant improvement
4 people found this helpful
I really like the effect it gives me; I see a substantial improvement in my hair loss. I began with small boxes, but moved on to larger ones because I am meticulous and truly see the difference. I ensure to take two every day.
We investigated the effectiveness of biotin as a treatment for hair loss through a literature review focused on available studies. Our search led us to three specific studies that were relevant to the question of whether oral biotin truly supports hair growth or improves hair quality.

One of these studies stood out due to its rigorous design—a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial—but interestingly, it found no significant difference between participants taking biotin and those receiving a placebo when it came to hair growth. The other two studies we examined involved specific groups of patients, such as those on isotretinoin and women who had undergone sleeve gastrectomy. Despite their unique perspectives, these studies were also limited by potential biases and did not provide strong evidence in favor of biotin.

Overall, while biotin has gained immense popularity as a hair supplement among the public, it appears that if one hopes to find robust scientific support for its effectiveness, the evidence is lacking. High-quality research does not substantiate the common belief that biotin can significantly benefit hair health.
8
Biotin positively impacts hair loss
We examined the relationship between the microbiome and hair loss, particularly focusing on a newly identified strain called Cicaria. In our observation, we set up two groups: one experiencing hair loss and another with healthy scalps for comparison. We noted significant differences in the microbial compositions of the two groups, which got us curious about how these could be linked to hair health.

From Cicaria, we successfully isolated two key components—adenosine and biotin. Through further testing with human hair follicles, we discovered that the group treated with adenosine showed increased hair follicle length and maintained diameter, which are promising signs of healthy hair growth.

What’s more, the treatments involving both Cicaria culture medium and biotin kept hair follicles in the anagen (growth) phase for a longer time. This delay in transitioning to the catagen phase suggests a strong potential for biotin in aiding hair retention. Overall, it seems that biotin, particularly when sourced from the microbiome, has a positive effect on preventing hair loss and promoting healthier hair growth.
8
Tocotrienol increases hair count
In a study examining the effects of tocotrienol, a potent antioxidant in the vitamin E family, we found encouraging results for hair growth. Volunteers dealing with hair loss were split into two groups: one received tocotrienol supplements, while the other took a placebo.

Over eight months, those taking tocotrienols experienced a remarkable 34.5% increase in hair count compared to a slight decline in the placebo group.

However, the overall hair weight did not show significant changes. This suggests that tocotrienols may promote hair growth by alleviating oxidative stress linked to hair loss.
We assessed the impact of a topical solution featuring essential oils, polyunsaturated fatty acids, and Vitamin E on rabbits facing skin diseases. The study included thirty New Zealand rabbits divided into two groups: one treated with the natural formula and a control group.

Over the treatment period, we observed notable improvements in hair shine, hydration, and a reduction in flaking, bad odor, and hair loss in the treatment group. In contrast, the control group showed no such benefits. Overall, this suggests that Vitamin E combined with other natural ingredients can enhance skin and hair health in rabbits.

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