Solgar Hair Skin Nails: composition, effects and expert opinions

Solgar dietary supplement supports the condition and appearance of skin, hair and nails. Check out the expert reviews.

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If there was a competition for the most beautiful packaging of dietary supplements, Solgar, with its dark bottles and gold labels, would sweep many competitors off the pharmacy counter. But what if we take a look inside these products?

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The Polish company is renowned for its high-quality health and beauty support formulations. The supplement Solgar Włosy Skóra Paznokcie appears in many rankings and on users' home shelves. Together with Ilona Krzak, M.Sc. in pharmacy, we have taken the composition of this product under the microscope.

We'll tell you if there's a prognosis for a storm of baby hair, second skin youth and claws like Catwoman.

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From this article you will learn:

  • Whether a dietary supplement from Solgar is good.
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  • What effects you can expect.
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  • What kind of reviews this supplement has among users.
  • What is a bad hair condition?
  • What does poor hair, skin and nail health mean and what to do about it.
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Composition analysis

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Solgar Hair Skin Nails

Solgar Hair Skin Nails
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  • Active Ingredients: MSM (organic sulphur), vitamin C, zinc, copper, L-proline, L-lysine, silicon, red algae powder
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  • Daily serving: 2 tablets
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  • Packaging: 60 or 120 tablets
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  • Sufficient for: 1 or 2 months
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Product description

A dietary supplement with a complex of active ingredients affecting the appearance and condition of hairóhair, skinóskin and nailsand. A simple and effective formulation with no unnecessary additivesós. Recommended for hair loss and poor hairócondition, brittle nails and skinócondition without shine and with imperfections.

Pros and cons

A dietary supplement with a complex of active ingredients affecting the appearance and condition of hairóhair, skinóskin and nailsand. A simple and effective formulation with no unnecessary additivesós. Recommended for hair loss and poor hairócondition, brittle nails and skinócondition without shine and with imperfections.

Additional information

A dietary supplement with a complex of active ingredients affecting the appearance and condition of hairóhair, skinóskin and nailsand. A simple and effective formulation with no unnecessary additivesós. Recommended for hair loss and poor hairócondition, brittle nails and skinócondition without shine and with imperfections.

Expert opinion

A dietary supplement with a complex of active ingredients affecting the appearance and condition of hairóhair, skinóskin and nailsand. A simple and effective formulation with no unnecessary additivesós. Recommended for hair loss and poor hairócondition, brittle nails and skinócondition without shine and with imperfections.

The beautiful label, which looks like it was touched by King Midas himself, is not enough. Let's take a look inside. Let's find out what the tablets contain, in what dose and form, so that your body can benefit from them.

  • Active substances: MSM (organic sulphur), vitamin C, zinc, copper, L-proline, L-lysine, silicon, red algae powder
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  • Daily serving: 2 tablets
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  • Packaging: 60 or 120 tablets
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  • Sufficient for: 1 or 2 months
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Product description

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A dietary supplement with a complex of active ingredients for the appearance and condition of hair, skin and nailsand. A simple and effective formulation with no unnecessary additives. Recommended for hair loss and poor hair condition, brittle nails and skin without shine and with imperfections.

Pluses and minuses

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Pluses

  • The ingredients are in well absorbed forms, which means they will be better absorbed into the body - in short: they work.
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  • The composition of the dietary supplement is carefully selected and, according to scientific studies, the individual active ingredients improve the appearance and condition of skin, hair and nailsand.
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  • An interesting addition is red algae powder, rich in valuable for hair, skin and nails iron, silicon, aluminium and calcium .
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  • The dietary supplement contains no flavours, colours or sweeteners.
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Minusals

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  • Some users note that the tablets are hard, large and difficult to swallow.
  • Some users report that the tablets are hard, large and difficult to swallow.
  • There are some people who report stomach discomfort after ingesting the tablet (usually on an empty stomach).
  • Some users report that the tablets are hard and difficult to swallow.

Additional information:

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Product suitable for vegans.

Tip from the pharmacist:If you find the tablet difficult to swallow or feel heavy after taking it, wash it down with a meal - you will swallow it more easily with food and avoid stomach upset.

User reviews:

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Average ratings on Ceneo: 4.7/5 (1300+ reviews), Allegro: 4.92/5 (3700+ reviews)

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Solgar for hair, skin and nails - effects

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Using the Solgar Hair Skin and Nails dietary supplement for 3 months can produce beneficial effects for beauty such as reduced hair loss and strengthened hair roots, improved skin condition and appearance, strengthened nail plate and reduced breakage.

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Insufficient protein intake causes impaired hair synthesis (brittleness), hair weakness and hair loss. The amino acids L-lysine and L-proline contained in the preparation will have a beneficial effect on the condition and appearance of the hair.
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Ilona Krzak.

Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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"L-lysine is mainly found in the inner part of the hair bulb and is responsible for its shape and volume. With an insufficient supply of lysine, hair is brittle, thin and limp, so the Solgar product is a great way to supplement this valuable amino acid. L-proline is the main component of collagen and, with vitamin C and copper, supports its production in the body," adds the MSc pharmacist.

Interesting study

In one scientific study, healthy women aged 35-59 years were supplemented with 1-3 g of organosulphur (MSM) for 4 months. At weeks 2, 4 and 8, the women assessed shine, hair volume and overall nail plate health. The subjects mostly noticed a significant improvement in the appearance and condition of their hair and nails.

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Copper has an anti-ageing effect on the skin and promotes collagen production in the body, which affects skin firmness and elasticity. It also acts as a pigmenting agent for the hair and gives it shine. It also strengthens the nail plate to make it resistant to damage.
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Julia Skrajda.

Julia SkrajdaDietitian

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Contraindications

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If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking permanent medication or are undergoing chemotherapy, consult your doctor before taking. The active ingredients in the dietary supplement may affect the effects ofand:

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  • antibiotics,
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  • diuretics,
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  • anticoagulants,
  • anti-inflammatory drugs,
  • Set the daily dose and appropriate intervals between the dietary supplement and other preparations with your doctor.

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    Side effects

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    Unpleasant side effects occur if excessive intake occurs or if contraindications are ignored. The most common side effects are the weakening or enhancement of the effects of other drugs or preparations. Therefore, consult your doctor or pharmacist before consumption.

    When will I see the effects?

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    Remember - the most important thing is systematics and patience. It will take several weeks before the active ingredients grow in the body and affect hair, skin and nails.

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    You will need to wait about four weeks for the first visible results. It is also worth taking care of a nutritious diet and good skin, nail and hair care practices.
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    Ilona Krzak.

    Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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    It will be most beneficial to take the formula from Solgar for 3 months. Before supplementation, take photos of your nails, hair length and skin condition. After this time, take new photos and compare them - you will see the effects with your own eyes.

    Expert opinions

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    The Solgar Hair Skin Nails formula is an interesting product, with a good composition without unnecessary additives in the form of colourings, preservatives or flavourings. The simple but interesting composition and daily dose can support the appearance and condition of hair skin and nails.
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    Ilona Krzak.

    Ilona Krzak Master of Pharmacy

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    I would recommend this dietary supplement to people who have been through an illness (e.g. flu, COVID-19, inflammation) or are going through a stressful time in their lives and need to improve the appearance and condition of weakened hair, skin, nails. This is a strong formula that will help stop hair loss or strengthen nails. I would advise against it for someone who doesn't have deficiency symptoms but just wants to buy a supplement - better to invest in a nutritional diet.
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    Julia Skrajda.

    Julia SkrajdaDietitian

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    User reviews

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    The most frequently cited benefits of the Solgar Hair Skin Nails formula are:

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    • stops hair loss,
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    • promotes the growth of baby hair,
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    • improves hair condition and texture,
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    • enhances the growth of nails,
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    • improves the condition of the nail plate (strengthens, prevents crumbling and splitting),
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    • improves the appearance of the complexion (reduces imperfections, tone).

    The most commonly cited disadvantages of this formulation here:

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    • the size of the tablets, which are difficult to swallow,
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    • can cause stomach discomfort when taken on an empty stomach,
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    • price,
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    How does this look in practice?

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    After a month of taking Solgar tablets, I noticed: significantly less hair loss, new roots - significant thickening of hair, fewer pimples on my face (I have acne-prone skin), even skin tone. No other product has had such a comprehensive effect on me. I highly recommend it.
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    MegCeneo

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    My toenails and fingernails looked as if someone had cut them crosswise with a razor blade - this is drug onycholysis, as I take medication for RA. I had thinning hair. I have been taking Solgar once a day for two years. My nails have now grown back and my hair - it's a head of hair again! Surely if I had taken the tablet twice a day, it would have all worked sooner. You have to be patient and consume several packs.
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    RenetaCeneo

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    The best supplement for hair and claws! After tormenting my hair with bleaching and styling, I decided to cut it down and take Solgar. They are growing fast, nice, strong, moisturised, lots of baby hair on the corners. I also have claws like a cat woman! Strong, nice, no uneven plate that I don't even have to paint them! I've been taking the product for 4 months now.
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    JulaOpineo

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    For many years my hair has been thin, falling out frequently and I have visible thinning at the corners. I have hyperthyroidism. This is the best supplement I have had so far. For unbelievers - my hair has stopped falling out and baby hair has appeared. I understand that the large size of the tablet is a problem for some - it caused me a problem too, but I found that I had to try it - after all, my head was at stake, which was starting to almost go bald, and I managed it!
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    AgataVision

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    After the first pack, I noticed that my hair was falling out less, growing faster and there was also more new hair (this was also pointed out by my hairdresser). My nails became less brittle. It took me less time to bring my nail plate to a normal state than when I was not supplementing with Solgar. My advice is to follow the manufacturer's recommendations and take the tablets with a meal, as it can be a little nauseating when taken on an empty stomach. I have a problem swallowing the large tablets, but you can break it into two parts which are no longer so difficult to swallow.
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    AsiaVision

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    I have been using this product for 8 years. My hair went through "quite a ride" with a failed perm of the old type, then highlights, bleaching. I now take comprehensive care of them and have included Solgar in my supplementation. I am 56 years old and have a few grey hairs!
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    Is the Solgar dietary supplement for me?

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    Try the Hair Skin Nails formula if:

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    • your hair falls out, is brittle, fragile, splits,
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    • you have brittle nail plate, burrs and can't grow them,
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    • you want to improve the tone, firmness and quality of your skin and body skin,
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    Are you worried about the state of your hair, skin and nails? Get yourself examined!

    Hair loss, poor skin condition, brittle nails and general deterioration are all signals from your body that something wrong is happening. You may be ingesting a pill with a rich formula, but it won't solve the problems if the source is a hormonal disorder, nutrient deficiency or illness.

    Helpful blood testsfor diagnosing bad hair, skin and nails are:

    The test results are a helpful guide for the doctor to find the cause of hair loss, brittle nails or poor skin condition.

    I have asked Dr Witold Tomaszewski, M.D., about the possibility of performing these tests within the framework of the National Health Fund.

    I have asked Dr Witold Tomaszewski, M.D., about the possibility of performing these tests within the framework of the National Health Fund.

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    The primary care physician can issue referrals for: morphology (basic or expanded), serum iron levels, TSH and FT3 and FT4 when such tests can help to make a diagnosis of the disease.
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    Dr Witold Tomaszewski.

    Witold Tomaszewskidoctor of medical sciences

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    Specialists, such as an endocrinologist, can issue referrals for other tests. Remember - even the best quality dietary supplements are not a substitute for treatment - they can complement and support it.

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    Summary

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    • Solgar dietary supplement is a good quality product, with a composition of ingredients that improves the condition and appearance of skin, hair and nails.
    • Regular intake promotes hair growth, improves hair structure and prevents hair loss.
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    • The formula reduces nail brittleness, improves the appearance of the nail plate and strengthens it.
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    • The formula improves skin and complexion, reducing imperfections and improving skin elasticity.
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    • The tablets are large and uncoated, so some may have trouble swallowing it.
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    • Try Solgar for a minimum of 3 months if you want to improve the condition of your hair, skin and nails.
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    • Remember to have regular blood tests, especially if supplementation is not helping.
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    FAQ

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    . Does organic sulphur help your hair?.

    Yes, organic sulphur (MSM) can improve the appearance and condition of hair. MSM forms bonds essential for enhancing the action of keratin (the main structural protein of hair, skin and nails) in hair, stimulating hair growth and improving its structure and appearance.

    . Which tablets for hair and nails?.

    The best tablets for hair and nails should contain active ingredients that contribute to their healthy appearance and condition. Recommended tablets for hair and nails are:

    . What do you recommend for hair loss from Solgar?.

    Solgar offers several dietary supplements targeted at replenishing vitamins and minerals, the deficiency of which adversely affects hair. Recommended dietary supplements for hair loss from Solgar include:

    . What vitamins are good for hair .

    Vitamins and other nutrients that affect the condition and appearance of hair are: B vitamins, zinc, iron, omega acids, amino acids, vitamin A, vitamin E and vitamin C. It is worth including products rich in these ingredients in your diet to enjoy beautiful and healthy hair.

    . How long to use Solgar Hair Skin Nails.

    Solgar tablets for hair, skin and nails are best taken daily for at least 3 months. During this time, the active ingredients have time to take effect and strengthen the state and condition of the nail plate, hair structure, scalp (scalp) condition and body.

    . Is Solgar a good company?.

    The Solgar company has a lot of positive feedback from users, who appreciate the products for their high quality, visible effects, simple formulations without unnecessary additives and careful manufacturing process. All formulations are manufactured, undergo laboratory testing and are packaged in a manufacturing facility in Leonia, New Jersey, USA.

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Nina Wawryszuk - Author

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Nina Wawryszuk specialises in sports supplementation, strength training and psychosomatics. On a daily basis, in addition to writing articles for Natu.Care, as a personal trainer she helps athletes improve their performance through training, diet and supplementation.

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Master of Pharmacy

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Ilona Krzak obtained her Master of Pharmacy degree from the Medical University of Wrocław. She did her internship in a hospital pharmacy and in the pharmaceutical industry. She is currently working in the profession and also runs an educational profile on Instagram: @pani_z_apteki

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Bart Turczynski is the editor-in-chief of Natu.Care. He is responsible for the quality of the content created on Natu.Care, among others, and ensures that all articles are based on sound scientific research and consulted with industry specialists.

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Ludwik Jelonek is the author of more than 2,500 texts published on leading portals. His content has found its way into services such as Ostrovit and Kobieta Onet. At Natu.Care, Ludwik educates people in the most important area of life - health.

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