Better Skin, Hair and Nails

Look & Feel Your Best

Feeling your best mentally and physically can be challenging when you're experiencing issues with your skin, hair, and nails.

These visible aspects of our appearance can greatly influence our self-esteem and overall well-being. Whether it's acne breakouts, dry and brittle hair, or weak nails, such concerns can affect our confidence and make it difficult to fully embrace and enjoy your day to day life.

As we go through different life stages and hormonal changes, the quality of our skin, hair, and nails may fluctuate. For women, factors like contraceptive choices can also play a role in these changes. However, it's essential to remember that we have the power to support and improve these aspects to look and feel our best from the inside out.

The Right Balance of ingredients

The three main threats to the youthfulness of the skin are glycation, inflammation and free radicals, all of which can lead to a loss of elasticity and firmness. Ensuring you’re getting enough antioxidants and amino acids to reduce inflammation; zinc, iodine and vitamin A to support skin radiance; and vitamin C to bolster collagen production is essential.

Support yourself from the inside out

“Lumity Morning and Night has been game changing for my skin, hair and nails. My skin looks brighter and more hydrated, with fewer breakouts, and my nails stopped cracking within 2 weeks of starting the supplements. Aside from the nutrients and bioactives they provide my body with, they have helped me sleep significantly better, which has likely played into my healthier skin!”

- Lindsey Ormond, MSc RNutritionist

Lumity Morning & Night supports your body from the inside out with a targeted blend of ingredients including amino acids and omega 3s.

TARGETED COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS

Vitamin A, Biotin, Selenium, Zinc and Iodine are all essential for maintaining and supporting healthy skin, hair and nails.

KEY AMINO ACIDS

Cysteine is a key amino acid found in beta-keratin (the main protein in nails, skin, and hair) and, alongside Vitamin C, is important for collagen production, which decreases as we age

OMEGA 3'S

Flaxseed is a rich source of omega 3s and has been reported to be more beneficial at maintaining skin health compared to other oils, including increasing skin hydration and smoothness.

Discover Our Supplements

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Morning & Night Female Supplement

From £99

Matte biodegradable refill pouches for female morning and night wellness softgels supporting daily health and vitality.

Morning & Night Female Supplement Refill

From £99

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Morning & Night Male Supplement

From £99

Matte white and black pouches containing morning and night male supplements for daily wellbeing and vitality support.

Morning & Night Male Supplement Refill

From £99

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