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Beauty Supplements
مكملات فموية للشعر والبشرة والأظافر.
58 products · 28 brands · from 210 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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NanOcare Liposomal Glutathione 500 mg NanoCare – Advanced Antioxidant Support Tablets565 EGPSave 155 EGP
720 EGP -
NeoCell NeoCell Grassfed Collagen Peptides + C 6000 mg – 250 Caplets2,175 EGPSave 115 EGP
2,290 EGP -
Dr Nutrition Collagen Prime – Marine Collagen Powder for Skin, Joint & Muscle Recovery – High Bioavailability – 155g (31 Servings)1,200 EGPSave 300 EGP
1,500 EGP -
Hayah Laboratories AGEAL Collagen Liquid Supplement 25ml × 10 Shots | Skin, Hair & Nail Support – Hayah Laboratories431 EGP
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Organic Nation Organic Nation Hydrolyzed Collagen 1000 with Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin C – 90 Tablets775 EGP
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Hefny Pharma Group (HPG) Justin Blue Hair Capsules 30 – Dietary Supplement for Hair Growth Support350 EGP
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Puritan’s Pride Puritan’s Pride Super Biotin 5000 mcg 60 Capsules – Hair, Skin & Nail Support600 EGP
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NanOcare NanoCare MultiCollagen 10g – Marine & Bovine Collagen for Skin, Joints, Hair & Nails270 EGPSave 30 EGP
300 EGP -
NeoCell NeoCell Collagen Beauty Bursts Fruit Punch – 60 Tasty Soft Chews1,850 EGPSave 100 EGP
1,950 EGP
Guides to help you choose
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This section is for anyone looking for oral nutritional support for hair, skin and nails. Options differ in the main ingredient: marine, bovine or multi-type collagen, standalone biotin, or all-in-one formulas like Perfectil. They also differ in form, from sachets, powders and tablets to liquid shots and gummies, and in price, from about 210 EGP to over 2,000 EGP.
How to choose
- Start with your goal: collagen is usually chosen for skin, biotin or multi-formulas for hair and nails.
- Fish allergy? Choose bovine collagen instead of marine, and read the full ingredient list.
- Sachets and powders suit larger collagen servings; tablets and gummies are easier for daily consistency.
- Compare cost per daily serving, not box price; sachet and tablet counts vary a lot.
- Ask the pharmacist if pregnant, breastfeeding, on long-term medication, or experiencing heavy hair loss.
Frequently asked questions
How soon might I notice a difference?
There is no guaranteed result. Hair and nails grow slowly, so any possible improvement usually takes several weeks of consistent use alongside a balanced diet and good sleep. Stick to the dose on the label, and if you notice nothing after a reasonable period, ask the pharmacist about an alternative.
Should I choose marine or bovine collagen?
Both are common sources of hydrolyzed collagen. Marine options like IGEA capsules or Collagen Prime powder suit people avoiding beef, but should be avoided with a fish allergy. Bovine options like ORA Collagen C or NeoCell Grassfed are good alternatives then. Some products, like NanoCare Multi Collagen, combine both.
Is 10,000 mcg biotin a high dose?
Yes, it is high compared with what food provides, and it is widely sold, for example by Organic Nation and Natrol. High-dose biotin may affect some lab results, such as thyroid tests, so tell your doctor or lab before any blood test. Ask the pharmacist which strength suits you.
Can I take collagen and biotin, or several supplements, together?
Often yes, but check labels first, since many formulas already contain biotin, zinc and vitamin C, so you may double up unnecessarily. Some collagen products, for example, add hyaluronic acid and vitamin C. Show the pharmacist everything you take before combining products.
I have heavy hair loss. Is a supplement enough?
Heavy or sudden shedding can have causes such as low iron, thyroid issues, stress or hormonal changes, and a supplement alone may not address them. It is best to see a dermatologist and do the needed tests first, then ask the pharmacist about a suitable supplement as extra support.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
