Dermatologist-Recommended
Hair Growth Supplement Brand*
Our natural approach is clinically proven to support your hair growth by targeting six key root causes affecting hair health.
Root causes
Impact
DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) is an androgen hormone that is produced in the scalp. An imbalance can cause the hair follicle to shrink and eventually close entirely.
How we target
We use Saw Palmetto and Maca to balance hormones and lower DHT.
Life happens—and it takes a toll on your hair.
Our patented formulas are tailored to your ever-changing needs.
We’re on a mission to prove that natural is not the alternative, it’s the future of hair health.
100% drug-free, medical-grade, natural ingredients.
Our patented approach multi-targets the root causes of thinning hair.
Backed by clinical studies so your hair is backed by data.
Before
6 months growing
Amanda, 38
“My hair was shedding a lot and felt so thin. I was becoming so unhappy because I didn’t feel beautiful anymore. After taking Nutrafol, I saw more hair growth and volume!” Nutrafol Nutrafo
Hair Growth
Thickness
Less Shedding
Taking Nutrafol Women Hair Growth Nutraceutical
Normalize female hair struggles.
Normalize female hair struggles.
Trusted by the best.
#1 Dermatologist-Recommended
Hair Growth Supplement Brand*
4
clinical trials including
randomized, placebo-
controlled studies
10+
publications to further
hair wellness research
20+
wellness, beauty, and
innovation awards from
top media outlets
300k+
people growing
with Nutrafol
We experienced hair thinning and saw an opportunity to grow.
Our own experience with hair loss was stressful and scary. Prescription drug treatments led to unwanted side effects. Topical wellness alternatives were ineffective. We felt helpless. We wanted a natural and effective way to take control of our hair growth. So we made one.
1. Ablon G. J Drugs Dermat. 2018.2. Marshall T, et al. ASDS. 2020.3. Chandrashekar, BS. J Res Derm. 2020.4. Grothe, T. Phytotherapy Research. 2020.5. Tenore, G. J Med Food. 2016.6. Wickett, RR. Arch Derm Res. 2007.7. Ablon G, et al. ASDS. 2020.8. Berkowitz S, et al. ASDS. 2020.*According to IQVIA ProVoice survey for 12 months ending March 31, 2022.