My Nourage Review (2023) – Worth The High Price?

It’s time for my Nourage review – a hair supplement that seems very promising:

• lots of positive reviews
• an award received in 2015

But as you might expect, it’s extremely expensive (at $60 per month).

So is Nourage worth all these money? Does it work better than other hair supplements?

Let’s find out all the details behind this product.

Note: This review is based on my opinion + research on Nourage.

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: Hair Growth Vitamins from Nourage

Versions: Only 1 (30 days supply). 

But you can buy more bottles at once (with a very small discount).

Best Actual Price: Around $60 per bottle.

Cheapest Place To Buy: Probably Amazon (or the official website – but only with subscription).

Designed For: According to the label – here’s what it can do:

• thicken hair
• reduce shedding
• regrow hair for men and women
• extra shine

So it’s mostly a hair health supplement – but it also works for hair loss and growth.

However, from what I read – it doesn’t regrow hair on bald scalps. Just keep this in mind.

My Rating: 8 out of 10

Worth Buying?: If you afford paying $60 per month, definitely.

It’s a great product – but I wouldn’t recommend it because:

• it’s extremely expensive
• you need 3 pills per day

But in terms of effect, it’s really good. However – if you can’t afford the high price, I recommend you a $25 supplement that worked the same for me.

 

What I Liked About It

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• Contains a unique ingredient (special form of keratin)
• Pills are pretty small
• Really effective for thickening hair
• Many positive reviews about it
• Has some clinical evidence behind (1 ingredient, not the whole supplement)

 

What I Didn’t Like About It

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• No herbal extracts
• You need 3 pills per day
• Extremely expensive
• Not affordable to buy monthly (on the long term)
• You can only find it in 2 retailers

 

 

 

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#1 – Ingredients (9 out of 10)

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Firstly, I’m not a huge fan of Nourage’s formula – for 2 reasons:

• contains mostly vitamins/minerals
• no herbal extracts

Vitamins are surely good for hair. But when it comes to growth – they’re not as strong as herbal extracts.

So that’s something I don’t like about Nourage.

However – it’s not all about vitamins. It’s actually based on a unique ingredient (that probably does most of the job).

Now – I would divide Nourage’s ingredients in 2 classes:

1. Vitamins + Minerals
2. Trademark Ingredients

So let’s take a closer look at each.

1. Vitamins + Minerals

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Nourage only contains 7 ingredients here – which isn’t that much (compared to other products):

1. Vitamin C – it’s an antioxidant and helps collagen production. [1]
2. Niacinamide – can speed up hair growth.
3. Vitamin B6 – strengthens hair and increases growth.
4. Biotin – responsible for decreasing shedding and boosting growth. [2]
5. Panthotenic Acid – maintains hair health and color.
6. Copper – a deficiency can cause hair loss. [3]
7. Zinc – just like cooper, it’s responsible for shedding and hair loss.

Now – as I said, these aren’t all of the vitamins/minerals effective for hair growth.

So Nourage doesn’t contain every useful vitamins – as other products do (see HairBurst).

But in my opinion, the ones it contains are enough.

2. Trademark Ingredients

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Actually – out of these 2 ingredients, only one is a brand one.

The other is rather a mix, but it’s not a trademark of any company:

1. Cynatine HNS Keratin – that’s the trademark ingredient I was talking about.
2. Antioxidant Blend – can restore hair health and protect against external factors.

Now – regarding Cynatine HNS Keratin:

• increases your body’s keratin levels
• responsible for hair strength
• promotes hair growth and regeneration
• has some clinical evidence behind [4]

Basically, this ingredient is a superior form of keratin (in terms of absorption).

I won’t insist of keratin and its benefits – as you’re probably familiar with them.

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Conclusion

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Nourage’s formula is pretty good actually. 

I’m not impressed by the high quantity of vitamins +minerals (that’s what most supplements contain).

However – the Cynatine HNS Keratin make it unique.

So judging after the formula, Nourage should work really well.

 

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#2 – How To Take It (8 out of 10)

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I will try to give you some details about Nourage’s pills and when it’s best to take them.

1. Pills Facts

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According to the label – Nourage’s pills are tablets. 

That makes the pretty different from most hair supplements – which have gelatin pills.

So here’s what you should know about Nourage:

• tablets have small dimensions
• they’re thicker and have a round shape
• however, they’re quite easy to swallow

The only downside might be taste. 

Since there’s no gelatin cover, the pills might have a bitter taste – especially at first.

But sure, that’s not a major thing – as you can get used to that.

2. The Schedule

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That’s a possible downside of Nourage:

1. You need 3 pills per day.
2. It’s better to space them out throughout the day.
3. This schedule can be hard to follow.

Obviously – the best scenario would be to take only 1 pill per day.

But most hair supplements require 2.

However – 3 pills daily is already a bit hard, especially if you’re a busy person and work all day.

For this reason – you can take all 3 pills together, instead of forgetting about 1 or 2 throughout the day.

It’s not very pleasant to swallow 3 pills one after the other – but that’s it.

 

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#3 – Results (9 out of 10)

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Believe it or not – Nourage seems to have mostly positive reviews.

Compared to other hair supplements, it has considerably less complaints. At least in terms of effect.

Note: I didn’t try to supplement myself, so I can’t speak from experience. But this section is based on all authentic reviews I could find on Nourage (mostly from Amazon).

1. What People Say

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As I said – most reviews I read were positive.

There are enough complaints, obviously – but not more than praises:

1. Some people claim it really thickens hair in 2-3 months.
2. Others say it’s great for growth.
3. A few even call it a miracle product. 
4. Some complain about the side effects (high blood pressure, stomach pain, etc.).
5. Other say it simply didn’t work.

But overall – about 70% of the reviews were positive, which means Nourage is effective for most people.

Plus – there were some positive reviews from men.

It’s true that none mentioned baldness, but most of the men using Nourage had thinning hair – which actually improved.

So it’s clearly not a useless supplement at all.

2. Biggest Complaints

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There were some people complaining Nourage didn’t work at all – but quite a few (about 15%).

Instead – here are the usual complaints I found:

1. It’s extremely expensive for the quantity.
2. Many reviewers said they couldn’t afford it monthly.

Now – I pretty much agree here.

Nourage is a great product – but it’s really pricey.

I couldn’t afford it for more than 3 months either. 

In terms of effect, it’s extremely helpful – but in my opinion, there are products that work the same for $35 less. 

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Conclusion

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Nourage is really effective in terms of :

• thickening
• regrowing hair

I couldn’t find many reviews about hair loss, though. But judging after its formula, I’m sure it also helps shedding.

However – enough customers complaint it’s really expensive to buy monthly (almost $60).

I personally agree, as I couldn’t afford it on the long term either.

So if you’re in the same situation, I recommend you a product that works about the same – but costs $25 (at most).

 

 

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#4 – Price (3 out of 10)

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Unfortunately, that’s the worst part of Nourage.

Despite being a great supplement – it’s also extremely expensive.

1. The Exact Price

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Here’s the thing:

1. The lowest price for Nourage is on Amazon.
2. You can get it for $59.95 per month. 
3. However – they often have $5 sales/discounts there.
4. Shipping is usually free.

Now – Nourage is also available on the official website. But the price offer is quite tricky:

• the normal price is $59.59 (just like on Amazon)
• this doesn’t include the shipping
• you have the option to go for auto-shipping
• in this way, Nourage costs $53.59 and shipping is free

According to the official website, you can stop the subscription whenever you want.

But many websites claim this – and they don’t allow you to cancel in reality.

I can’t tell how Nourage is, but I would stay on the safe side and start with 1 bottle (without auto-shipping).

Because even so – Nourage is super pricey.

2. Competitors’ Price

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I will only compare Nourage with my #1 recommended hair supplement (Folexin).

Here’s what makes them different:

1. Both have a really good formula.
2. Folexin costs about $25 per month, Nourage costs $60.
3. Both offer some discounts if you buy several bottles together.
4. You can get Folexin for $18 per bottle.
5. You can get Nourage for $57 per bottle.

Now – it’s true that I haven’t tried Nourage myself. But all those positive reviews are a proof that it’s effective.

On the other hand, I used Folexin personally – and it’s still the product I’m using:

• lowest price out of the supplements that helped me
• starts working in 1-2 months
• more than 1 benefit (hair growth, thickening and volume, etc.)

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Conclusion

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Nourage is a great supplement – but it’s extremely overpriced and expensive.

Now – if you afford buying it for at least 3 months, my advice is to go for it.

But if you don’t – I recommend you to go for a cheaper supplement ($25 at most) that does about the same thing, in my opinion.

Folexin is the product I use and I’m personally very satisfied with it.

 

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#5 – Where To Find It (8 out of 10)

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Nourage isn’t available in as many retailers as other products.

I could only find it in 2 sellers:

• Amazon (my #1 recommendation)
• Official website

Now – it’s also available on 2 sellers from Ebay, but the prices are over $100 on both.

Getting back to Amazon – it’s the best choice if:

• you’re buying Nourage for the first time
• you only want to test it out 

On the other hand, the official website is a better choice when:

• you want to buy a larger supply (2-3 months)
• you’re willing to go for auto-shipping

Now – I would normally not recommend Nourage because of its high price.

But if you still want to buy it, think exactly why you need it and choose the retailer accordingly.

 

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#6 – FAQs

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Here I will try to answer the most common questions about Nourage.

Note: I might repeat something I already mentioned, but it’s easier to spot here.

1. How many pills per day?

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Three. Nourage requires more pills than most supplement, which isn’t really good.

However – you can take them together, if that’s more comfortable.

2. How long lasts 1 bottle?

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Only 1 month – it’s a 30 days supply.

3. Can I take it with other drugs?

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In my opinion, you can – because the formula looks pretty safe.

Keratin can’t really interact with drugs, and that’s what Nourage is based on.

However – if you’re taking a long term treatment, my advice is to ask your doctor.

He will probably allow this supplement – but it’s better to stay safe.

4. Are there any side effects?

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Based on the reviews I read, they’re quite rare.

Some people complained about:

• high blood pressure
• stomach pain
• cramps

But as I said, there were about 5% reviews complaining of side effects – which is pretty good.

So I wouldn’t worry too much.

5. How fast should I notice an effect?

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Typically, you would need about 1-2 months.

But from what I read – most people could see a change in 3-4 weeks, which is really fast.

Anyway, you should give Nourage at least 1 month (or even 6 weeks).

 

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#7 – Final Conclusions

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Here’s how I would sum up my opinion on Nourage (in 3 ideas):

1. Keratin-Based

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Though it contains about 70% vitamins + minerals, Nourage is based on 1 ingredient:

• Cynatine HNS Keratin 

That’s the secret behind its effect – if you ask me.

Sure enough – the other ingredients also help.

But I personally think it’s this keratin making most of the job.

Otherwise, Nourage wouldn’t be different from all those hundreds hair vitamins from the market.

2. Really Effective

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I haven’t tried Nourage personally.

But even so – there are lots of reviews from real customers:

• about 70% are satisfied
• they say it’s really helpful for thin hair
• also seems to speed up growth

Out of the negative reviews – price seems to be the biggest issue.

And I totally agree.

3. Hard To Afford

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As I said – lots of people are unsatisfied about Nourage’s price:

• costs about $60 per month
• you can’t find it for less than $53 (with auto-shipping)

Most of us couldn’t afford buying it constantly – do you agree?

I’m the first one to admit it’s too expensive for me. So that’s a major reason why it’s not among my top recommended products.

 

 

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My Verdict – Is Nourage Worth Buying?

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Short answer: Yes, but only if you afford it. It’s a great product overall:

• contains a unique form of keratin
• many positive reviews
• helps both thickening and hair growth
• works for both men and women

However – it’s not one of the supplements I would recommend:

1. Way too expensive for me ($60 per month).
2. Doesn’t work for everyone.
3. You need 3 pills per day.
4. You can get similar products for less money.

So I would personally stick to my #1 supplement – Folexin.

It has a really good effect for hair growth, thickening and volume – and it also works for men.

But the main reason why I recommend it is price – it costs at most $25 per month, which is really cheap.

So if you can’t afford Nourage and need a cheaper product that still works – I totally recommend Folexin.

References:

1 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC6204628/

2 – https://ods.od.nih.gov/-factsheets/Biotin-HealthProfessional/

3 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC3870206/

4 – https://www.hindawi.com/-journals/tswj/2014/641723/