Supplements for strong & healthy nails
Beautiful nails don’t just happen—they need care and nutrients. With high-quality supplements, you can support your body from within to help your nails grow stronger, smoother, and more resilient.
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Biogena AESTHETICS
ProCollagen & Hyaluronic Acid+ Starter BundleThe vegan premium ProCollagen + Hyaluron+ Starter Bundle for your 30-day glow – with cherry-rose flavour.
€79.90 
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Collagen Powder+ Starter BundleMonthly supply of premium NATICOL® collagen with 7.5 g marine collagen per serving, including our signature bottle.
€79.90
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Marine Collagen Powder+ NeutralUnflavoured Collagen Powder – with Biotin & Zinc to Support Beautiful Skin*
€34.90- Vegan

Biogena AESTHETICS
ProCollagen & Hyaluronic Acid+ NeutralVegan & flavourless pro-collagen and hyaluronic acid powder
€34.90 
Biogena AESTHETICS
Marine Collagen Powder +Collagen powder - hydrolyzate with glycine, biotin, zinc & valuable plant extracts - delicious cherry-thyme flavor
€34.90- Vegan

Biogena AESTHETICS
Premium ProCollagen & Hyaluron+Vegan pro-collagen and hyaluronic acid drink with cherry and rose flavour
€34.90 
Biogena AESTHETICS
Liquid Marine Collagen Ampoules 10 gLiquid collagen shot with zinc & manganese
€39.90
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Nail support from within: vitamins & other nutrients for lasting strength
Surprising but true: your nails are among the fastest-growing tissues in your body—renewing themselves cell by cell, day after day. To keep up that pace, they need a steady supply of nutrients from the inside.
The star of the show? Keratin—the structural protein that forms the foundation of your nails. Contrary to popular belief, nails are made primarily of sulfur-rich proteins, not minerals. That’s why a consistent intake of amino acids like cysteine and methionine is key to nail strength and durability.
Another powerhouse: silicon. This trace element supports the cross-linking of nail structures, helping them stay firm yet flexible. Targeted supplementation can positively influence both the texture and resilience of your nails.
But keratin and silicon don’t work alone—your nails also benefit from other vital micronutrients. B vitamins (especially biotin), vitamins A and C, plus zinc, iron, and calcium each contribute to nail growth, strength, and overall health in their own way.
One thing to remember: nails grow slowly. A full renewal cycle takes about 6 to 9 months. So if you’re aiming for truly strong nails, one thing matters most: patience—and nutrients you can count on.
What to look for in nail supplements
Want quality that reaches right to your fingertips? Here’s what matters when choosing a nail supplement:
Pure formulas, no compromises
Your body doesn’t need unnecessary extras—it needs nutrients in their cleanest, most effective form. Look for capsule-based supplements with no unnecessary additives. At BIOGENA, we follow the Pure Substance Principle: premium, pure, and carefully crafted.
Ingredient quality that delivers
Not all ingredients are created equal. Experienced developers choose raw materials that go above and beyond. BIOGENA uses mineral-rich Okinawa coral calcium and bamboo shoot extract for naturally derived silicon—smart choices for maximum bioavailability.
Multivitamins & smart combinations that work together
Zinc, iron, silicon & co. work best in synergy—not isolation. A well-designed formula ensures that nutrients complement and enhance one another. That’s when the real results happen.
Full tansparency
What’s inside should always be clear. Look for supplements that openly list dosage, nutrient forms, and ingredient sources. At BIOGENA, we believe what’s in it matters—but what exactly is in it matters more.
Extra nail care tips
File, Don’t Cut
Clippers and scissors can cause tiny cracks. Instead, gently file nails in one direction with a quality glass or sandboard file to keep them smooth and strong.Short & Rounded is Best
If your nails are brittle, keep them slightly shorter with a rounded shape. It helps prevent splitting—and always looks neat and well-groomed.Hydration is Key
Like your skin, your nails need moisture. Use nourishing nail oils (like jojoba or almond) and a rich hand cream—especially after washing or cleaning.Protective Gloves = Nail Armor
Cleaning, dishwashing, gardening? Wear gloves. Detergents and water strip nails of oils, making them dry and prone to breakage. Gloves protect without any extra effort.Yes to Polish—but Give Nails a Break
Love colorful nails? Us too. Just make sure to take polish breaks. Constant painting and harsh removers can dry out your nails and make them more fragile.Stress Check
Chronic stress affects skin, hair—and nails too. Prioritize sleep, movement, and small daily breaks. Sometimes, the best thing for your nails is a moment just for you.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about healty nails and supplements
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