Hairburst
Hairburst supplements and haircare for hair that needs support: capsules, chewable gummies, serums and shampoos. We explain which format suits you, what biotin, zinc and selenium actually do, and when to expect changes.Read more →
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What Hairburst offers and who it suits
A hair-only brand in several formats
Hairburst is a British brand that does one thing: hair. It started in 2014 and now sells supplements next to shampoo, conditioner, leave-in treatments and scalp serums. Its best known product is the heart-shaped chewable gummy in strawberry and blackcurrant, two a day, with a bottle lasting a month. Next to it sit capsule formulas, including the Advanced+ range. If you are still weighing up options, our wider range of hair growth supplements shows what else exists.
Three nutrients do the legal work
Hair supplements often list long ingredient tables. Only a handful of those ingredients carry an approved European claim for hair: biotin, zinc and selenium each contribute to the maintenance of normal hair. Ingredients such as MSM, marine collagen, hyaluronic acid and L-cysteine appear in the capsule formula, but no hair claim has been approved for them. The UK advertising regulator confirmed that point in 2019, when it ruled against hair wording Hairburst used at the time. We would rather tell you which parts are approved than let a long list imply that every line is proven. We ask the same question of every brand in our range.
Capsules carry more, chewables are easier to take
The capsule formula holds far more vitamins and minerals than a gummy, simply because a gummy base can only carry so much. The chewables exist for people who dislike swallowing capsules. Two practical details shoppers often miss:
- The standard chewables use bovine gelatine, so they are not vegetarian or vegan. The vegan gummy is the alternative.
- The original capsule contains fish collagen, which matters if you avoid fish or have a fish allergy.
Why we carry Hairburst
We stock Hairburst because it is clear about what its products are for, and consistent about the nutrients that matter for hair: biotin, zinc and selenium, at daily amounts that stay sensible rather than extreme. We carry both the capsules and the chewables, so your choice is about how you like taking a supplement, not about our margin. We buy directly from the brand, so what arrives is authentic. Every product passes our compliance team before it goes live, we test products ourselves, and independent labs spot-check batches. You can read how we select brands.
What to expect, and what not to
Hairburst says itself that its supplements cannot bring back hair that has already stopped growing. What they support is the hair you still have. Plan on about three months of daily use before you judge anything, because hair grows roughly a centimetre a month and any change has to grow out to be visible. Photos every four weeks are more reliable than memory. Take one hair supplement at a time instead of stacking two, since the nutrients overlap. If you want to look beyond a single brand, our pages on hair, skin and nails cover the same nutrients across other formats. Hairburst suits you best if your hair is struggling and your diet is thin on these nutrients; if you eat plenty of fish, nuts, eggs and meat, the gain is likely to be smaller.
Frequently asked questions
Hairburst is a UK hair brand founded in 2014. It sells food supplements for hair alongside shampoo, conditioner, leave-in treatments and scalp serums. The supplements are built around vitamins and minerals rather than medicines, with biotin, zinc and selenium as the nutrients that carry approved hair claims. The best known product is the chewable gummy; the capsule formulas contain a longer ingredient list.





