Eleven Nutraceuticals to Try: Drink Yourself Beautiful

These twice-daily pill packs include vitamins A, C, and E, B vitamins, biotin, hyaluronic acid, and flaxseed oil, along with calcium for bone health and other antioxidants to keep skin young, supple, and hydrated.
($135 for a one-month supply, Katesomerville.com)

Just one milliliter of this tincture added to a glass of water claims to possess the antioxidant power of fifteen cups of green tea, along with white tea and grapeseed extract. A two-ounce bottle, also available in blueberry or pomegranate flavor, lasts for about sixty days.
($39, Drbrandtskincare.com)

By supplying “readily absorbable peptides” and lipids, BeautyScoop powder, which can be mixed into any beverage, helps strengthen and reinforce nails, hydrate and rejuvenate skin, and fortify and condition hair. New York City plastic surgeon Dr. Michelle Yagoda and pharmacist Dr. Eugene Gans developed the formulation.

($85 for a twenty-one-day supply, Beautyscoop.com)

The Borba line of nutraceuticals includes vitamin waters, drink powders, and chews to fight aging, clear acne, quell hunger, and promote balanced skin. The gummi bears serve up antioxidants like vitamins A, C, and E, along with B vitamins, which theoretically promote cellular turnover.
($14.99 for a twenty-two-day supply, Borba.com)

Part of the extensive range of Perricone cosmeceuticals and supplements, these capsules contain patented DMAE and pycnogenol (an antioxidant “sourced from maritime pine trees in the South of France”), which purport to correct spots of hyperpigmentation and discoloration.
($95 for a one-month supply, Perriconemd.com)

When regular sunscreen isn’t enough, taking these pills infused with pomegranate extract may increase skin’s natural resistance to the sun, fighting burns and photo-aging.
($36 for a sixty-day supply, Murad.com)

These once-daily tablets contain vitamin E, antioxidants, and minerals to nourish your follicles and cuticles from the inside.
($15.99 for a one-month supply, CVS)

Formulated by scent and taste researcher Dr. Alan Hirsch, the SENSA “tastants” are tiny scent-enhancing crystals that are sprinkled onto food; the scent helps signal the stomach to feel fuller sooner. Following the six-month regimen helped users in a company-commissioned study shed an average of thirty pounds each.

($289 for a six-month supply, Trysensa.com)

Taking these capsules once per day supplies antioxidants to increase elasticity and firmness and speed up cellular regeneration.
($55 for a one-month supply, Sustainableyouthproducts.com)

Formulated with scientific-sounding resveratrol and DMAE and sweetened with Stevia, this beverage protects against free-radical damage, firms skin, and reduces fine lines.
($45 for twenty-four bottles, Thirstmonger.com)

Mixed into regular tap water, these powdered drink mixes contain antioxidants and vitamins to promote clear, healthy skin. The powders are also available in formulations designed to boost immunity, sharpen focus, increase energy, or satisfy hunger.
($10.99, Amazon.com)