Neu Beauty is Neubria’s answer to the beauty-from-within category: a single daily tablet with 26 active ingredients, built around the trio with actual regulatory standing — biotin, zinc and selenium, each of which contributes to the maintenance of normal hair (zinc and biotin also to normal skin, and selenium and zinc to normal nails’ neighbour, with zinc covering nails directly) — plus vitamin C, an added measure of collagen, cysteine, and a grapeseed-horsetail-oat botanical finish.

The working parts

• Biotin — contributes to the maintenance of normal skin and normal hair
• Zinc — contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, hair and nails, and to normal protein synthesis
• Selenium — contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and nails
• Vitamin C — contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin
• Riboflavin (B2), niacin (B3), iodine — each contributing to the maintenance of normal skin
• Collagen and L-cysteine — the structural protein and the sulphur amino acid keratin is famously built on
• Botanicals: grapeseed extract, horsetail (the silica classic) and avena sativa — oat, the skin tradition’s gentlest member

One tablet, honestly positioned

Skin, hair and nails are made from what you eat — that unglamorous fact is the entire premise of the category, and Neu Beauty’s job is to make the nutritional side reliable: the full supporting vitamin base (D, E, C, B-complex), the minerals from calcium to chromium, and the beauty-relevant actives above, in one tablet taken daily. What it doesn’t do is outrun sleep debt, sun damage or a diet of deadline food — pair it with the basics it was designed to accompany.

How to take it

One tablet daily with food. Note the added collagen means this is not a vegetarian product. Not intended for children or pregnancy; medication users should run the ingredient list past a pharmacist — it’s a comprehensive formula, and comprehensiveness deserves an interaction check. Food supplements don’t replace a varied, balanced diet.

Where it sits on our beauty shelf

Think of Neu Beauty as the multivitamin approach; the powders — Planet Paleo’s marine Beauty Collagen or SunWarrior’s vegan peptides — are the dedicated-collagen approach. One tablet vs one scoop is mostly a lifestyle vote; plenty of committed customers run tablet-plus-scoop, counting overlaps sensibly.

Frequently asked questions

How long before hair and nails show anything? They grow on their own calendar — nails in months, hair in seasons; judge at tablet ninety, not tablet nine.

Can men take it? Nothing in the formula is women-only — hair and skin are equal-opportunity concerns.

Does it replace my multivitamin? It substantially is one — compare labels and don’t double the minerals.

The keratin logic behind cysteine

Hair and nails are overwhelmingly keratin, and keratin is unusually rich in one amino acid: cysteine, whose sulphur bonds give the protein its strength. Including L-cysteine alongside the collagen is the kind of quiet formulation choice that signals someone read the biochemistry rather than the trend report — the same instinct behind horsetail, the plant world’s traditional silica source, and grapeseed’s polyphenols on the antioxidant flank. None of it replaces protein at dinner; all of it makes the tablet a more literate companion to it. Consistency remains the active ingredient the label can’t list: one tablet, one breakfast anchor, judged over a season.

Beta carotene rather than straight vitamin A? Yes — the body converts it as needed, the gentler route for a daily beauty formula.

Tablet size and swallowing? A standard multivitamin-format tablet — taken with a proper glass of water at breakfast it earns no complaints from our reorder data.

Delivery in Malta & Gozo

€6 delivery, free over €40 across Malta and Gozo, or collection from St Paul’s Bay.