Wolvit Biotin 2 months later
I’ve always said that I’m not much into beauty products and skin care when I was younger, not only because I didn’t care much for makeup, but because I felt I had no need for it. As a teenager until I’ve reached early motherhood, I’ve been told my skin was one of my best assets and I wore it proudly.
Okay, scrap that! I wore it arrogantly, ha! I was proud of having clear skin without making so much effort. I wasn’t even using sunscreen unless I was going swimming at a beach. I took pride in my own definition of “simple beauty,” haha!
I realised how wrong I was, of course, when I neared my 40’s. In fact, I was told by a Dermatologist that I’m now going through skin and other health issues because I didn’t take proper care of myself.
When I gave birth to my youngest son, Judah, I started getting scared at the amount of hair fall I was having. I texted friends and they said that it was normal for breastfeeding mums and that, perhaps it’s because I tie my hair all the time; So I did the most sensible thing – cut my hair short.
They also said it could be because I had to deal with a lot of stress having to care for two babies and a toddler. At that time, Lukas was barely 2 and Judah was just an infant, and Pablo was only 4 years old.
My friends were correct about the breastfeeding part and the stress, and the part that I tied my hair often, but they were wrong about it being normal. We do lose strands of hair a day, just not as much as I had!
My problems didn’t end there. I started developing eczema on my fingers and feet, and I’ve developed really bad nail issues that I’m too embarrassed to tell anyone. I tried home remedial treatments and ordered nail cream treatments, but they don’t seem to work. I’ve been stressing about this for years and because money was also an issue, it’s only been recently that I’ve consulted a Dermatologist who prescribed meds to help me.
And then I learned about Wolvit Biotin when I joined the Wolvit Biotin Bloggers Meetup on Zoom last February 27, thanks to the lovely Frances Sales of Topaz Horizon who organized it. There, I learned about Biotin and how it can possibly help my case.
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What is Biotin?
Biotin is also known as Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H, a water soluble vitamin that supports the growth of hair, skin and nails. If you have any issues on those, it’s a pretty good chance your Biotin intake is insufficient.
Biotin can be found in common food such as nuts, meat, egg yolk, milk products, leafy greens, apples, and so forth. However, if you are not a nutritionist, I think it’s hard to know if we are getting the adequate amount of Biotin in our diets until it manifests in some way that shows we aren’t – such as in my case.
Celebrities, like the Kardashians, who make a living out of their looks are known to take Biotin, so it’s safe to call this a beauty pill, though I think it’s more familiarly referred to as a magic pill.
Not just a fad pill!
Just so you know, Biotin isn’t just some trend that celebrities have been asked to promote to get the sales rolling. This is actually something that’s been studied for years, and there have been studies on cases of Alopecia and brittle nail syndrome in which patients showed improvement after Biotin supplementation.
Biotin is not just recommended for women who have vanity issues, it’s recommended as a safe supplement to promote hair, nails and skin health. There are lots of topical beauty products, but what we must understand that our physical health all starts from the internal.
According to Dr. Angela Camagun, the Dermatologist who discussed with us the benefits of Biotin, based on “practical experience and theoretical substantiation,” Biotin helps those suffering from hair loss, Acne, transparent hair syndrome, Seborrheic Dermatitis, and Vaginal Candidiasis.
My experience with Wolvit Biotin
It’s been two months since I started taking Wolvit Biotin. I decided to take two tiny pills a day because admittedly, my nails and skin issues are not exactly on the mild side. But if you don’t really have issues and would like to just make sure you have sufficient Biotin, then one pill is enough for you.
If you do feel you’ve taken too much, don’t worry, you are not OD’ing as you will simply lose the excess naturally.
So how did my issues fare with Wolvit Biotin after 8 weeks?
First thing I’ve noticed was that my nails are stronger and do not break or chip easily. And they grow more quickly nowadays, too. I’m the type that likes to keep my nails very short, so I’m bound to notice these changes when I have to cut my nails every week now.
I have significantly less hair fall. My husband and kids also noticed that they didn’t need to vacuum so much of my hair off the floor anymore, even if I still keep it all bundled up on my head. It also feels healthier when I touch it.
I usually end up with a lot of strands of my hair in my hands when I run my fingers through my hair, it’s no longer the case and it makes me very happy.
Also, I think that my longstanding eczema is getting better. It hasn’t itched that much in weeks, and the skin wasn’t getting too dried that the skin split as they used to prior.
I’m a bit insecure to show you this photo because I was not gifted with beautiful hands, and apologies, I wanted to go to my favourite nail salon to get my nails done, but….ECQ. So please bear with my poor excuse of a manicure, haha!
Anyway, I thought I’d show you how the skin on my right hand’s forefinger that’s been healing nicely.
I still have a couple of problematic nails on my feet, the Dermatologist I consulted did say it will take time to recover as I’ve had the problem for years. So I guess, some nail issues can’t be overcome by Biotin alone but I’ll continue to take Biotin to help the healing along.
For moms who are wondering what you can do to maintain your hair, nails and skin health, drink lots of water, take your supplements, don’t forget to include Wolvit Biotin, exercise regularly, and eat lots of fruits and vegetables!
Wolvit Biotin is an over-the-counter supplement, so you don’t need prescriptions for it. We order our Wolvit tablets from Watson’s in BGC, but you can also find at at Southstar drugstore.
A box of 30 tabs will only cost you PHP 225. So affordable for health and beauty pill, don’t you think?
If you want to know more about Wolvit Biotin, please visit WolvitPH on Facebook and WolvitPH on Instagram.
22 Comments
Jhie Vinas
This is super nice mommy. We need to take good care of our body. Our hair is our crowning glory. We are dont get any younger. I want to try this also.
Catherine Sedano
Hairfall is also my problem. When I brush my hair, I can see a lot hair strands in it that can cover my palm when I get it. And because I used to have hairfall, my scalp is itchy too as there is always baby hairs that starts to grow. Glad that Wolvit Biotin can help us with this kind of problems. It’s not just about the beauty concern, but the really the stress that it the problem gives us. It’s Mommy May approved and I can share this good news to my family and friends. Happy for the outcome to you on taking Wolvit Biotin mommy ?
Divine Lingat
Hello po! Are u using the Wolvit biotin alone for your hair loss? Nothing else such as sprays for hair growth like that?
madelyn amposta
must try this mommy may.. gaya nyo din po mommy naging prob ko ang hair nail at skin ko po.. now na meron na review po sa inyo ang Wolvit na tlg nmn pong super galing lalo po ako maexcite na magtake dn po nito.. need ko po alagaan ang sarili ko pra sa mga anak ko.. Frances Sales sya po ung post nyo khpn na my gift na book po sa inyo.. thank you po mommy for sharing your experienced taking Wolvit.. ❤️?
May De Jesus-Palacpac
Actually, I bought those books that she authored. She’s simply one of my favourite bloggers. I’m giving them away to four beautiful moms. Remember, my giveaway was 1 Air Fryer (grand winner) and 4 books (4 other winners). 🙂
Maria Cristina Sadicon
Hoping I won the airfryer and the book too mommy May.
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Maria Cristina Sadicon
Thanks for sharing mommy May.I try this wolvit biotin mommy May to make my frizzy hair shiny,and my skin smooth
Maria Cristina Sadicon
Hair fall or hair loss is common problem of any women specially those who gave births.
Simplicity is a beauty but it’s true that we need proper care to our skin.I already seen your finger and nails in one of your YouTube video the one making a oregami.
I’m glad you found a solution and treatment to your hand and nails.Thanks for sharing this information about wolvit biotin and how it works on you because every woman deserve to be beautiful and this Wolvit Biotin will help a lot to make us beautiful and confidence to our self.
Thank you Mommy May
Liz Cochico
I wasn’t born with great skin. I have seasonal eczema and I had my fair share of pimple breakout when I was in my teens kaya I have to double my efforts in taking care of my skin. I need to check this Wolvin Biotin. I think I need this.
Danica
Hairfall is also one of my problems. I’ve tried several shampoos and conditioners, but the result hasn’t changed. Reading this review of yours made me think that there are supplements that help us with our hair fall, so I might try this out too. We should really watch out for our health as we age. I’m starting to take more supplements and skin care products as I reached my early thirties. hehe
Alita Pacio
Taking care of our body is essential especially for moms out there who work hard for their kids. Thanks to vitamins such as Wolvit Biotin
Jenifer Balatico
I am just wondering if this is okay to take for people who has psoriasis? If yes, I know someone who might try this as well.
May De Jesus-Palacpac
It can help, but healing it may take time or may need more than just a supplement. But since it’s a supplement, it is safe to use along with prescribed meds by the doctor.
Mywondermom
I think Biotin is a mom’s bestfriend. I love it! Especially after giving birth and I’m having problems with hairfall.
Blair villanueva
This seems an interesting new vitamin supplement pill. I used to take a Solgen tablet from Healthy Options and it was good as well. Now that I’m here in Australia, I take the locally available option.
Christianforemost.com
I’m jelly!! My skin has been suffering badly during this quarantine. Maybe i should give this a try and see if there are improvements
May De Jesus-Palacpac
You need to consistently take it for at least 3 months for best results. 🙂
Karla Nina Mallannao
Kahit di pa ko mommy, one big concern ko yung hair fall ko. Marami na kong sinubukan na products pero sandali lang yung effect niya, still looking for the perfect product for me. Glad nabasa ko tong post mo. Will try this!
WanderWoMom
ooh i think i need to try this out. baka maka help din sa seborrheic dermatitis ko and hair fall
Rowena
Having skin issues too because I didn’t take care of it when I was younger. I am making bawi now and hopefully its not yet too late. This is the first time I heard of this product and I like the effects it gave you. Will check on this one
enna
I don’t really do skincare routine too because I’m lazy :((( This is like a wakeup call. And the “I have significantly less hair fall”, I want that too.
Janessa Pablo
Biotin/Collagen supplements helped me too when I was dealing with Alopecia. Such a life saver! <3 <3