Vitamin Gummies: Are they actually healthy for you?

Candy Craze: Are fat burning and vitamin gummies actually healthy?

MF editorial team

22 Jan 2018

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Vitamin Gummy Bears
Sugar Bear Hair is by far the most highly endorsed product in the range of vitamin gummies. Apparently, these little treats promise to your hair quality. Although many celebs endorse them, it’s hard to know if these tasty Tiffany box-coloured treats are worth the SGD30 you have to fork out for them.

Well, we approve! All our sources only had good things to say. Packed with 15 vitamins and natural ingredients, including Vitamin A, C, E and B-group vitamins, they really do good with your luscious locks.

Photos: SugarBearHair
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Weight Loss Gummies
Now these guys seem to be up for debate. Skinnymint’s Super Fat Burning Gummies come in two types: The ‘Power up,’ which gives users energy with its main active ingredient, green coffee bean; and the ‘Hunger Buster,’ which is supposed to curb your hunger with its main ingredient Garcinia Cambogia.

In this case, not many users of these products reported any signs of actual weight loss.
Some users did say their appetites were curbed by the ‘Hunger Buster,’ however, they are marketed as a snack replacement, rather than a suppressant.

This means users might just be chewing on these gummies instead of other foods.
The green coffee bean ingredient in ‘Power Up’ make it beneficial health-wise, however with the high price tag of SGD70 on this duo, perhaps picking up some regular green coffee bean would do the trick too.

Photos: Skinnymint

You might have noticed the latest vitamin gummies craze to have hit the Internet – but do these sweet treats really improve your health?

Scroll through your homepage and you’ll find it hard not to ask the question – what’s up with all the gummy bears lately? Vitamin gummy bears and gummies to make you lose weight are everywhere lately, but do they really work?

There are many varieties of these, but most notably are the Sugar Bear Hair gummies that IT girls like Kylie Jenner, Vanessa Hudgens and more were hailing last year.

Then there is the Skinny Mint Super Fat Burning Gummies, which, as the name suggests, promise to help users burn fat. This one is a little newer to the scene but seems to be on everyone’s sponsored Instagram content lately.
We buried our heads in reviews and research to find out what all the fuss is about.

Try them and see for yourself, and let us know what you think!

Shelina Assomull

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