Responding to enthusiastic supporters, Kourtney Kardashian-Barker is excited to introduce the next phase of her wellness venture, Lemme.
This influential figure in wellness and reality television has elevated her women’s supplement brand. Recently, Lemme collaborated with Kylie Jenner’s beauty empire to launch a limited-edition Skin Glaze gummy, available at Ulta.
Kardashian-Barker is expanding her brand with two new offerings: the Lemme Daily Multivitamin and Lemme Grow Soft Chews. She revealed that her team has been perfecting these products for several years.
“I actually tried early versions of both formulas nearly three years ago!” Kardashian-Barker shared in a recent interview with The Post. “That’s how long the development process has been.”
While she is awaiting the finalized versions due to breastfeeding, she emphasized that her early involvement in testing was crucial to her.
The new offerings expand upon a robust lineup of over 20 capsules, tinctures, and fruit-flavored functional gummies. This includes the unique Lemme Purr Vagina Lollipops and the viral melatonin-based Lemme Sleep supplement available on Lemme’s Amazon storefront.
The new Lemme multivitamins represent a natural evolution for the brand, inspired by Kardashian-Barker’s personal wellness journey.
“I focused on understanding the common nutritional deficiencies women face, from energy to bone health, immune support, and skin vitality,” she elaborated. “This insight informed our ingredient choices and the rigorous standards we uphold at Lemme.”
Lemme Multi is validated by third-party testing and contains over 25 vitamins, minerals, and superfruits aimed at enhancing immune function, bone density, skin health, and cellular energy. True to the brand’s essence, the gummies come in a pleasant raspberry-orange flavor that Kardashian-Barker insists is so enjoyable you’ll remember to take them daily.
“The intention behind the multivitamins was always to provide foundational support for women,” she noted. “We aim to simplify daily wellness, eliminating unnecessary complexities.”
In addition to the multivitamin, Lemme is venturing into the hair growth sector. Alongside the multivitamin, they introduced Lemme Grow, a hair growth supplement designed in soft chew form. According to the label, users could see improvements in hair length within just 12 weeks.
“We wanted to delve deeper and focus on scientifically-backed ingredients that genuinely support beauty from within,” Kardashian-Barker stated.
Ultimately, the Lemme team selected Lustriva, a patented complex that unites a bioavailable form of biotin with silicon. This combination has undergone clinical testing to promote visible hair growth, as well as enhance skin and nail vitality.
Simon Huck, co-founder of Lemme and a close friend of Kardashian-Barker, emphasized that the brand aims to remain faithful to its founding principles, prioritizing clinically-proven ingredients and research-backed formulations.
“We’re dedicated to creating products rooted in science while being practical for everyday use,” he noted. “As the brand has evolved, we’ve been attentive to our community’s feedback, which consistently highlights the need for foundational nutrition and hair health.”
Both Huck and Kardashian-Barker affirm that Lemme’s mission is to enhance wellness without compromising quality. The Multi Gummies and Lemme Grow Soft Chews represent the latest chapter in this vision.
“Our goal is to provide approachable, science-based support that empowers women to feel their best inside and out,” Huck concluded.
This article was authored by Miska Salemann, a commerce writer/reporter for the New York Post. As a health-conscious member of Gen Z, Miska actively seeks expert opinions on the benefits, safety, and efficacy of various fitness products, apparel, dietary supplements, and more. She personally tests a range of wellness items, from Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint Longevity Mix to the popular Oura Ring, often with her delightful toddler accompanying her. Prior to her tenure at The Post, Miska covered lifestyle and consumer topics for The U.S. Sun and The Cannon Beach Gazette.
