Kourtney Kardashian spilled the beans on the launch of Lemme Multis and Hair Growth Chews
The fans said Lemme had more. Kourtney Kardashian-Barker said Lemme Grow.
That’s right – the wellness icon and reality TV star’s brand is on the rise. Last month, Lemme teamed up with Kylie Jenner’s makeup brand to release a limited-edition Skin Glaze capsule at Ulta.
Now, the older Kardashian sister is launching two more products at Target: Women’s Multivitamin and Lemme Grow, which she says her team has been growing for years.
“I actually tried the first trial versions of both of these formulas about three years ago!” Kardashian-Barker shared an exclusive interview with The Post. “We have been developing them for a long time.”
Although she has yet to sample the finished versions – as she is breastfeeding – she noted that participating in the testing phase is a priority for her.
The new formulas join a collection of more than 20 pills, tinctures and flavored gummies, including the TikTok-viral, melatonin-based Lemme Sleep supplement and Lemme Purr Vagina Lollipops that can be found at Lemme’s Amazon storefront.
Now, Kardahisan-Barker is adding Lemme Multivitamin to the line, and she tells The Post that her health journey helped inspire what goes into the formula.
“I focused on understanding the common nutritional gaps women face, from energy and bone health to immune support and skin health,” she notes. “That guides everything from the ingredients we choose to the quality standards we hold at Lemme.”
Lemme Multi is tested and packed with over 25 vitamins, minerals and superfruits designed to support immune health, bone strength, skin health and cellular energy. According to the brand, they come in the form of a flavored gummy — pretty sweet, says Kardashian, in fact remember to take it.
“With the multivitamin, the goal has always been the foundation of women’s support,” Kardashian-Barker emphasized. “We wanted to simplify everyday life so you don’t have to think too much about it.”
Lemme also have their eyes on the hair growth area. Alongside the multivitamin, the brand is introducing Lemme Grow, a hair growth supplement in a new, soft chewable format. According to the label, long, luscious locks can be expected in just 12 weeks.
“We wanted to go deeper and focus on a scientific ingredient that was really supported by health and beauty research that was based on the inside,” he explained.
Kardashian-Barker said her team finally arrived at Lustriva. The patented combination includes the most widely available form of biotin and silicon, and has been clinically tested to support visible hair growth, as well as skin and nail health.
Simon Huck, founder of Lemme and a close friend of Kardashian-Barker, added that the brand wanted to stay true to its original values with both launches, and that meant prioritizing clinically studied ingredients and research-based formulations.
“We were focusing on making products that are scientifically based but also practical in everyday life,” he said. “As the brand has grown, we’ve been listening closely to our community, and two needs that keep coming up are daily staples and hair health.”
Both Huck and Kardahian-Barker highlight that Lemme’s mission is to support wellness without sacrificing quality, and Multi Gummies and Grow Soft Chews are the latest extension of that vision.
“Affordable, science-based support that helps women feel their best on the inside,” concludes Huck.
This article was written by Miska Salemann, Writer/Reporter for the New York Post Commerce. As a health-conscious member of Gen Z, Miska seeks out experts to evaluate the benefits, safety and designs of both trendy and tried-and-true, workout clothes, nutritional supplements and more. Taking matters into her own hands, Miska fearlessly explores health products, from Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint Longevity Mix to the ultra-dangerous Oura Ring to Jennifer Aniston’s favorite gym — often with her adorable baby by her side. Before joining The Post, Miska covered lifestyle and consumer articles for the US Sun and the Cannon Beach Gazette.
