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57p supplement praised for banishing woman's period acne

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Updated 16:51 18 Feb 2025 GMTPublished 09:56 16 Dec 2024 GMT

57p supplement praised for banishing woman's period acne

The supplement has garnered rave reviews

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Danielle Fowler

Danielle Fowler

A 57p supplement has been hailed for helping banish period acne.

The capsules, designed for everyday use, are made from astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant derived from algae which mirrors some of the properties of vitamin C.

Coming in at £16 for a 28-day supply (roughly 57p a day), its antioxidant properties can also help protect skin and eyes from light damage as well as boosting brain function, according to the brand behind the supplements.

The capsules are garnering rave reviews, with one customer saying: “My skin has become better barely a breakout even during my cycle. Has helped with dark circles under my eyes.”

Another reviewer raved: “I’m on my second month of the antioxidant and I can definitely see a difference. Skin looks brighter and plumper. Skin protection was my main reason for trying and I definitely feel it’s doing that. Would definitely recommend.”

GP Nutrition

Another wrote: “Only been taking it for a couple of weeks but my skin [feels] a lot softer and I have had some very positive comments.”

The supplements are from GP Nutrition, the brain child of former model Gabriella Peacock who turned to the world of nutrition after being given 'conflicting advice' during her fashion career. She now works as a nutritional therapist to celebrity clients, and her supplement range is designed to help with everything from sleep to immunity, hormonal balance, energy levels and general wellness.

Speaking about her brand, she said: "I wanted to reach a wider audience than I could through my London clinic, so I launched GP Nutrition to do just that. I’m passionate about the impact high-quality supplements have in every area of our lives."

According to the brand, you should take one capsule per day with a meal. You must also make sure to drink plenty of water whilst taking the supplement.

GP Nutrition

Where to buy the supplements on offer

A monthly subscription of the supplement currently costs £16, instead of the usual £18; equivalent to around 57p a day. If you would prefer to try the fibre capsules first, you can purchase a one month’s supply for £18.

Visit the GP Nutrition website to find out more here.

Featured Image Credit: GP Nutrition

Topics: Beauty, Health

Danielle Fowler
Danielle Fowler

Danielle Fowler is the Affiliates Writer at LADbible Group, working across LADbible, Tyla, GAMINGbible, SPORTbible and UNILAD. She covers the latest trends in fashion and beauty, writes about standout gadgets, and reviews the must-have products everyone's talking about.

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