My Honest Review: Force Factor Hair Growth Accelerator Chews with Lustriva

 If you’ve ever stood in the supplement aisle staring at a hundred different “hair growth” products, not knowing what actually works — I see you. I’ve been there. I’ve tried the oils, the scalp massages, the expensive shampoos… and while some things helped here and there, nothing really stuck.

That changed when I discovered Force Factor Hair Growth Accelerator Chews — and yes, I’m officially a two-pack girl now.

Why I Started Using Hair Growth Chews

For me, it wasn’t about overnight results. I wanted something simple, consistent, and actually nourishing — not just for my hair, but for my overall wellness. These chews stood out because of the Lustriva™ Complex, a blend designed to support thicker, stronger, and shinier hair over time.

They’re soft chews (think: tasty little gummies), and you take two a day. Each pouch has 60, so that’s a full month’s supply. I ordered a two-pack from the jump because I caught a bundled deal — and I’m glad I did. More on that in a minute.

What’s in the Chews (and Why It Matters)

This is what really sold me: the ingredients list is full of nutrients that actually make sense for hair health.

  • Lustriva™ Complex: This is Force Factor’s signature blend, including keratin support and antioxidant-rich plant extracts.

  • Biotin: A powerhouse for hair and nail growth. If your body’s low on it, hair can suffer.

  • Fo-Ti Root Extract: An herbal ingredient long used in Traditional Chinese Medicine — often linked to vitality and healthy aging.

  • Horsetail Extract: Known for its silica content, which helps strengthen hair and reduce brittleness.

  • Vitamins A, C, D, E + Zinc: A full nutrient lineup for scalp health and collagen support.

The formula feels comprehensive, not gimmicky. It’s designed to support your body so your hair can thrive naturally.

My Experience After Two Weeks

So what’s actually happening? Here’s the truth:

After just over two weeks, my hair feels noticeably softer and there’s less breakage when I brush. My scalp, which is usually dry this time of year, also feels more balanced.

And — surprisingly — I look forward to taking them. They taste great, they’re easy to remember, and they’ve low-key become a part of my self-care routine.

Why I Recommend the Two-Pack

A single pouch lasts 30 days, which is great. But if you’re serious about giving your hair a real chance to respond? Go for two months. Hair growth happens in cycles, and internal supplements take time to show on the outside.

Plus, let’s be honest — once people in your house try them, you’ll be glad you have backup. I’ve had to protect my stash more than once.

Final Thoughts



If you’re looking for an easy, consistent way to support your hair from the inside out, these chews are a solid place to start. No hype, no miracle claims — just a formula that’s built to nourish and support.

Would I recommend them? Yep. Just don’t forget to grab the bundle — you’ll thank yourself later.

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