I’ll admit it, when I first saw Kourtney Kardashian’s Lemme Glow all over Instagram, I was torn. On one hand, I love the idea of a beauty supplement that promises to brighten skin and boost hydration from the inside out. On the other hand, I’ve been burned before by celebrity wellness products that look good on the outside but do very little in real life. Still, curiosity got the best of me, and I wanted to see if these pink gummies could actually make a visible difference in my skin.
What are the Lemme Glow Gummies by Kourtney Kardashian?
Lemme Glow is a beauty supplement in gummy form created under Kourtney Kardashian’s Lemme brand. Each gummy contains a blend of ingredients marketed for skin health, including hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and antioxidants. The idea is that instead of relying only on creams and serums, you’re feeding your skin from within. A jar usually contains 60 gummies (a one-month supply), and the retail price sits around $30–35 depending on where you buy it. The marketing leans heavily into the promise of a dewy, radiant glow and reduced dullness.
Why I Bought It
Honestly? Curiosity and skepticism. I wanted to see if this was just another “Kardashian hype product” or if it actually worked. I’ve tried my fair share of skincare supplements before, but few gave me lasting results. Since my skin tends to get dry and dull, especially in colder weather, I figured it was worth a shot.
My Experience Using It
I started with the recommended two gummies a day. They taste sweet, slightly fruity, and honestly more like candy than a supplement, which made them easy to stick to. I liked that I didn’t have to swallow giant pills… it felt like more of a treat than a chore.
The first couple of weeks, I didn’t notice much beyond a little boost in hydration. My skin wasn’t as tight or flaky after long days, but I wouldn’t say I was “glowing.” By the fourth week, I did start to see a difference. My cheeks and under-eyes looked a bit fresher, almost as if I had been drinking more water than usual. It wasn’t a dramatic change, but it was enough for me to keep going.
One thing I noticed was that my makeup sat a little smoother on my skin, which told me the hydration claims weren’t just for show. The vitamin C in the formula didn’t completely brighten dark spots or erase uneven tone, but I did feel like my overall complexion was healthier.
That said, the results were subtle. If you’re expecting these gummies to transform your skin overnight, you’ll be disappointed. It’s more of a small improvement over time rather than a drastic before-and-after.
I didn’t have any breakouts or bad reactions, which was a relief, though I did see reviews online from people who felt they were just overpriced candy. I get that criticism… if your diet is already rich in antioxidants and you’re diligent with skincare, these won’t work miracles.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Easy and enjoyable to take (tastes like candy)
- Noticeable boost in hydration and overall freshness
- Makeup applied more smoothly after a few weeks
- Clean branding and transparent ingredient list
Cons
- Results are subtle, not dramatic
- On the pricier side for what you get
- Works best as a supplement to a good skincare routine, not a replacement
- Celebrity marketing may set unrealistic expectations
Where to Buy & Price
You can buy Lemme Glow directly from the official Lemme website, Sephora, or Amazon. A single bottle is usually $30–35, with bundle deals sometimes available on the official site.
Alternatives
If you’re considering skin supplements, here are a few comparable options:
- Hum Nutrition Glow Sweet Glow (hyaluronic acid + vitamin C gummies)
- Olly Glowing Skin Gummies (cheaper, with similar ingredients)
- Vital Proteins Beauty Collagen (collagen + vitamin C powder)
Conclusion: Would I Recommend It?
If you’re curious about Lemme Glow and don’t mind spending $30+ for subtle skin benefits, it’s worth trying. I did see small but real improvements in hydration and freshness, which kept me going with it. But if you expect a Kardashian-level glow-up, you’ll likely be disappointed. For me, it was more of a nice extra boost than a game-changer.
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