Juthoor
Roots decide what shows
Juthoor is Arabic for roots. We make one thing: a daily hair gummy in a plant-based pectin base, with no gelatin. Two a day, sixty in a jar, one month at a time.
Our rule
What we will and will not say
The hair-supplement aisle is loud. Bright jars, fast promises, language that implies far more than anyone has measured. We decided at the outset to be the quiet option.
So here is our rule: we say only what we can put a document behind. We will not quantify our ingredients until the certificate of analysis is in our hands, and we will not describe this as a treatment, because it is not one.
Published research
The evidence, and its limits
Every figure below is a population statistic, published in the source named beneath it. Where we have not read a value at its source, the space stays a placeholder rather than carrying a number over from a summary. Country and year are stated in the line itself, because they change what the number means: no study of hair loss prevalence in the UAE was found, so the hair figure here is Saudi, and the only nationally sampled survey is Omani.
27.8%
of women of reproductive age in Oman were anaemic, and 24.8% were iron deficient, in the national micronutrient survey. [SURVEY DATES — PENDING: the abstract does not state the fieldwork window]
[FIGURE — PENDING]
WHO publishes an anaemia estimate for non-pregnant women aged 15 to 49 in the UAE for 2019, with a wide uncertainty range. The country value sits behind the Global Health Observatory data download and has not been read at source, so it stays a placeholder rather than a number carried over from a summary.
World Health Organization, Global Health Observatory — 2019 estimate for the United Arab Emirates.
72%
of 12,346 UAE nationals screened in Abu Dhabi had serum vitamin D below 50 nmol/L. They were people attending a screening programme, not a random sample of the country.
Al Zarooni et al., BMC Research Notes, 2019 — Weqaya screening cohort, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
67%
of 550 adult female migrants screened in Al Ain, UAE were vitamin D deficient at or below 50 nmol/L. They were recruited at a visa-screening centre, so this describes expatriate workers rather than UAE residents in general.
Al Anouti et al., Nutrients, 2022 — adult female migrants, Al Ain, UAE.
66.3%
of 729 primary-care attendees surveyed in Jazan, Saudi Arabia reported hair loss. It was self-reported rather than clinically diagnosed, and clinic attendees are not a general population.
Insufficient
is how a dermatology review describes the evidence on whether replacing iron changes the outcome of telogen effluvium.
Almohanna, Ahmed, Tsatalis and Tosti, Dermatology and Therapy, 2019 — narrative review.
[FIGURE — PENDING]
No study of how common hair shedding is among women in the UAE has been located. Until one is, this space stays empty rather than borrowing a figure from another country.
[SOURCE — PENDING]
What these numbers are not
Any figure in this section is a population statistic, published in the source named beside it. None of these sources tested Juthoor or this formulation. Where a source discusses supplements and hair, it reports on other products, and it is cited here for what it concludes, not as evidence for this one.
Reasoning, not results
The reasoning, and where it stops.
The jar contains black seed oil and biotin. The full ingredient declaration is [FULL INGREDIENT DECLARATION — PENDING] and the amount of each is [INGREDIENT AMOUNTS — PENDING] until the supplier specification is confirmed in writing, and a mechanism without an amount is a story rather than an explanation. So this band sets out how the product was chosen and then stops, rather than describing something happening inside you that we cannot cite.
What the jar contains
Black seed oil and biotin, in a gummy. The full declaration is [FULL INGREDIENT DECLARATION — PENDING] and the quantity of every ingredient is [INGREDIENT AMOUNTS — PENDING], so no dose appears anywhere on this page.
Where the formula came from
We did not formulate it. It is a supplier formulation we selected, and presenting someone else's recipe as our own science is the first thing we would not be able to defend.
What we have actually read
[EVIDENCE REVIEW — PENDING]. When published sources have been read, they will be listed in the evidence band, each one labelled with what it measured and who it studied. None of them will have tested this product.
What we will not write
No mechanism, no timeline, and no account of what happens after you swallow it. We cannot cite one, so we will not print one.
[MECHANISM — PENDING]
This column is where an explanation of how the ingredients act would sit. It is deliberately empty. It stays empty until two things exist: a confirmed amount for each ingredient, and a source we have read, can name and can link. Neither is in hand, so there is nothing here to read.
What this section is not
Nothing above is a claim about what this product does. Black seed oil and biotin are named because they are in the jar, not as a promise about your hair. We will not describe a mechanism we cannot cite, and we will not publish an amount we cannot document. When both exist, this section will say so and name the source.
Ingredients
What we can name so far
Two ingredients are named on the front of the jar, and the base is named here. The complete list, and the amount of each ingredient, will be published on this page once the batch certificate of analysis is in our hands.
Black seed oil (Nigella sativa)
[ROLE — PENDING] Named on the jar. We will not describe what it does until we can cite a source for it.
Biotin
[ROLE — PENDING] Named on the jar. We will not describe what it does until we can cite a source for it.
Plant-based pectin base
What sets the gummy. There is no gelatin in it.
[FULL INGREDIENT LIST — PENDING] [QUANTITIES — PENDING: batch certificate of analysis] We would rather leave these blank than fill them with a plausible guess. If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, speak to a doctor before adding a supplement.
What to expect
The routine, not a promise
This is how the product is taken. It is not a schedule of results, and we will not publish one until we can put a document behind it.
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Two a day
Two gummies, taken daily.
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Sixty in a jar
Sixty gummies to a jar, which is one month at two a day.
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[RESULTS — PENDING]
We have no documented timeline for what changes, or when. Until we do, this space stays empty rather than filled with a plausible guess.
[RESULTS TIMELINE — PENDING] This is a food supplement. It is not a treatment, and we do not describe it as one.
How we are different
A plain comparison of how our gummy is made against what is commonly found in this category. No brand is named.
| What we compare | Juthoor | Typical hair gummy |
|---|---|---|
| Gelling agent | Plant pectin, no gelatin | Often gelatin |
| Ingredient quantities | [PENDING] Published when the certificate of analysis arrives | Often unstated |
| Results timeline | Not published — we have no document for one | Often implied |
| Guarantee | Fourteen days, valid on an opened jar (orders of two jars or more) | Varies |
| Production run | Five hundred numbered jars | Varies |
The "Typical hair gummy" entries describe patterns commonly seen across this category. They are a general observation, not a statement about any particular product or brand.
If it is not for you
Fourteen days. Open the jar.
Take the gummies for fourteen days and decide. The guarantee applies to orders of two jars or more, and it holds on an opened jar, because a sealed one tells you nothing. [REFUND MECHANICS — PENDING]
- Valid on an opened jar
- Orders of two jars or more
- [RETURN POLICY — PENDING]
- [REFUND METHOD & TIMING — PENDING]
Questions you might have
How many do I take, and how long does a jar last?
Two gummies a day. A jar holds sixty, so one jar is one month.
Is there gelatin in it?
No. The gummy is set with a plant-based pectin base.
How much of each ingredient is in it?
[QUANTITIES — PENDING] We will publish the amount of every ingredient once the batch certificate of analysis is in our hands. Until then we will not estimate, because an estimate on a supplement label is not a small thing to get wrong.
When will I see a difference?
We have not published a timeline, because we cannot document one. This is a food supplement, not a treatment, and we would rather say that plainly than imply a date we cannot stand behind.
Is it halal certified?
[HALAL CERTIFICATION — PENDING] We will not make this claim until the certificate exists and we are holding it. What we can tell you today is that the gummy is set with a plant-based pectin base rather than gelatin.
What happens if it does not suit me?
The guarantee runs for fourteen days from the date your order is delivered, and it still applies once the jar has been opened. It is available on orders of two jars or more. [REFUND MECHANICS — PENDING] Single-jar orders keep every right you have if an item arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect.
Can I take this while pregnant or breastfeeding?
Please speak to your doctor or midwife first. Nutritional needs change during pregnancy and while breastfeeding, and that conversation should be had with someone who knows your history.
The brand
Juthoor means roots.
Juthoor is the Arabic word for roots. The name describes how the brand is built, not what the product does.
Most of what a supplement brand could say — a dose, a timeline, a certification, a number of satisfied customers — is easy to write and hard to prove. Juthoor publishes only the parts it can put a document behind, and leaves the rest visibly unfinished.
That is why some lines on this site are still in brackets. They are not oversights. They are the things that do not have a document behind them yet, and they stay in brackets until they do.
Say only what there is a document behind.
One product
One jar of hair gummies. No range, no refills, no variants. A second product would mean a second set of documents.
[PRODUCTION — PENDING]
[BATCH NUMBER & COA — PENDING] The batch certificate of analysis is not in our hands. Until it is, the ingredient quantities stay blank on this site, and so does everything that depends on them.
No name but the brand's
There is no founder story here and no spokesperson. The brand is the only name this site tells a story about.
