Khloé is presenting her supplement routine as disciplined wellness dedication — taking five vitamins daily on an empty stomach shows serious commitment to health, and sharing the family favorite Omi Hair Growth Peptides positions the Kardashians as authentic product enthusiasts rather than paid promoters.
Here's what nobody's asking: How much is Kris Jenner making off this? The woman has turned every family member's bathroom cabinet into a potential revenue stream. One verified Amazon reviewer admitted they're on their second bottle and aren't being paid — but that's exactly what someone hoping for affiliate kickbacks would say.
In her Instagram video, Khloé specifically stated: 'I take this baggie of vitamins every day on an empty stomach.' The product she highlighted is Omi Hair Growth Peptides, priced at $86 per bottle on Amazon. Us Weekly's article explicitly notes the supplement contains a patented peptide derived from keratin — a building block of hair.
The Kardashian machine never stops turning supplements into profit centers, but in this case, even skeptics have to admit the reviews back up the hype. Whether Khloé genuinely takes five vitamins daily or just knows how to make sponsored content look authentic, she's once again turned a simple health habit into must-have merchandise.
Khloé Kardashian just exposed her wellness routine for the world to see — and it's more extra than you'd expect. In a recent Instagram video, the Good American founder showed off what she calls her "baggie of vitamins," revealing she's downing five different supplements every single day on an empty stomach. "People think it's insane I don't eat before [taking these], but I guess my body is just trained," Khloé explained in the clip while holding up a bag filled to the brim with capsules.
But one pill stands out from the rest: Omi Hair Growth Peptides, currently priced at $86 per bottle on Amazon. The supplement contains a patented peptide derived from keratin — the building block of hair itself — and promises to support follicles while reducing thinning and strengthening each strand from the inside out. According to product details, regular ingestion "enhances your hair's growth cycle, helping to nourish, repair and strengthen it at the root, which in turn allows hair to grow thicker and fuller." The capsules target hair at the follicle level, theoretically addressing the problem where it starts rather than just masking symptoms on the surface.
Here's where the family empire kicks in: Kris Jenner isn't just aware of Khloé's supplement habit — she's fully converted too. Us Weekly reports that "the whole Kardashian family is hooked on the Omi Hair Growth Peptides," probably because they really work, as one editor noted. Whether this constitutes a genuine family wellness tradition or simply brilliant product placement remains unclear, but given Kris Jenner's legendary business instincts, I'd bet she knows exactly what she's doing with these endorsements.
Now, I raise my eyebrows at celebrity supplement claims regularly — it often feels like they're getting paid to talk about products without proper disclosure. However, Omi Hair Growth Peptides have accumulated "dozens of rave reviews" to back up what the Kardashians preach, and not all of them read like obvious shills. One verified Amazon shopper wrote: "These actually do work.
My hair is becoming thicker. At first, you could see straight through to my scalp. Now it's filling in with hair growing everywhere.
They aren't paying me to say this. I'm on my second bottle." That kind of unsolicited testimonial — mentioning visibility to the scalp before and regrowth after — carries more weight than a typical influencer partnership post ever could.
