Renew31 Ingredients
Renew31 names all five ingredients directly on the label: no hidden proprietary blend.
It contains a mushroom-derived ingredient (Lion's Mane) worth knowing about if you have a mushroom allergy.
What's disclosed and what isn't
Renew31 names all five of its active ingredients directly on the label, unlike some competitors in this category that hide behind an undisclosed proprietary blend. Where it falls short is milligram-level dosing: no per-serving amount is published for any of the five ingredients in the materials we reviewed.
All 5 ingredients, one by one
Bacillus coagulans — Named, not dosed
The formula's anchor probiotic, positioned to colonize the gut and rebalance intestinal flora.
Chicory Root Inulin — Named, not dosed
A prebiotic fiber positioned to feed the gut's beneficial bacteria and support nutrient absorption.
Babchi Powder — Named, not dosed
A natural source of bakuchiol, sometimes described as a gentler, plant-based alternative to retinol.
Lion's Mane Powder — Named, not dosed
An adaptogenic mushroom positioned to help the body manage everyday stress. See our mushroom-allergy note below.
Ginger Root Extract — Named, not dosed
Positioned for anti-inflammatory and digestive support.
A mushroom-allergy consideration worth knowing
Lion's Mane Powder is a mushroom-derived ingredient. If you have a known mushroom allergy or sensitivity, review the full label carefully before starting, and consider checking with a doctor first.
Applying this to Renew31
Read how the formula is meant to work next, or see our piece on Babchi Powder and bakuchiol for the ingredient most tied to skin cell renewal.
