You might be wondering which AloEx anti-hair-fall shampoo formula best suits your scalp and hair — and how each formula differs.
Don't be discouraged if you're experiencing hair loss, mom! We're here to answer all your questions about postpartum hair loss. What causes it, how can you care for your hair, and is it dangerous? Let's find out with AloEx. What is postpartum hair loss? Postpartum hair loss is a condition that many new mothers experience after giving birth. It is characterized by temporary, excessive hair shedding, which can be observed as an abnormal amount of hair falling out. Mothers may lose as many as 300–500 strands of hair per day, which is significantly more than the typical daily loss of about 100 strands. Only strands per day. In some mothers who experience severe postpartum hair loss, this may lead to thinning hair or even baldness. Causes of Postpartum Hair Loss Postpartum hair loss in mothers can be caused by three main factors: Changes in estrogen hormones Changes in estrogen hormones in the body are the most significant cause leading to postpartum hair loss. Since estrogen hormones help nourish hair, making it stronger and able to grow longer, estrogen levels increase during pregnancy and then drop suddenly after childbirth. This causes the hair growth cycle to return to normal, leading to significant postpartum hair loss. In addition to having abnormally low levels of estrogen, which can lead to postpartum hair loss, there is also the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which contributes to hair loss. Furthermore, a deficiency in essential nutrients for scalp and hair care can result in postpartum hair loss, as mothers may not receive adequate nutrients to support hair growth. During pregnancy, a mother must allocate a portion of nutrients to nourish the baby, which can unintentionally lead to nutritional deficiencies. While these deficiencies may not cause noticeable hair loss in the mother, when combined with hormonal changes, particularly in estrogen levels, they can make hair more fragile, weak, and prone to shedding after childbirth.
Seborrheic dermatitis: the chronic skin condition that can affect anyone! This condition not only damages beautiful skin, but also increases the risk of hair loss, thinning hair, and dandruff. Many people may be wondering what seborrheic dermatitis is and why it can lead to hair loss. Today, AloEx is here to answer your questions about this condition. Follow along in this article to learn more. Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition caused by inflammation of the sebaceous glands beneath the skin in various areas. This results in abnormal skin symptoms in areas with a high concentration of sebaceous glands, such as red, itchy rashes, scaly skin, and flaky patches. or dandruff, for example. Seborrheic dermatitis can frequently occur during the summer and winter seasons and is often found in children under 3 months old and adults between 30 and 60 years of age. Seborrheic dermatitis can occur in which areas? The symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis can be observed as follows: - Dandruff or flaky, scaly patches on the scalp, eyebrows, mustache, and beard. - In cases where the skin is frequently scratched or picked, it may lead to chronic wounds that weaken the skin, resulting in significant hair and hair loss. - Red, itchy rashes with white to yellowish flaky skin. Look at how shiny it is. The skin appears as a hard, greasy layer or scales covering the body. There is pain in the affected areas of seborrheic dermatitis. However, the symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis are very similar to those of other skin conditions. If you are unsure about your symptoms, you should consult a doctor for a diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible. The causes of seborrheic dermatitis […]
How does a hair treatment differ from a silicone conditioner? Both make hair soft and beautiful, but deep down they're vastly different. How exactly? Let's find out 😉
National Taiwan University and Far Eastern Memorial Hospital have noted that smoking has harmful effects on hair, as smokers experience a faster rate of hair loss than normal people, leading to earlier onset of baldness or thinning hair. This research studied the effects of smoking on hair loss in Asian, European, and American men and concluded that regardless of nationality, smokers suffer premature hair loss, a sign of premature aging. Furthermore, smoking worsens blood circulation, reducing blood flow to the hair roots and thus contributing to hair loss and baldness. Knowing this, readers should consider reducing and quitting smoking for the sake of your hair health and overall health. And don't forget to try AloEx, rich in extracts from a variety of Thai herbs that nourish the scalp and stimulate blood circulation to the hair roots comprehensively, helping to reduce hair loss and restore the scalp effectively.
Standing strong on gentleness and safety! AloEx gives confidence to mums experiencing #HairFallDuringPregnancy and #PostpartumHairFall, with a collection of reviews from mums who have confirmed that AloEx genuinely reduces hair fall, giving peace of mind and safety for both mum and baby. Safety assurance to give mums confidence every time they use it: Natural herbal extracts. Gentle on sensitive and easily irritated skin. No SLS, Silicone, Paraben, or Fragrance. Certified by the Thai FDA and produced in a GMP-standard facility.
AloEx — a famous Thai anti-hair fall shampoo brand that stimulates hair growth. Having had the opportunity to work with them today, I set out to test their efficacy thoroughly. This brand has many blogger reviews, but I haven't read any of them because I didn't want to bias my own results. Personally, the first word that came to mind the first time I used it was DETOX SHAMPOO — the kind that organic enthusiasts would fall in love with, because it has a full-on herbal, organic scent and feel. Having had the chance to work with them, I decided to fully test their efficacy. This brand has many blogger reviews, but I didn't read any of them because I didn't want to bias my results. My scalp is SENSITIVE from stress and insufficient nutrition — during that period it was falling heavily and the doctor just said not to use shampoo with silicone, and to use baby shampoo. I bought some to try, but woke up the next morning with clogged pores breaking out all over. The acne made me look for brands that clearly labelled themselves SILICON FREE. As for my thinning, it wasn't that bad — just the front hairline area where the density is lower. But another issue is that after using silicone-laden products for a long time, the scalp gets oily and clogged, building up over time. Many people had suggested going for a scalp detox, but I hadn't found time, so I kept buying and trying things. When AloEx reached out and mentioned they are a hi-end herbal brand, I needed no further convincing — the timing was perfect. Why are they hi-end and premium? Their brand scientists have researched and discovered the benefits of Thai herbal oil extracts at a fine molecular level — Kaffir Lime, Butterfly Pea, Aloe Vera, Henna, Glory Bower (Clerodendrum), Moringa, Ginseng, Thai Soapnut, Bamboo Leaf, and Gotu Kola — all top Thai herbs. Many foreign shampoo brands targeting hair fall reduction from Europe, America, and Asia such as Japan use these types of Thai herbs. The reason AloEx is considered hi-end is the fine extraction process under the research of scientists, using complete formulations from ancient herbal recipes. The main focus is on nourishing hair roots to be strong and hold hair firmly, by stimulating blood circulation to transport protein and nutrients to feed the hair roots fully, allowing new hair to grow faster. Note that the focus is on hair roots, not the strands — because the hair strands we see are already dead cells, but the living part is inside the roots, which need to be nourished and strengthened to grow healthy hair. Free from fragrance and unnecessary additives such as surfactants found in regular shampoos. Helps absorb heat toxins, reduce scalp temperature — a cause of weakened, shedding hair roots. Reduces oiliness and scalp skin inflammation, provides moisture and density to hair roots, and increases protein. Safe even for sensitive, easily irritated scalps. Suitable for all genders and ages — not harmful even to pregnant women. Produced and extracted to GMP quality standards. That's what the brand claims. Doctors have mentioned that if hair fall does not exceed 100–200 strands per day, it's nothing to worry about — if more than this, you may need to see a doctor. There are many misconceptions people have about hair care to reduce hair fall chances — people who love hot showers, wash hair every day, scrub vigorously, apply conditioner from the roots — these are all major mistakes. Now for the outer appearance of AloEx — honestly, it's not flashy at all, haha. It looks very medicinal. For those who love elaborate flower designs like me, the appearance may not be the answer. It comes as a pair — shampoo and AloEx HAIR REGROWTH SERUM. The serum reduces hair fall, reduces itchiness, addresses dandruff, nourishes hair roots, promotes new hair growth — healthy, strong, soft, shiny. Spray on dry hair or after washing and blow-drying. Can be sprayed to nourish at any time. It is a clear liquid that absorbs quickly and disappears like a ninja — which is why we need to spray the serum, because it provides ongoing nourishment without rinsing, keeping the scalp moisturised all day. AloEx SHAMPOO — to me it is a DETOX SHAMPOO: nourishes hair roots and scalp, reduces hair fall, takes care of dandruff problems, relieves itchiness, stimulates fast hair growth, makes hair soft, black, and shiny. I particularly like the twist-lock cap — OPEN-CLOSE.
What to do if you have sensitive skin? 1. Redness and rash: this may not appear immediately after use, but small rashes or redness may appear 1–2 days later. If this happens, stop using immediately — it means your skin is having an allergic reaction or irritation from certain ingredients in the product. 2. Hair fall / skin peeling: this can occur from 2 causes — natural cell shedding or skin cell turnover, which is not harmful, but the peeling skin and increased hair fall will not last long and the amount falling should not be abnormally large. An allergy to certain chemical ingredients causing irritation from harsh chemicals — most such reactions come from products that contain chemicals, causing significant peeling, leaving red marks, or abnormally increased hair fall. 3. Burning sensation: certain chemical ingredients react strongly, causing sudden skin irritation. If this burning sensation goes away within 10 minutes and leaves no redness, it is considered normal and you can continue using the product. But if it keeps getting more intense, stop using the product immediately. 4. Persistent itching: certain chemical ingredients react strongly, causing sudden skin irritation. If this burning sensation goes away within 10 minutes and leaves no redness, it is considered normal and you can continue using the product. But if it keeps getting more intense, stop using the product immediately. How should sensitive-skinned people choose products? 1. Read the label first — check whether it contains any ingredients you are allergic to, or any harsh chemicals. Ingredients with a tendency to cause allergic reactions include fragrance, steroids, SLS in cleansing products, parabens, retinol, or glycolic acid in moisturisers, etc. Check the pH that is gentle on the skin, which should be around 4.5–7. Products that are very acidic (pH 1–3) or very alkaline (pH > 8) will make skin easily irritated. Check the manufacture date and expiry date — avoid expired or nearly expired products, as the ingredients will have changed and are no longer suitable for your skin. (If you haven't used it in time, do not regret throwing it away.) Products must have passed a safe manufacturing process and been certified by the FDA or registered with the Ministry of Public Health. 2. Choose gentle products or those labelled as allergy-tested — choosing ingredients from nature is best, as natural extracts care for our skin most effectively and work well with the human body without leaving residues or side effects. 3. Test for allergies first! Try applying a small amount behind the ear, on the inner arm, or at the elbow crease to test for allergic reactions before use. Normally we test a tester on the back of the hand or forearm — parts where the skin is thicker and may not show irritation — but the face and scalp are more sensitive than other parts of the body and can easily become irritated. So we need to test for allergies first by applying it to a sensitive area such as behind the ear or the inner arm, leaving it for 30 minutes. If there is no allergic reaction, you can buy and use the product.
Postpartum hair fall is experienced by almost every new mum. During pregnancy, oestrogen levels are high, resulting in dense hair growth. But after delivery, these hormones drop rapidly, causing hair follicles to weaken and produce less hair — so a great deal of hair is shed when combing or washing. However, hair will return to strength and grow back normally 6–12 months after delivery. If new mums are worried about this hair fall, they can address it by choosing hairstyles that make hair appear thicker, such as a loose updo, or by using products that help balance hormones at the hair follicle level, nourish and strengthen hair roots, and stimulate new hair growth — such as AloEx shampoo and serum made from natural herbal extracts. This alone can restore a healthy scalp and beautiful, healthy hair for new mums.
Say goodbye to hair-damaging chemicals — we're bringing back thick hair with organic shampoo and hair care set from AloEx. Have you ever thought you had thick hair, but over time noticed it becoming thinner and thinner? The causes of hair fall and thinning are many — stress, increasing age, long-term chemical exposure whether from perming, dyeing, straightening, or even the shampoo we use every day, which contains chemicals and harsh cleansers. These chemicals make the scalp too oily or too dry, and some chemicals often block the scalp, weakening the scalp and hair roots until hair falls out and eventually goes bald. It's time to say goodbye to harsh cleansing agents like SLS — with cleansing power equivalent to dishwashing liquid — that make the scalp dry and flaking. Silicone that makes hair soft and smooth, heavily present in conditioners, blocks pores, destroys the balance of sebaceous glands, allows dirt to clog in, and delivers insufficient nutrition to the hair roots. Synthetic vitamins such as vitamin B5 that are not up to standard may have negative effects on hair. Added fragrance may cause irritation, itchiness, and dandruff. Colourants and ingredients added to make shampoo look nice — the colours used may be harmful and cause scalp irritation. Alcohol and preservatives. Start fresh with "organic" — switch to natural hair care products or plant-based organic extracts. Because organic herbs are herbs grown using natural systems without fertilisers and chemical accelerants, or herbs that grow in the wild. When extracted, they provide effective and durable natural active ingredients. And being organic, they can also care for and restore hair and scalp well. The only downside of organic products is that the scent, colour, and concentration of the liquid may not be consistent batch by batch, since it comes from natural plants that vary by season — but their effectiveness in care and treatment remains just as good. Why choose AloEx? Because AloEx has been researched and developed by hair specialists and herbal therapy experts to ensure that each herbal extract used can care for hair and scalp as effectively as possible. There are 2 important steps: 1. AloEx Hair Regrowth Shampoo — pH balanced at 5, the same as the human scalp, to reduce irritation. Cleansing agents from nature are gentle. Contains herbs that help detox and clean blocked chemicals. Scented with essential oils such as rosemary, peppermint, and eucalyptus imported from France and Italy. Contains oat oil extract (Aveenolat) instead of silicone to help moisturise hair without clogging. Uses herbal serum water in the shampoo base instead of plain water to enhance nourishment and cleansing. 2. AloEx Hair Regrowth Serum — a purely extracted serum from herbs of 3 origins: Thai, Chinese, and Indian. The herbs used are carefully selected to standard and extracted in proportions that allow them to be most effective in treating hair roots and scalp. These herbs work synergistically to: balance blood circulation so that hair roots receive nutrition and can regenerate and divide cells naturally; cleanse toxins, fats, or chronically accumulated chemicals and add scalp moisture, balance the sebaceous glands near hair roots so oil production is neither too much nor too little; balance hormones in those with genetic DHT hormones to reduce their severity and balance the hormones specifically beneath the scalp skin, improving subcutaneous blood circulation. The nerve system at the hair follicles can divide hair cells normally and create hair strands continuously. This can strengthen the hair roots, making them better at holding hair strands. Manufacturing process: produced using steam and distilled at an appropriate temperature until serum water is extracted drop by drop — so the serum is pure, clean, and free from pathogens. Highlights: no fragrance, chemicals, colourants, flavouring, or preservatives of any kind. Quality is maintained with silver nano beads imported from Japan — small round beads contained in every serum bottle. When shaken they make a clicking sound. Silver nano technology is modern and extremely safe for preserving product quality. AloEx is suitable for: women [article continues]
Today, medical innovation has advanced, making hair-fall treatment methods more varied and effective. Today AloEx would like to introduce another innovation in treating hereditary hair fall, called Autologous Conditioned Plasma, or ACP for short. Since patients with hair fall due to weak hair roots can sometimes be caused by insufficient nutrients reaching the scalp, the ACP hair transplant method focuses primarily on scientifically increasing nutrients to the hair roots. The ACP hair transplant method involves taking the patient's own blood through a separation process to obtain Plasma. The doctor then takes this blood extract or Plasma through a biomedical process to separate the Growth Factor — the component that can help stimulate hair root cells — and injects it into the patient's hair root area. Once the hair roots receive sufficient nutrition, they can naturally grow normally again, and previously thin hair will become thicker. The ACP treatment means the patient does not need surgery, can live normally after treatment, has a high level of safety, and also allows faster visible results. However, this treatment has limitations for patients with abnormal blood circulation disorders, as their blood cannot be used. Nevertheless, this treatment is quite costly as it requires many medical process steps. But don't lose hope or be discouraged — if you have a limited budget but want to nourish your hair roots and stimulate blood circulation at the scalp, try choosing AloEx shampoo and serum, which contains over 30 types of herbal extracts focused on stimulating blood circulation so that blood can deliver nutrients to hair roots thoroughly, stimulate hair root follicle function to produce hair cells efficiently, and importantly help inhibit the male hormone DHT — the main cause of baldness (read more about DHT and baldness: http://bit.ly/1Y1qxZS). AloEx is therefore another trusted choice for many users.
Another damaged-hair problem that many long-haired women often encounter is split ends, which can undermine your confidence. Today AloEx brings you the causes of and ways to deal with split ends. What causes split ends? Split ends occur when the cell layers at the hair tips separate into 2 or more strands, because the outer cuticle that protects the hair has worn away, leaving the hair dry, prone to breakage, and with separated tips. Split ends can be caused by many factors, mostly from heat or chemical exposure on the hair, such as blow-drying, styling with straightening, perming, or hair colouring, all of which lead to damaged hair and split ends. How do you manage split ends? If you start noticing your hair tips splitting, the best solution is to trim those ends and avoid pulling them with your hands, as this may cause the hair to split again. For those who want to prevent split ends, try following these tips: Wash hair properly — avoid washing with warm water, and pat hair dry gently with a towel without rubbing hard as this causes tangling. Try to use a wide-tooth comb, as fine-tooth combs cause hair breakage and fall. Trim ends regularly — every 4–6 weeks. That's all it takes to eliminate the split-end problem for those with long hair. And importantly, don't forget to avoid damaging your hair with heat or chemicals — for the sake of your hair's health.
AloEx — a famous Thai anti-hair fall shampoo brand that stimulates hair growth. Having had the opportunity to work with them today, I set out to test their efficacy thoroughly. This brand has many blogger reviews, but I haven't read any of them because I didn't want to bias my own results. Personally, the first word that came to mind the first time I used it was DETOX SHAMPOO — the kind that organic enthusiasts would fall in love with, because it has a full-on herbal, organic scent and feel. Having had the chance to work with them, I decided to fully test their efficacy. This brand has many blogger reviews, but I didn't read any of them because I didn't want to bias my results. My scalp is SENSITIVE from stress and insufficient nutrition — during that period it was falling heavily and the doctor just said not to use shampoo with silicone, and to use baby shampoo. I bought some to try, but woke up the next morning with clogged pores breaking out all over. The acne made me look for brands that clearly labelled themselves SILICON FREE. As for my thinning, it wasn't that bad — just the front hairline area where the density is lower. But another issue is that after using silicone-laden products for a long time, the scalp gets oily and clogged, building up over time. Many people had suggested going for a scalp detox, but I hadn't found time, so I kept buying and trying things. When AloEx reached out and mentioned they are a hi-end herbal brand, I needed no further convincing — the timing was perfect. Why are they hi-end and premium? Their brand scientists have researched and discovered the benefits of Thai herbal oil extracts at a fine molecular level — Kaffir Lime, Butterfly Pea, Aloe Vera, Henna, Glory Bower (Clerodendrum), Moringa, Ginseng, Thai Soapnut, Bamboo Leaf, and Gotu Kola — all top Thai herbs. Many foreign shampoo brands targeting hair fall reduction from Europe, America, and Asia such as Japan use these types of Thai herbs. The reason AloEx is considered hi-end is the fine extraction process under the research of scientists, using complete formulations from ancient herbal recipes. The main focus is on nourishing hair roots to be strong and hold hair firmly, by stimulating blood circulation to transport protein and nutrients to feed the hair roots fully, allowing new hair to grow faster. Note that the focus is on hair roots, not the strands — because the hair strands we see are already dead cells, but the living part is inside the roots, which need to be nourished and strengthened to grow healthy hair. Free from fragrance and unnecessary additives such as surfactants found in regular shampoos. Helps absorb heat toxins, reduce scalp temperature — a cause of weakened, shedding hair roots. Reduces oiliness and scalp skin inflammation, provides moisture and density to hair roots, and increases protein. Safe even for sensitive, easily irritated scalps. Suitable for all genders and ages — not harmful even to pregnant women. Produced and extracted to GMP quality standards. That's what the brand claims. Doctors have mentioned that if hair fall does not exceed 100–200 strands per day, it's nothing to worry about — if more than this, you may need to see a doctor. There are many misconceptions people have about hair care to reduce hair fall chances — people who love hot showers, wash hair every day, scrub vigorously, apply conditioner from the roots — these are all major mistakes. Now for the outer appearance of AloEx — honestly, it's not flashy at all, haha. It looks very medicinal. For those who love elaborate flower designs like me, the appearance may not be the answer. It comes as a pair — shampoo and AloEx HAIR REGROWTH SERUM. The serum reduces hair fall, reduces itchiness, addresses dandruff, nourishes hair roots, promotes new hair growth — healthy, strong, soft, shiny. Spray on dry hair or after washing and blow-drying. Can be sprayed to nourish at any time. It is a clear liquid that absorbs quickly and disappears like a ninja — which is why we need to spray the serum, because it provides ongoing nourishment without rinsing, keeping the scalp moisturised all day. AloEx SHAMPOO — to me it is a DETOX SHAMPOO: nourishes hair roots and scalp, reduces hair fall, takes care of dandruff problems, relieves itchiness, stimulates fast hair growth, makes hair soft, black, and shiny. I particularly like the twist-lock cap — OPEN-CLOSE.
What to do if you have sensitive skin? 1. Redness and rash: this may not appear immediately after use, but small rashes or redness may appear 1–2 days later. If this happens, stop using immediately — it means your skin is having an allergic reaction or irritation from certain ingredients in the product. 2. Hair fall / skin peeling: this can occur from 2 causes — natural cell shedding or skin cell turnover, which is not harmful, but the peeling skin and increased hair fall will not last long and the amount falling should not be abnormally large. An allergy to certain chemical ingredients causing irritation from harsh chemicals — most such reactions come from products that contain chemicals, causing significant peeling, leaving red marks, or abnormally increased hair fall. 3. Burning sensation: certain chemical ingredients react strongly, causing sudden skin irritation. If this burning sensation goes away within 10 minutes and leaves no redness, it is considered normal and you can continue using the product. But if it keeps getting more intense, stop using the product immediately. 4. Persistent itching: certain chemical ingredients react strongly, causing sudden skin irritation. If this burning sensation goes away within 10 minutes and leaves no redness, it is considered normal and you can continue using the product. But if it keeps getting more intense, stop using the product immediately. How should sensitive-skinned people choose products? 1. Read the label first — check whether it contains any ingredients you are allergic to, or any harsh chemicals. Ingredients with a tendency to cause allergic reactions include fragrance, steroids, SLS in cleansing products, parabens, retinol, or glycolic acid in moisturisers, etc. Check the pH that is gentle on the skin, which should be around 4.5–7. Products that are very acidic (pH 1–3) or very alkaline (pH > 8) will make skin easily irritated. Check the manufacture date and expiry date — avoid expired or nearly expired products, as the ingredients will have changed and are no longer suitable for your skin. (If you haven't used it in time, do not regret throwing it away.) Products must have passed a safe manufacturing process and been certified by the FDA or registered with the Ministry of Public Health. 2. Choose gentle products or those labelled as allergy-tested — choosing ingredients from nature is best, as natural extracts care for our skin most effectively and work well with the human body without leaving residues or side effects. 3. Test for allergies first! Try applying a small amount behind the ear, on the inner arm, or at the elbow crease to test for allergic reactions before use. Normally we test a tester on the back of the hand or forearm — parts where the skin is thicker and may not show irritation — but the face and scalp are more sensitive than other parts of the body and can easily become irritated. So we need to test for allergies first by applying it to a sensitive area such as behind the ear or the inner arm, leaving it for 30 minutes. If there is no allergic reaction, you can buy and use the product.
Postpartum hair fall is experienced by almost every new mum. During pregnancy, oestrogen levels are high, resulting in dense hair growth. But after delivery, these hormones drop rapidly, causing hair follicles to weaken and produce less hair — so a great deal of hair is shed when combing or washing. However, hair will return to strength and grow back normally 6–12 months after delivery. If new mums are worried about this hair fall, they can address it by choosing hairstyles that make hair appear thicker, such as a loose updo, or by using products that help balance hormones at the hair follicle level, nourish and strengthen hair roots, and stimulate new hair growth — such as AloEx shampoo and serum made from natural herbal extracts. This alone can restore a healthy scalp and beautiful, healthy hair for new mums.
Say goodbye to hair-damaging chemicals — we're bringing back thick hair with organic shampoo and hair care set from AloEx. Have you ever thought you had thick hair, but over time noticed it becoming thinner and thinner? The causes of hair fall and thinning are many — stress, increasing age, long-term chemical exposure whether from perming, dyeing, straightening, or even the shampoo we use every day, which contains chemicals and harsh cleansers. These chemicals make the scalp too oily or too dry, and some chemicals often block the scalp, weakening the scalp and hair roots until hair falls out and eventually goes bald. It's time to say goodbye to harsh cleansing agents like SLS — with cleansing power equivalent to dishwashing liquid — that make the scalp dry and flaking. Silicone that makes hair soft and smooth, heavily present in conditioners, blocks pores, destroys the balance of sebaceous glands, allows dirt to clog in, and delivers insufficient nutrition to the hair roots. Synthetic vitamins such as vitamin B5 that are not up to standard may have negative effects on hair. Added fragrance may cause irritation, itchiness, and dandruff. Colourants and ingredients added to make shampoo look nice — the colours used may be harmful and cause scalp irritation. Alcohol and preservatives. Start fresh with "organic" — switch to natural hair care products or plant-based organic extracts. Because organic herbs are herbs grown using natural systems without fertilisers and chemical accelerants, or herbs that grow in the wild. When extracted, they provide effective and durable natural active ingredients. And being organic, they can also care for and restore hair and scalp well. The only downside of organic products is that the scent, colour, and concentration of the liquid may not be consistent batch by batch, since it comes from natural plants that vary by season — but their effectiveness in care and treatment remains just as good. Why choose AloEx? Because AloEx has been researched and developed by hair specialists and herbal therapy experts to ensure that each herbal extract used can care for hair and scalp as effectively as possible. There are 2 important steps: 1. AloEx Hair Regrowth Shampoo — pH balanced at 5, the same as the human scalp, to reduce irritation. Cleansing agents from nature are gentle. Contains herbs that help detox and clean blocked chemicals. Scented with essential oils such as rosemary, peppermint, and eucalyptus imported from France and Italy. Contains oat oil extract (Aveenolat) instead of silicone to help moisturise hair without clogging. Uses herbal serum water in the shampoo base instead of plain water to enhance nourishment and cleansing. 2. AloEx Hair Regrowth Serum — a purely extracted serum from herbs of 3 origins: Thai, Chinese, and Indian. The herbs used are carefully selected to standard and extracted in proportions that allow them to be most effective in treating hair roots and scalp. These herbs work synergistically to: balance blood circulation so that hair roots receive nutrition and can regenerate and divide cells naturally; cleanse toxins, fats, or chronically accumulated chemicals and add scalp moisture, balance the sebaceous glands near hair roots so oil production is neither too much nor too little; balance hormones in those with genetic DHT hormones to reduce their severity and balance the hormones specifically beneath the scalp skin, improving subcutaneous blood circulation. The nerve system at the hair follicles can divide hair cells normally and create hair strands continuously. This can strengthen the hair roots, making them better at holding hair strands. Manufacturing process: produced using steam and distilled at an appropriate temperature until serum water is extracted drop by drop — so the serum is pure, clean, and free from pathogens. Highlights: no fragrance, chemicals, colourants, flavouring, or preservatives of any kind. Quality is maintained with silver nano beads imported from Japan — small round beads contained in every serum bottle. When shaken they make a clicking sound. Silver nano technology is modern and extremely safe for preserving product quality. AloEx is suitable for: women [article continues]
Today, medical innovation has advanced, making hair-fall treatment methods more varied and effective. Today AloEx would like to introduce another innovation in treating hereditary hair fall, called Autologous Conditioned Plasma, or ACP for short. Since patients with hair fall due to weak hair roots can sometimes be caused by insufficient nutrients reaching the scalp, the ACP hair transplant method focuses primarily on scientifically increasing nutrients to the hair roots. The ACP hair transplant method involves taking the patient's own blood through a separation process to obtain Plasma. The doctor then takes this blood extract or Plasma through a biomedical process to separate the Growth Factor — the component that can help stimulate hair root cells — and injects it into the patient's hair root area. Once the hair roots receive sufficient nutrition, they can naturally grow normally again, and previously thin hair will become thicker. The ACP treatment means the patient does not need surgery, can live normally after treatment, has a high level of safety, and also allows faster visible results. However, this treatment has limitations for patients with abnormal blood circulation disorders, as their blood cannot be used. Nevertheless, this treatment is quite costly as it requires many medical process steps. But don't lose hope or be discouraged — if you have a limited budget but want to nourish your hair roots and stimulate blood circulation at the scalp, try choosing AloEx shampoo and serum, which contains over 30 types of herbal extracts focused on stimulating blood circulation so that blood can deliver nutrients to hair roots thoroughly, stimulate hair root follicle function to produce hair cells efficiently, and importantly help inhibit the male hormone DHT — the main cause of baldness (read more about DHT and baldness: http://bit.ly/1Y1qxZS). AloEx is therefore another trusted choice for many users.
Another damaged-hair problem that many long-haired women often encounter is split ends, which can undermine your confidence. Today AloEx brings you the causes of and ways to deal with split ends. What causes split ends? Split ends occur when the cell layers at the hair tips separate into 2 or more strands, because the outer cuticle that protects the hair has worn away, leaving the hair dry, prone to breakage, and with separated tips. Split ends can be caused by many factors, mostly from heat or chemical exposure on the hair, such as blow-drying, styling with straightening, perming, or hair colouring, all of which lead to damaged hair and split ends. How do you manage split ends? If you start noticing your hair tips splitting, the best solution is to trim those ends and avoid pulling them with your hands, as this may cause the hair to split again. For those who want to prevent split ends, try following these tips: Wash hair properly — avoid washing with warm water, and pat hair dry gently with a towel without rubbing hard as this causes tangling. Try to use a wide-tooth comb, as fine-tooth combs cause hair breakage and fall. Trim ends regularly — every 4–6 weeks. That's all it takes to eliminate the split-end problem for those with long hair. And importantly, don't forget to avoid damaging your hair with heat or chemicals — for the sake of your hair's health.
Swimming is an activity that many women love, as it not only strengthens the body but also makes you feel refreshed from the water. However, chlorine in swimming pool water can change the condition of hair after prolonged exposure, making it harder to style. Today AloEx will recommend hairstyles for swimming that help maintain the hair condition of women who enjoy swimming. Wearing a swimming cap before getting in the pool helps protect hair well, but if you experience clumped hair fall from wearing a cap, not wearing one at all may be a better choice — and braiding your hair can hold it just as well. If you are someone who doesn't like wearing a waterproof swimming cap, braiding your hair is another option that keeps hair contained effectively. Besides looking beautiful and keeping hair from becoming dishevelled while swimming, it also helps maintain hair shape. However, before getting into the pool, you should wet your hair first to help reduce chlorine absorption so it doesn't enter the hair excessively. After leaving the pool, don't forget to wash your hair to remove the chlorine using a shampoo suited to your hair condition that does not contain hair-damaging chemicals. Or try AloEx shampoo made from natural extracts with no hair-damaging chemicals — which not only helps reduce hair breakage and fall, but also nourishes the scalp and hair that has been dried out from reacting with chlorine.
In recent years, the sporty girl trend has been hugely popular. Back in the day you'd only see big muscular men at the gym — but now? Wow, there are so many gorgeous fit women! Going to the gym to work out is a great way to relieve stress and take care of your health, since exercise keeps us strong and can be done every day. But one thing that can't be overlooked is keeping clean after working out — especially the hair and scalp, which tend to be soaked in sweat and smelling strong. Let's look at what sporty hair and scalp care involves. Sweating makes the scalp oily — so it needs to be cleaned often. Every workout session produces a lot of sweat. Some people shower after exercising but don't wash their hair, or only rinse with plain water — and that's really leaving things to fester, because sweat is a waste product that makes hair dirty, causes musty odours, and makes hair and scalp greasy. And if left unchecked, it will lead to blockage, making hair dry and damaged, eventually falling out. So washing hair thoroughly after every workout is very important — comb it first so it doesn't tangle. If you skip that and wash tangled hair, trying to detangle afterwards will hurt terribly. And don't forget to nourish after washing — add serum for beautiful hair! Use a gentle, low-lather shampoo. Besides washing after every workout, choosing the right shampoo is important too. A gentle, low-lather shampoo is recommended. We understand that high-lather shampoos feel great — the more lather, the better it feels — but high-lather shampoos strip hair of moisture and are hard to rinse out. So choosing a low-lather or low-SLS shampoo is ideal — and SLS-free is even better — so hair won't be overly dry and can be cared for more deeply. Reduce dandruff by adding moisture to the scalp with AloEx Black Shampoo and Serum. Sometimes even after washing after exercise, the shampoo you use just doesn't suit you. At first it seems fine, but over time dandruff builds up because the scalp gets too dry — so dry that dandruff clings on. Some people already have dandruff and then exercise, mixing the dandruff with sweat and bacteria — and the itching is unbearable, ruining your appearance. Especially while exercising — you're wearing a nice outfit, looking great, feeling ready, but dandruff is raining down and your head is incredibly itchy — not ideal at all. So we recommend AloEx Black and AloEx Serum to tackle dandruff. These two work together to add moisture to the scalp and help detox chemicals and impurities completely. And very low lather because there is no SLS — 100% natural. Both will gradually restore hair and scalp health. The scent is refreshing and pleasant. With that, dandruff is no longer a worry, and you get healthy, shiny hair too — perfect! For women, being healthy is wonderful, but don't neglect your hair health. Let's take care of our body and our hair and scalp at the same time — so when you go to work out, you'll feel more confident with strong-looking hair, and you can style your hair beautifully for exercising and take great selfies. You'll be stunning — both in body and in hair!
Summer is coming! The hottest time of the year is almost here, along with the important festival of Songkran — our long holiday. It's so exciting — planning water fights, planning trips during the long weekend, and some people plan their Songkran holiday from the beginning of the year! At Songkran, wherever you go, you're bound to get splashed and powdered. Let's look at the 6 must-have items for Songkran! Sunscreen: First on the list is sunscreen — absolutely essential and the most important of all. Why? Because the weather is extremely hot — so hot you feel like melting multiple times a day. The hotter the weather, the stronger the UV rays. UV rays are the skin's biggest enemy — they've been damaging skin so many times. So, carry and apply sunscreen, ladies, before your skin becomes dark, burnt, and damaged beyond repair. Waterproof pouch/bag: At this wet festival, you can't step outside without getting at least a little wet. So all your belongings need to be well protected — especially anything that gets ruined when wet. A waterproof pouch for your phone and money is absolutely essential. For those with many valuables, a waterproof bag will keep everything safe — no worries! Sunglasses/waterproof goggles: Not only does the sun harm your skin, it stings your eyes too. So this summer you need sunglasses to face the sun comfortably — and they look great too! Besides sunglasses, those planning to join the water fights should not forget waterproof goggles in bright colours, so you don't get splashed in the eyes uncomfortably. Pretty sandals: At Songkran, everything around you is wet. High heels won't work, and trainers are out of the question. So the hero of the occasion is definitely sandals — the ultimate comfort, undaunted by water. Whether flip-flops in bright colours or sandals with stylish straps, they're all great choices. Floral print items: Songkran is definitely the season for floral prints. So must-have items include anything with floral patterns — whether clothing, bags, shoes, or accessories. If you don't have any yet, hurry and get some so you don't look out of date. But if you're not particularly fond of floral prints, colourful patterns work just as well — another great look. Water gun: It's Songkran — of course you have to play with water! The last must-have item for Songkran day is a water gun. The bigger the capacity, the better — so you can spray non-stop. Whether a gun or a cute backpack-style one, it's a top weapon for Songkran. A bucket works too — no judgment! Ladies, don't forget to prepare these 6 must-have Songkran items. And also don't forget to keep your hair and scalp strong and ready to face the scorching heat — because with so much sun, pollution, and various kinds of water, our hair can struggle too. We recommend AloEx shampoo and serum — helps reduce hair fall, restore damaged hair, nourish hair roots, and keep them strong enough to face the sun and water even on the hottest day of the year. Don't forget to use AloEx for healthy hair so you can let your beautiful hair flow in the hot breeze, stylishly without caring about the environment anymore — hooray!
