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The newest member from AloEx, which helps make hair soft, add volume, and nourish the hair roots all in one tube, has now been revealed. It's considered the very first Treatment of the AloEx brand. And although our new member makes hair soft and weighty, it still hasn't abandoned AloEx's signature of stopping hair fall, Reduce hair thinning, and regrowing new hair. But what are the reasons that will make everyone fall in love with this new member… let's go see!! Soft, weighty hair, free of Silicone — Silicone is one ingredient in most hair-care products on the market that everyone loves, because it's what coats the hair to make it soft, smooth, shiny, weighty and easy to comb without tangling. But did you know that if you use products containing Silicone as an ingredient continuously for a long time, the Silicone will clog the scalp, so nutrients can't reach the hair roots adequately, which can ultimately cause hair fall and thinning. But this problem definitely won't happen to AloEx Hair Mask users, because this new treatment from AloEx makes hair soft and weighty without Silicone, since we use natural extracts such as […]

Hair care before and after coloring

ผ่านไปไม่กี่เดือน หน้าร้อนกลับมาอีกแล้ววววว TT …แม้ว่าช่วงนี้จะเป็นช่วงแห่งการอวดผิว อวดบิกินี่ก็ตาม แต่ก็เป็นช่วงแห่งความหัวร้อนด้วย!!! บางคนไม่สนใจ ไม่ดูแลนี่ หัวร้อนกันจนผมพังเลยนะ บอกเลยว่าแห้งกรอบสุดๆ วันนี้แอดมินเลยนำเคล็ดลับกู้ผมพังจากแสงแดดและความร้อนมาฝากกันค่ะ เราจะได้ผ่าน summer กันไปแบบสวยๆ เนอะ >< เลี่ยงการใช้ความร้อน สิ่งแรกที่เราควรทำเพื่อลดอาการหัวร้อนของเราก็คือ เลี่ยงการใช้ความร้อนนั่นเองค่ะ เพราะหัวมันร้อนอยู่แล้ว เราจะทำให้ร้อนขึ้นอีกไม่ได้ ไม่งั้นผมพังกว่าเดิมแน่ๆ ไม่ว่าจะไดร์ผม ดัดลอน หนีบผม สระผมด้วยน้ำที่อุ่นค่อนไปทางร้อน เลี่ยงได้ให้เลี่ยง แต่ถ้าเลี่ยงไม่ได้จริงๆ แนะนำให้ลดการใช้งานลง จากที่เคยใช้ทุกวัน ให้เหลือแค่อาทิตย์ละไม่กี่ครั้งก็พอนะคะ อย่าสระผมบ่อยเกินไป สิ่งแรกที่เราควรทำเพื่อลดอาการหัวร้อนของเราก็คือ เลี่ยงการใช้ความร้อนนั่นเองค่ะ เพราะหัวมันร้อนอยู่แล้ว เราจะทำให้ร้อนขึ้นอีกไม่ได้ ไม่งั้นผมพังกว่าเดิมแน่ๆ ไม่ว่าจะไดร์ผม ดัดลอน หนีบผม สระผมด้วยน้ำที่อุ่นค่อนไปทางร้อน เลี่ยงได้ให้เลี่ยง แต่ถ้าเลี่ยงไม่ได้จริงๆ แนะนำให้ลดการใช้งานลง จากที่เคยใช้ทุกวัน ให้เหลือแค่อาทิตย์ละไม่กี่ครั้งก็พอนะคะ เลี่ยงสารเคมี ร้อนนี้ สีผมต้องร้อนแรง… ขอเบรกความคิดนั้นไว้ก่อนเลยนะคะ เพราะแค่หัวร้อนผมก็พังแล้ว ถ้าเจอสารเคมีเข้าไปอีกพังกว่าเดิมแน่ๆ ไม่ใช่แค่สารเคมีจากการทำสีเท่านั้นนะคะ ยังรวมไปถึงผลิตภัณฑ์ปรับแต่งทรงผมต่างๆ ด้วย […]

Human hair can be classified by shape into 2 types: straight and curly. The reason hair has different shapes comes from one of the key structural components of hair — the disulfide bond. A disulfide bond is a bond formed by the linking of an amino acid called cysteine, which exists in large quantities within the keratin layer surrounding the hair. The amount of cysteine that bonds together to form disulfide bonds determines whether hair is straight or curly. Hair shape is also related to the shape of the hair follicle: if the follicle is circular, fewer disulfide bonds form and hair tends to be straight; if the follicle is oval, more disulfide bonds form and hair tends to be curly — the more disulfide bonds, the curlier the hair. Since the disulfide bond is the main structural component that determines hair shape, changing the shape of hair — whether through hair relaxing or hair perming — relies on altering how the disulfide bonds in the hair are arranged. And that is the property of hair relaxers and perming solutions! The key chemicals used in these products — such as hydrogen peroxide, guanidine hydroxide, or ammonium thioglycolate — all function primarily to break the existing disulfide bonds in the hair, softening it so it can be reshaped as desired.

Many people may enjoy changing their hairstyle using curling irons or straighteners available on the market — whether to make hair straight or beautifully wavy — with just a plug and a clamp, and you get the desired hairstyle. But who would know that choosing a poor-quality hair iron could cost you your life? When buying a hair iron, you need to check carefully whether it meets the industrial standard (Thai Industrial Standard — TIS) because a hair iron is a type of household electrical appliance. In particular, the cord must be thick enough to be difficult to bend sharply. If the iron has a small cord, avoid buying it, as it could cause a short circuit and fire. Also, the material used for the electrical clamp should not be metal or conductive material. It is recommended to choose ceramic or tourmaline, which do not require very high heat and are safer. In addition, the hair iron should have a clearly indicated temperature control — preferably digital so that the temperature can be set precisely. The appropriate temperature for curling depends on hair condition: fine hair can use a maximum heat of no more than 150°C; normal hair can handle 150–180°C; thick, coarse hair should use 180–220°C. If you regularly style your hair with an electric iron, it is best to nourish your hair with a serum or choose a shampoo with herbal ingredients to nourish the hair before ironing. AloEx has both shampoo and serum with ingredients from Thai herbs that nourish from the hair roots — and importantly, also help keep hair moisturised right to the scalp.

Girls, did you know that each day we can take care of ourselves easily from head to toe? Whether it's sleep, food, or other body care, hair is the same, because nourishing hair doesn't have to come only from using haircare products — choosing to eat foods that benefit the hair also plays an important role in helping hair be beautiful. So today we've listed 5 delicious fruits that help nourish hair to be beautiful and healthy, for you girls. 1. Sunlight is the most vicious enemy in summer. The heat, along with the UVA and UVB rays in sunlight, continuously attacks the hair, making the hair drier and more brittle, which means the hair becomes weak, breaks easily, splits at the ends, and the hair color fades quickly. 2. Water — whether salt water, fresh water, or pool water — all dry out the hair greatly. Starting with seawater that contains salt, which is the villain that makes hair dry and damaged, making hair frizzy and look lifeless. As for fresh water in rivers and streams, or tears, it usually contains various minerals mixed in, which can build up and accumulate on the hair, becoming residue that makes the hair look dry, rough and lifeless. And the chlorine in swimming pools, besides drying out and damaging the hair, can also dull the hair color. 3. Sand — this is a vicious enemy that many women overlook and don't guard against in time, because they think it poses no danger to the hair. But sand is a substance with sharpness in itself; when grains of sand stick to the hair, they cause friction until abrasions form, and even the hair shaft can tear. […]

It's summer now, ladies… this year the weather is so hot, hot enough to nearly melt, the skin nearly burning. And besides the skin, the hot weather also harms our hair, making it dry and damaged easily and losing moisture too. TT So protecting hair from the sun is really necessary. Let's take a look at what methods can help our precious little hair. 1. Wear a hat — The basic, super-easy method anyone can do is to wear a hat. This helps protect girls' hair from sunlight to a certain degree, especially a wide-brimmed hat, because it's like covering the hair to keep it from getting direct sun, preventing dry hair and a hot head, and helping shade the face from the sun too. Wherever you go, just clip on a chic hat — pretty cool. 2. Braid your hair when swimming — A summer activity girls love is swimming, because in this scorching, body-melting heat, getting to swim is like being revived. Especially with long, flowing hair, getting in the water — oh my! — it spreads out everywhere. But wait a moment, ladies… swimming in an outdoor pool means getting full-on sun, let me tell you. Hair facing the sun alone is already bad, and on top of that it meets chlorine — that's a disaster. So let's switch to braiding instead. Any braid will do, so it gets less sun and chlorine, and doesn't come loose into a mess. 3. Apply oil to the hair ends before getting in the water — Some say they're afraid oil will make hair greasy… but wait, this is only to be applied to the hair ends, no need to slather the whole head until it's greasy. And when applying, pour it onto a cotton pad and dab gently, leave it for a while, then go play in the water, so hair won't split […]

Hair is surely a key factor in enhancing one's personality, but many who face hair problems try to nourish it in different ways. So AloEx would like to recommend 3 hair-treatment recipes you can easily do at home. For dry, damaged hair For people with dry hair, you'll notice the scalp is dry with dandruff flakes, and the hair has no weight and is hard to style, which can make our hair break and fall. You should nourish with extracts from orchid flowers, chicken egg, Ginseng and ginger, because they have properties that help make hair soft and weighty, easy to style. 1. Coconut oil + chicken egg recipe Use 2 (tablespoons) of coconut oil, heat and mix with 1 chicken egg (yolk only), beat together, wait until it cools, then rub all over the head. Massage with your fingertips all over from front to the nape, use your palms to knead and rub all over until it absorbs into the hair. Cover the hair fully with a small towel, don't wrap it tightly, leave it on for 2 hours, then rinse out with warm water and wash again with a mild shampoo. 2. Olive oil recipe Take 2-3 tablespoons of warm olive oil and massage the scalp in circles. Wrap the head with a towel and leave for 15 minutes, then wash with a mild shampoo and rinse out completely with warm water. 3. Chicken egg + yogurt drink recipe Use 1 […]

Anyone who frequently ties their hair up may experience problems with hair bands pulling and snagging hair until bald patches and thinning appear — sometimes from the hairline all the way to the crown, with hair falling out in clumps or patches. Or if you frequently colour your hair, chemicals can weaken the strands and roots, causing hair to fall out in handfuls and seriously knock your confidence. Read on to find out how to deal with thinning, hair loss, and bald spots! 1. Eat a balanced, nutritious diet across all 5 food groups. It may sound boring and basic, but eating a balanced diet — especially one that is high in protein — helps strengthen hair from within. Protein-rich foods such as fish, soya beans, or tofu are ideal, as protein is a key component of hair structure. In general, we should obtain about 20–30% of our daily nutrients from protein. Don't forget to drink plenty of water, avoid MSG-laden food, and cut out alcohol and cigarettes — your hair will certainly come back fuller, not thinner or sparse. 2. Exercise regularly. Exercise helps stimulate blood circulation throughout the body, allowing blood to flow more effectively to the scalp and hair roots, carrying vitamins and nutrients to nourish the roots thoroughly. Hair therefore becomes stronger, roots grip better, and shedding is reduced. Most importantly, try to avoid stress and keep your mind relaxed to help balance hormones in the body — this also helps reduce hair loss. [...]

With Thailand's weather, which is hot all year round, women with long hair are constantly annoyed by sweat running down their necks and feeling so hot that they have to tie or pull their hair up. But did you know that tying your hair up too tightly actually has drawbacks, as follows: The scalp at the back of your neck will feel too tight, which can cause scalp pain and stress. After tying your hair tightly when you let it down, hair will lose its shape and leave marks. Even after shampooing and blow-drying, the tied marks may still remain. If you need to do activities that require vigor and cause sweating, leaving hair tied up for a long time may not allow the scalp to release moisture, causing dandruff problems or brittle, damaged hair. Those who habitually tie their hair tightly frequently may develop a wider forehead, as the hair is pulled back, weakening the hair at the forehead area until it eventually falls out. Seeing these drawbacks of tying hair too tightly, ladies who like to pull their hair up tightly should try letting it down sometimes so that the scalp has sufficient blood flow.

It's normal that before leaving the house, everyone needs to groom and look presentable for work — especially styling your hair. But how do we choose products that won't cause allergic reactions, scalp itching, thinning, or hair fall? Today AloEx explains the different types of hair styling products and which one suits your hair. 1. Hair gel — best used on wet or damp hair; works well on wavy, curly, naturally flowing hair, and uncoloured hair. Its advantage is that it holds the style for hours without breaking down. Choose one with a moisturiser to keep hair looking healthy, and avoid formulas containing alcohol, which can cause scalp reactions and dry damage. 2. Mousse — shaken and dispensed as foam; easy to style while hair is still wet, and less shiny than gel; suitable for long hair and permed hair. However, it's not recommended for continuous long-term use as it can dry out hair and make it lifeless. Choose alcohol-free mousse for best results. 3. Wax — can be applied and restyled even on dry hair, without rinsing out or adding more product. However, be careful as dust and particles can easily attach to hair and scalp, potentially causing inflammation and reactions. After coming home, washing your hair to remove the wax and impurities is recommended. 4. Hair spray — popular among actors, entertainers, news anchors, and event and television appearance professionals because it can be applied to both dry and wet hair for a long-lasting, natural-looking hold that resists UV and various studio lights. However, inhaling the spray fumes can irritate the respiratory system and seriously damage hair. People with allergies should especially avoid sprays as they can worsen reactions. If you have sensitive skin, avoid styling products — or if you must use them…

1. Nature never harms us. My mom used to say that the herbs right in the kitchen, applied to your hair, can help make it healthier. But we don't have to go to the trouble of growing fingerroot, boiling Gotu Kola, peeling aloe vera, or stirring up our own shampoo. These days there are plenty of natural-formula shampoos to choose from, but that doesn't mean they're 100% natural. The best is to look for the word organic — that's much better for the heart. —————————————————————————– 2. Brush your hair gently, and your hair will be as beautiful as Rapunzel's. We shouldn't brush our hair roughly or yank at the ends. Think about how long each new strand takes to nurture — if you brush too hard and a handful falls out, what do you do then? Try observing your own habits carefully, and be very patient with brushing. If your hair tangles, brush gently and slowly, and you'll get beautiful strands. —————————————————————————– 3. Being (very) beautiful only on special days is enough — you don't need to style your hair every day. If we take good care of it, hair can be naturally beautiful without much enhancement. So things like blow dryers, electric curlers, or various styling tools — use them only on special days, which will help preserve your hair a lot. And try not to expose your hair to too much heat, or the roots will get worn out before you even look good. —————————————————————————– 4. Know that hot water feels comfortable for the body, but not comfortable for the hair. Using hot water to wash your hair is the culprit of dry hair. Don't say you'll go with warm water, because really you shouldn't use high-temperature water either. The best is to use normal-temperature water, which is very friendly to the hair, making it shiny and not easily brittle. —————————————————————————– 5. Beautiful, healthy hair […]