Anti Hair Loss Serum
A natural innovation for fuller hair
Efficacy lab-tested
against standard treatments
Anti Hair Loss Serum
Which kind of hair loss is it for?
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Thinning, falling hair
from genetics -

A receding,
M-shaped hairline -

Thinning hair
at the crown -

New hair growing
finer and finer
AloEx Organic Anti Hair Loss Serum
For people with thinning, falling hair who have tried hair-loss medicines without results — and want a safe, research-backed alternative.
Losing your hair? But worried about medication side effects?

AloEx Organic
Anti Hair Loss Serum
- Efficacy close to the medications
- Tested by TISTR
- Natural herbal formula
AloEx Organic
Anti Hair Loss Serum
A serum lab-tested by the Thailand Institute of Scientific and Technological Research (TISTR).
Efficacy at reducing hair fall and boosting new hair vs. standard treatments*

*In-vitro test comparing AloEx Hydrosol Complex Extract & AloEx Phenolic Complex Extract against Finasteride and Minoxidil.
AloEx Organic
Anti Hair Loss Serum
Also tested by the Research Centre for Bioorganic Chemistry (RCBC), Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University.
Antioxidant activity measured at up to 371×
helping extend the hair's growth (Anagen) phase
so hair falls more slowly
Natural extracts, packed with 15 + 1 botanicals
15 base herbs extracted by AloEx's signature method, combined with the power of rosemary extract — with scientific testing behind reduced shedding and new hair growth.


How to use AloEx Organic Anti Hair Loss Serum


Spray onto the scalp, massage gently, and let the serum absorb into the scalp, then leave it to dry — no need to rinse. Use at least twice a day (morning and evening, or before bed).
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Thai FDA Approved
Notification no. 50-1-6800032388
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GMP Quality
Made to GMP standards — clean and safe
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No Fragrance
Fragrance-free — lowers the risk of skin irritation
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No Paraben
Paraben-free — lowers the risk of breakage and shedding
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No Alcohol
Alcohol-free — won't dry out or irritate the skin
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No Silicone
Silicone-free — lowers the risk of clogged skin or breakouts
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Dermatological Tested
Tested by dermatologists
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Organic Ingredients
Concentrated yet gentle, made with natural extracts and Thai herbs
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Efficacy Tested
Efficacy tested against standard treatments by TISTR

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for AloEx herbal extracts
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