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Those who love bathing or shampooing with lots of rich, fluffy lather are probably familiar with "sulfate," right? Many people may feel that more lather means a better clean — feeling cleaner after bathing or shampooing. But...inside all that fluffiness lies hidden dangers to the eyes, scalp, and hair that you may never have expected.

7 types of baldness you've never heard of

9 reasons for severe hair loss

Menopausal hair loss starts when falling estrogen lets DHT shrink the follicle. The mechanism, how it differs from andropause, and how to choose care at 45+.

Weight-loss pens (GLP-1) can trigger hair fall through Telogen Effluvium. Learn the cause, how to recover, and how AloEx shampoo, serum and supplements help.

What causes oily hair, and why does it flatten so fast after washing? Causes, scalp impact, and how to care for and choose shampoo for oily hair

Multiple strands per follicle is a sign of healthy hair — but if hair is thinning, nourish the follicle directly with help from AloEx for stronger hair.

Seborrheic dermatitis doesn't just damage skin — it also raises the risk of hair fall, thinning, and dandruff. Today, AloEx answers your questions about seborrheic dermatitis in this article.

Ladies, did you know that sometimes even when you haven't done anything to damage your hair and scalp, your hair still mysteriously breaks and falls out? It could be the hair care products you're using. Because in most hair care products there are certain chemicals secretly harming your hair and scalp. Today the admin brings you 4 things to know before buying shampoo. 🌿 Check carefully for Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS). SLS is a detergent-type and surface-tension-reducing chemical with good cleansing properties, commonly used in various cleansing products including shampoo. However, even at low concentrations, SLS can be harmful and may cause irritation, rashes, itching, and hair fall; long-term accumulation can lead to severe allergic reactions. That said, there is also a chemical called Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES), which has similar properties to SLS but is milder and commonly used in children's products. Shampoo containing SLES is gentle, safe, and non-irritating. So just avoid SLS — SLES is fine to use without worry. Silicone is fine… but no Silicone is even better.

Get to know 'silicone' — the hair helper to watch out for. "Silicone" — the hair helper that many have heard of and many still don't fully know. Today, we bring information about silicone: what it is, and what its advantages and disadvantages are. Let's take a look. What is "Silicone"? Silicone is a colourless, translucent polymer material found in many forms — liquid, solid, paste, or rubber. Silicone is widely used because it has the advantage of being adaptable for many types of applications, and is also effective at coating and sealing surfaces with high adhesion. Silicone is therefore used in hair care products such as shampoos, conditioners, and treatments. How does silicone help hair? Silicone reduces friction between hair strands, making hair easier to comb and detangle. With its excellent surface-coating properties, silicone also coats hair strands. When silicone coats your hair, the hair becomes smooth, shiny, weighted, and appears healthy. In addition, the silicone coating helps protect hair from losing moisture. This is why conditioners contain more silicone than shampoos. Hair problems that can be caused by silicone: Silicone is not a nourishing substance, so the results are only temporary. Over time, hair that appeared smooth, shiny, and healthy will become dry and lack moisture, because the silicone coating on hair, while locking in moisture, also prevents hair from receiving nutrients and moisture from outside. [...continues]

10 habits that cause hair loss — stop them if you don't want to go bald

Each day, the scalp is the part that receives pollution from all sides, such as sunlight, dust and smoke, or chemicals to hold hair in shape, until hair starts to fall and thin out. Let's check which factors can make hair thin. 1. Starting with heat from sunlight that hits the areas where the scalp is directly exposed, such as the crown or the part line, which are spots that receive direct sunlight, making the scalp dry and hot. The hair will be the first thing that has to be discarded in order to preserve the scalp — just as leaves fall from a tree to preserve the important part, the trunk. 2. The use of chemicals in frequent hairstyling, such as adding thickness and softness to the hair or holding hair in shape, commonly found among actors, hosts and news anchors — these chemicals can irritate the scalp. 3. The genetic factor If your parents, grandparents already have a history of thinning hair, it's possible we may have thinning hair too. But this factor can occur in any area of the head, not only at a wide part line or the crown. 4. The important factor is insufficient nutrients to feed the hair, because hair is like a tree that absorbs nutrients from its roots to feed the tree so it flourishes. If the hair roots are weak, they can't absorb nutrients either, so the hair becomes weak and eventually falls. Solving the thinning-hair problem requires adding nutrients to nourish and restore the hair roots, and building immunity for the scalp against the pollution mentioned above, with AloEx extract, which contains several kinds of Thai herbs, such as Soapnut extract, which helps draw out the toxins from chemical residue left by the various products used on the hair, restoring good health to the scalp, and also has anti-oxidant […]