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Oxford Biolabs® truthfully engages consumers with credible science, developing scientific proof for each and every product. The team of Oxford Biolabs scientists, headed by Dr. Thomas Whitfield, formerly of the University of Oxford, has reached viable, innovative solutions to unwanted signs of ageing, including hair loss and premature greying, using naturally-based ingredients.

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Oxford Biolabs® produces innovative, user-friendly products that help to naturally enhance a customer's well-being and appearance. Operating within the world's nutraceutical and cosmeceutical industry, Oxford Biolabs® seeks to provide solutions of superior quality, backed by credible science that can make a genuine, noticeable difference.

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A Natural Way to Tackle Hair Loss

TRX2® is a safe, naturally-based hair regimen that provides a credible, scientifically-formulated solution to hair loss by utilising advancements in the area of potasium channel research

Scientific Breakthrough Addresses Greying

Melaniq® helps those experiencing greying by using a naturally-based solution that helps stimulate the synthesis of melanin, the natural pigment that gives hair its colour.

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Rooted in Oxford University, our genuine scientific expertise touches upon innovative approaches to various hair loss and hair pigmentation research areas.

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Protect your hair this summer! Learn 7 essential hair care tips

Jun 19, 2017

Summer is coming. The heat and humidity will take a toll on hair, so adjust your hair support regimen for the best results.

hair pigmentation

Albinism: Genetics, Causes, and Symptoms

Jun 13, 2017

In North America and Europe, albinism affects 1 in 20,000 people, and in some places in Africa, 1 in 5,000 suffer from this hereditary condition. It is a misunderstood condition, and even in the modern age there are people with albinism who have lost their lives to social stigma and superstition.

hair loss

The environment affects your hair more than you may think

Jun 5, 2017

Genetic factors are not the only causes of hair loss. Environmental factors like pollution, ultraviolet radiation, and smoking may trigger or make hair loss more severe.

hair loss

World No Tobacco Day 2017 - Say No to Tobacco!

May 30, 2017

On May 31, 2017, people around the globe are encouraged to abstain from using tobacco products for a 24 hour period. This year’s theme is "Tobacco – a threat to development."