Hair Nutrition Collection
Healthy hair depends on sufficient, balanced nutrition to support growth processes and normal bodily functions. MP Hair Nutrition Collection brings together dietary supplements containing vitamins, minerals and natural extracts associated with overall hair and follicle health care.
Products in this collection
MP Build+
Vitamin D3 600 IU, Magnesium and Vitamin K2. Check Vitamin D levels and assess the need before supplementing.
MP Bloom+
A dietary supplement containing Zinc, Biotin and plant extracts, considered according to individual nutritional needs.
MP Bright
An oral supplement with astaxanthin, glutathione and collagen. Read the existing product details and directions before use.
MP BC+
An oral supplement with Nutrimin C and B vitamins. Read the existing product details and directions before use.
MP Night
An oral supplement with chamomile, L-theanine, ginkgo and GABA. Read the existing product details and directions before use.
Nutrition alongside general health care
These products offer another way to supplement nutrients alongside a varied, complete diet, sufficient rest and appropriate health care. Supplementation should reflect individual needs: hair loss and thinning may have many causes, including genetics, hormones, nutritional deficiencies and other health factors.
MP Build+
Vitamins and minerals play important roles in normal bodily function, including processes involved in the hair growth cycle. MP Build+ combines three nutrients as another option for overall health care alongside internal support for hair follicle health.
Vitamin D3 (600 IU) is involved in the hair growth cycle and the function of hair follicle cells. Research has found an association between Vitamin D deficiency and certain types of hair loss. However, Vitamin D supplementation does not reduce hair loss in every case.
Magnesium contributes to energy production and enzyme function necessary for normal cellular activity, including cells involved in hair growth.
Vitamin K2 is involved in blood clotting and bone health and supports overall health care. There is currently insufficient evidence that it directly stimulates follicles or reduces hair loss.
Significant or persistent hair loss or thinning should first be assessed to identify its cause. Vitamin D or Magnesium supplementation does not address every case of hair loss.
Before taking MP Build+
A blood Vitamin D test is recommended before starting a supplement containing Vitamin D3, to assess whether levels are sufficient or deficient, particularly for people with hair loss or thinning who want to support follicle health through nutrition.
Test results help a doctor assess the need for supplementation and recommend an appropriate amount for each person. Extra Vitamin D may not be necessary for everyone, and excessive intake may harm health.
MP Bloom+
MP Bloom+ combines vitamins, minerals and several plant extracts to support intake of nutrients associated with hair and follicle health. It is intended for people seeking nutritional support for hair follicles alongside overall health care.
Zinc and Biotin support normal bodily processes, including those associated with skin and follicle health. Supplementation is particularly useful when intake is insufficient.
Turmeric contains compounds being studied for antioxidant and health care properties.
Pumpkin Seed Oil provides plant compounds that have been studied in some research on follicle health. More evidence is needed to establish effectiveness in treating hair loss.
Mixed Berry contains naturally occurring compounds from berries, such as antioxidants.
Ginseng and Black Ginger are plant extracts studied for their health-related properties and effects on bodily function.
Choosing dietary supplements
MP Hair Nutrition Collection forms part of an approach to hair health through nutrition. Choose products suited to individual needs and avoid unnecessarily duplicating vitamins or minerals.
People with underlying medical conditions, those taking regular medication or those undergoing hair loss treatment should consult a doctor or pharmacist before using dietary supplements. This is particularly important for people using anticoagulants such as Warfarin, which may interact with Vitamin K.
Frequently asked questions
Q1: Why are nutrients important for hair?
A: The hair growth cycle depends on cellular processes and many nutrients, including protein, zinc, iron and certain vitamins. Inadequate nutrient intake may affect the growth cycle of hair follicles and contribute to hair loss. Balanced nutrition is therefore part of caring for hair health.
Q2: Can taking vitamins really regrow hair?
A: Certain vitamins and minerals play roles in follicle function and hair formation. However, taking supplements does not mean that new hair growth will be stimulated in everyone, particularly people with hereditary or hormonal hair thinning, who need treatment directed at the cause.
Q3: If I eat a balanced diet covering all five food groups, do I still need vitamins?
A: If your diet already provides sufficient nutrients, extra vitamins may not be necessary. Supplementation should be considered in light of nutritional status, health test results and individual needs. Avoid taking multiple vitamins unnecessarily.
Q4: Is Bloom+ suitable for people with hereditary hair thinning?
A: It can be considered as a dietary supplement alongside general health care, but it cannot directly inhibit the mechanism of hereditary hair thinning. People with hereditary hair thinning should have a doctor assess their condition and plan treatment.
Q5: How is Vitamin D related to hair growth?
A: Vitamin D is involved in the hair growth cycle, and hair follicle cells have Vitamin D receptors. Studies have found an association between Vitamin D deficiency and certain types of hair loss. Testing for and correcting a deficiency may therefore form part of care for people with hair loss.
Q6: Why is a Vitamin D test recommended before taking Build+?
A: Vitamin D levels vary between individuals. A 25-Hydroxyvitamin D (25-OH Vitamin D) blood test helps assess Vitamin D levels and deficiency, allowing a doctor to consider whether supplementation is necessary and the appropriate amount.
Q7: Can low Vitamin D affect the hair?
A: Low Vitamin D is associated with certain types of hair loss, including Alopecia Areata and some other forms of hair loss. This does not mean everyone with low Vitamin D will experience hair loss. Other factors should also be considered in the assessment.
Q8: If my Vitamin D test is normal, do I still need Build+?
A: If your Vitamin D level is appropriate and you already receive sufficient nutrients, extra Vitamin D may not be necessary. Consider your Magnesium and Vitamin K2 needs, as well as nutrients obtained from other sources.
Q9: Can Bloom+ and Build+ be taken together?
A: They can be considered together, but check total nutrient intake first, particularly Zinc, Vitamin D3 and Magnesium from other supplements taken at the same time, to avoid an unnecessarily high intake.
Q10: Can they be taken alongside Minoxidil or Finasteride?
A: They can be considered alongside these treatments because dietary supplements have a different purpose from hair loss medicines. Tell your doctor about every product you take so that suitability and possible interactions between medicines and supplements can be assessed.
Q11: Can taking these supplements cause side effects?
A: Adverse effects are possible. Some people may experience nausea or stomach discomfort from Zinc or Magnesium. Too much Vitamin D may also raise blood calcium levels. Follow the recommended amounts.
Q12: Can people with an underlying medical condition take them?
A: Consult a doctor or pharmacist first, particularly if you have kidney disease, take regular medication or use anticoagulants, as some nutrients may interact with medicines.
Q13: Is Vitamin D3 600 IU enough for the body’s needs?
A: 600 IU is the daily reference intake recommended for adults aged 19–70 under US guidance. It does not mean this amount is sufficient for someone with a Vitamin D deficiency. The amount should be chosen based on test results and a doctor’s advice.
Q14: Can pregnant or breastfeeding women take them?
A: Consult a doctor before taking them. Certain herbal extracts and amounts of vitamins or minerals may not be suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
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Category 3. Hair Nutrition Collection – Vitamins and Dietary Supplements for Hair Roots
Hair needs sufficient and balanced nutrients to grow. MP therefore offers dietary supplements designed to support nutrients related to hair health, suitable as part of overall health care — not a substitute for a complete diet or for treating the cause of hair loss.
MP Build+
Contains Vitamin D3, Magnesium and Vitamin K2 according to product information, focusing on nutrients related to normal body functions. When taking supplements, consider the amount you get from food and other products, especially if you have underlying conditions or take regular medication.
MP Bloom+
Contains ingredients listed on the product such as Zinc, Biotin, Turmeric, Pumpkin Seed Oil, Black Ginger, Mixed Berry and Ginseng, focusing on nutrients and ingredients related to overall hair health care.
Supplements for general wellness
Because proper self-care is not only about your hair, but also a balanced diet, rest and overall health, MP offers another group of dietary supplements for everyday health care.
MP BC+
Dietary supplement: Vitamin B and Vitamin C
MP BC+
Contains vitamins involved in normal body processes, such as energy metabolism and the functioning of various systems. Benefits depend on the type, amount and each person’s nutritional status.
MP Night+
Dietary supplement for rest time
MP Night+
Contains ingredients listed on the product such as Chamomile, GABA, L-Theanine and Ginkgo, designed as part of a health care routine for rest time.
MP Hair Care: Continuous Care from Clinic to Home
Proper hair care should start with understanding the cause of the problem, choosing the care approach that matches your needs, and following up continuously.
MP Hair Care is therefore another option for customers who want to care for themselves at home alongside their clinic care plan, choosing products as advised by doctors and specialists so that care suits each person’s hair root and scalp condition.
For customers with travel limitations, MP offers product delivery throughout Thailand, making it easier to access products and keep up with your routine.
Product information and precautions
Topical products: Use according to the purpose, directions and label instructions. Each formula has different indications and cannot replace diagnosis or treatment of disease. Especially for products containing active drug ingredients, consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.
Dietary supplements: Take as directed on the label. Do not use them to prevent or treat disease, and do not use them to replace a complete diet.
Product standards: All vitamins are certified by the Thai FDA (อย.)
More questions about MP Hair Care
Q9. If I am not vitamin deficient, do I still need hair vitamins?
Not for everyone. If you eat a complete diet and have no nutritional deficiency, extra vitamins may not provide additional hair benefits. Consider your diet, underlying conditions, medications and total nutrient intake before choosing a supplement.
Q10. Will taking vitamins make my hair thicker or stop hair loss?
Results cannot be guaranteed. Nutritional care may play a role when nutrients are insufficient, but hair loss has many causes, such as genetics, hormonal changes, stress, certain diseases and nutritional status. A proper assessment of the cause is therefore more important than taking vitamins alone.
Q11. Can Night+ treat insomnia or stress?
It should not be claimed to treat insomnia or mental health conditions. Dietary supplements cannot replace assessment or treatment by a doctor. If you have ongoing sleep problems that affect your daily life, please consult a medical professional.