Grey Matter Blog

Are you noticing more hair shedding than usual? Don’t panic. Here’s what you need to know about the difference between hair shedding and hair loss.

You may have heard about the benefit of peptides and collagen for your skin, but did you know they are also hero ingredients in haircare?

Arey products are backed by the science of why your hair is turning grey and how to prevent grey hair. Here’s what we know.

Your hair ages differently according to your hair type. You might see changes in your hair’s texture, thickness and manageability. Here’s what to do.

Everyone’s experience of going grey is different according to their ethnicity. Here’s what the science says about how your race affects your greying journey. 

Beards are a big part of how we men present ourselves to the world so I wanted to share what I have discovered on my own greying journey.

If you’re noticing hair loss, dryness or changes in texture, it could be that menopause has changed your hair. Here’s what haircare expert Jay Small recommends to help menopausal hair.

Recent medical research shows that taking care of your gut flora may prevent hair loss and damage. Here’s what I found out about the link between your gut health and your hair health.

You’re used to protecting your skin from sun damage – you can protect your hair the same way.

At Arey, we are all about science, and the science is strong on this – only 30% of greys are the result of genetics. One way to reverse or slow the greying process is by making sure you have the antioxidants you need to reduce cell damage.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed trying to pick the right shampoo and conditioner for your hair type, you’re not alone. That’s why I wanted to share my haircare ingredients checklist with you.

Genetics only account for 30% of why you go grey. Your lifestyle and diet could also be a factor. That first grey hair could be a sign that you're lacking the important vitamins, minerals, or antioxidants that maintain hair pigment.