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The 30-second answer
Hayah Laboratories has a line for each concern: Sebaclar for acne, Melatex for dark spots, Trix for hair and dandruff, and Urepar for dryness. The cheapest are Trix Anti-Dandruff at EGP 218 and Sebaclar cleanser at EGP 223, and the priciest is Melatex Vitamin C at EGP 480. But the product pages carry no ingredient lists, so check the pack, and for stretch marks and hair loss the evidence on creams and shampoos is weak per the NHS.
The Hayah Laboratories lines
This guide gathers 12 Hayah products at Beseha by the problem you want to solve. Names and use descriptions come from the product pages, and we say when a detail comes from the pack.
Acne and oily skin: Sebaclar
Per the AAD: wash your face gently up to twice a day and after sweating with a gentle, non-abrasive cleanser, choose alcohol-free products, avoid astringents, toners and exfoliants, give any treatment weeks to months, and see a dermatologist if breakouts continue. To compare other cleansers: Best face wash for oily, acne-prone skin.
#1
Oily and combinationGel cleanser
Sebaclar Purifying Gel Cleanser – 200 ml
A gel cleanser for oily, acne-prone skin
EGP 223
EGP 1.1 per ml · 200 ml
- The page: removes excess oil and impurities without dryness
- The page: purifies pores and helps reduce acne
- On the pack: for oily and acne-prone skin, and removes make-up
Heads-up: The ingredient list is not on the page, so we will not say it is alcohol-free; check the pack
#2
Acne-proneGel
Sebaclar Active Gel – 50 ml
A gel for oily, acne-prone skin
EGP 225
EGP 4.5 per ml · 50 ml
- The page: controls excess oil, unclogs pores and reduces breakouts
- The page: keeps skin balanced and hydrated
- On the pack: for imperfections and blackheads on oily skin
Heads-up: The active is not named on the page, and the AAD says acne treatment can take several weeks to months
#3
Light hydrationIrritated skin
Sebaclar Hydra Cream – 50 ml
A moisturising, soothing cream for acne-prone skin
EGP 285
EGP 5.7 per ml · 50 ml
- The page: hydration and soothing for acne-prone or irritated skin
- The page: a lightweight, non-greasy texture
- The page: reduces redness and keeps skin balanced
Heads-up: The ingredient list is not on the page; the AAD advises avoiding products with alcohol
Dryness: Starline and Urepar
Per the AAD: a cream or ointment rather than lotion, fragrance-free, applied to still-damp skin several times a day; if dryness persists a skin condition may be behind it. For other moisturisers: Hayah vs Dermactive moisturiser.
#4
Rich creamBody
Starline Moisturizing Cream – 200 ml
A rich moisturising cream for dry skin
EGP 275
EGP 1.4 per ml · 200 ml
- The page: deep hydration and nourishment for soft skin
- The page: a rich formula that restores moisture balance
- The AAD prefers a cream or ointment to lotion for dryness
Heads-up: Ingredients and fragrance are not on the page, and the AAD advises a fragrance-free cream
#5
10% ureaDry and rough
Hayah Urepar Body Cream 10% Urea – 200 ml
A urea body cream for dry, rough skin
EGP 357
EGP 1.8 per ml · 200 ml
- The page: 10% urea for deep hydration of dry, rough skin
- The page: helps reduce the feeling of dryness and roughness
- The page: can go on elbows, knees and heels
Heads-up: The AAD dry-skin list does not mention urea, so I cannot confirm it from there; fragrance is not stated
Dark spots and brightening: Melatex
Per the AAD: a broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher is the foundation, reapplied every two hours, and over-the-counter fading ingredients include vitamin C, azelaic, kojic and glycolic acid. A mildly darker spot often fades in 6 to 12 months, some imported products may contain undisclosed steroids or mercury so choose carefully, and stop anything that burns.
#6
Even toneSpots
Melatex Brightening Cream – 50 g
A cream to even skin tone and reduce spots
EGP 307
EGP 6.1 per g · 50 g
- The page: helps even out tone and reduce dark spots
- The page: a gentle, hydrating formula
- A mid price in the line: EGP 307
Heads-up: The active is not named on the page; the AAD says spots take 6 to 12 months and sunscreen is essential
#7
10% vitamin CSerum
Melatex Vitamin C Serum – 30 ml
A vitamin C serum to brighten skin
EGP 480
EGP 16.0 per ml · 30 ml
- On the pack: vitamin C 10%, for all skin types
- The page: boosts glow, evens tone and reduces dull spots
- The AAD lists vitamin C among fading ingredients
Heads-up: The priciest here at EGP 480 for 30 ml, and the AAD says spots need patience and sunscreen
#8
SPF 50+UVA/UVB
Melatex Sunscreen Cream SPF 50+ – 50 ml
A high-protection sunscreen with hydration and brightening
EGP 355
EGP 7.1 per ml · 50 ml
- The page: broad-spectrum UVA and UVB protection with hydration
- The page: a lightweight, non-greasy texture
- The AAD: SPF 30 or higher is the foundation of fading dark spots
Heads-up: The page does not say if it is water-resistant; the AAD advises a water-resistant one, reapplied every two hours
Hair and dandruff: Trix
Per the NHS: dandruff is not caused by poor hygiene, look for a shampoo with ketoconazole, coal tar or salicylic acid and use it for up to 4 weeks, and see a doctor if it persists. For hair loss: losing 50 to 100 hairs a day is normal, and the main treatments for pattern baldness are minoxidil and finasteride, which do not work for everyone. For more: Best dandruff products and Best shampoo for hair loss.
#9
Anti-dandruffCheapest
Trix Anti-Dandruff Shampoo – 200 ml
A shampoo to purify the scalp and ease itching
EGP 218
EGP 1.1 per ml · 200 ml
- The page: reduces dandruff, purifies the scalp and eases itching
- On the pack: regulates dandruff and sebum, for all hair types
- The cheapest here: EGP 218
Heads-up: The pack names an active called “Sclareance”, which is not one of the ingredients the NHS lists (ketoconazole, coal tar or salicylic acid)
#10
Hair fallShampoo
Trix Anti Hair Loss Shampoo – 200 ml
A shampoo to strengthen roots and reduce hair fall
EGP 229
EGP 1.1 per ml · 200 ml
- The page: strengthens hair roots and reduces hair fall
- The page: gently cleanses the scalp
- The page: leaves hair strong and shiny
Heads-up: The NHS lists minoxidil and finasteride as the main treatments for pattern baldness and does not mention shampoos; we promise no regrowth
#11
LotionScalp
Trix Hair Lotion – 120 ml
A lotion to nourish roots and reduce hair fall
EGP 339
EGP 2.8 per ml · 120 ml
- The page: reduces hair loss and strengthens roots
- The page: revitalises the scalp with active nutrients
- The page: for healthier, thicker-looking hair
Heads-up: Ingredients are not on the page, and the NHS does not mention lotions; if hair fall worries you, ask a doctor
Stretch marks: Bodyam
Per the NHS: many creams claim to prevent, reduce or remove stretch marks but there is “very little evidence” they work, and marks usually fade over time without disappearing completely. So treat a cream as moisture and care, not a fix.
#12
Stretch marksHydration
Bodyam Stretch Marks Cream – 200 g
A moisturising cream to reduce the look of stretch marks
EGP 325
EGP 1.6 per g · 200 g
- The page: reduces the look of stretch marks and improves skin elasticity
- The page: moisturising ingredients keep skin soft
- A 200 g tub for EGP 325
Heads-up: The NHS says there is “very little evidence” that creams prevent, reduce or remove stretch marks
Price comparison
| Product | Concern | Size | Price | Per ml/g |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trix Anti-Dandruff Shampoo – 200 ml | Dandruff | 200 ml | EGP 218 | EGP 1.1 |
| Sebaclar Purifying Gel Cleanser – 200 ml | Acne | 200 ml | EGP 223 | EGP 1.1 |
| Trix Anti Hair Loss Shampoo – 200 ml | Hair fall | 200 ml | EGP 229 | EGP 1.1 |
| Starline Moisturizing Cream – 200 ml | Dryness | 200 ml | EGP 275 | EGP 1.4 |
| Bodyam Stretch Marks Cream – 200 g | Stretch marks | 200 g | EGP 325 | EGP 1.6 |
| Hayah Urepar Body Cream 10% Urea – 200 ml | Dryness | 200 ml | EGP 357 | EGP 1.8 |
| Trix Hair Lotion – 120 ml | Hair fall | 120 ml | EGP 339 | EGP 2.8 |
| Sebaclar Active Gel – 50 ml | Acne | 50 ml | EGP 225 | EGP 4.5 |
| Sebaclar Hydra Cream – 50 ml | Acne | 50 ml | EGP 285 | EGP 5.7 |
| Melatex Brightening Cream – 50 g | Dark spots | 50 g | EGP 307 | EGP 6.1 |
| Melatex Sunscreen Cream SPF 50+ – 50 ml | Sunscreen | 50 ml | EGP 355 | EGP 7.1 |
| Melatex Vitamin C Serum – 30 ml | Dark spots | 30 ml | EGP 480 | EGP 16.0 |
Sizes are in ml for most products and in grams for the Melatex cream and Bodyam, so the comparison is approximate, and all are product-page prices on the update date.
Ask a dermatologist or pharmacist if
- Acne continues despite treatment or leaves scars (AAD guidance).
- Spots grow or do not improve after months, or change in appearance.
- Dandruff persists after 4 weeks, or the scalp is red and swollen or very itchy (NHS guidance).
- Hair loss is worrying or sudden: causes are many, such as illness and iron deficiency, and it needs a diagnosis.
- Redness, burning or a rash appears after a new product: stop it.
- In pregnancy or breastfeeding: ask before any product with active ingredients.
- No studies compare these products, so choose by the page details and what your skin tolerates.
Not sure which one?
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FAQ
What is Hayah Laboratories?
A brand sold at Beseha with lines for skin, hair and body care, including Sebaclar for acne, Melatex for brightening, Trix for hair and Urepar for dryness.
Which products are for acne?
Sebaclar: a 200 ml gel cleanser at EGP 223, a 50 ml gel at EGP 225 and a 50 ml hydrating cream at EGP 285; the pages do not list ingredients, so check the pack.
Does Melatex remove dark spots?
The pages say it evens tone and reduces spots, but per the AAD mild spots can take 6 to 12 months and sunscreen is the foundation.
Does Trix shampoo stop hair loss?
The page says it strengthens roots and reduces hair fall, while the NHS says the main treatments for pattern baldness are minoxidil and finasteride and it does not mention shampoos.
How long should I use dandruff shampoo?
The NHS advises trying an anti-dandruff shampoo for up to 4 weeks, and asking a pharmacist or doctor if symptoms continue.
Does a stretch mark cream remove them?
The NHS says there is very little evidence that creams prevent or remove stretch marks, and they usually fade over time.
Which product is cheapest?
Trix Anti-Dandruff at EGP 218, then the Sebaclar cleanser at EGP 223, and the priciest is Melatex Vitamin C at EGP 480.
Read next: Best face wash for oily, acne-prone skin and Best dandruff products and acne gels and creams.
The bottom line
Pick the line by your concern: Sebaclar for acne, Melatex with a sunscreen for spots, Trix for dandruff, and Urepar or Starline for dryness. Prices start at EGP 218, and the pages carry no ingredients, so read the pack. For hair loss and stretch marks keep expectations realistic, and if the problem persists see a doctor.
All Hayah Laboratories products →
Sources
- AAD: Skin care tips for acne-prone skin
- AAD: Dermatologists’ tips to relieve dry skin
- AAD: How to fade dark spots
- NHS: Dandruff
- NHS: Hair loss
- NHS: Stretch marks
This content is for information and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor or pharmacist. Prices and availability may change; the final price is on the product page.
