Streax Shampoo, Hair Colour and Hair Serum in Bangladesh

Streax is a hair brand built around three things: serums, colour and the salon-grade Streax Professional range. The grid above is what Arogga stocks, and it covers all three alongside shampoos, conditioners and deep-treatment masques.

Where this range is unusual is in how lopsided it is. The serums are opened far more often than everything else combined, while the shampoo and the colour are what people type when they come looking for the brand by name. The sections below cover each in turn.

Streax, Styrox and the Colour Spelling

The name is short, and it is heard wrong more often than it is typed wrong. Styrox is the common mishearing — the two syllables swap shape, and the result looks like a different word entirely. Strex drops the middle vowel. Both land here, and both convert well, because a searcher using either already knows what they are after.

The larger split is on the second word. Some write hair color in the American spelling, and some write hair colour in the British one, and the American form is the more common of the two. Every product name in the grid above uses the British form, because that is how the tubes are labelled. Both mean the same product.

The Hair Serums

A hair serum is a leave-in finishing product, applied to damp or dry lengths after washing and not rinsed out. It coats the hair shaft rather than feeding it, which is why it works on frizz and shine within minutes and does nothing for the scalp. The shelf is Hair Serum.

Vitalized with Walnut Oil

Streax Hair Serum Vitalized With Walnut Oil 115ml is the listing the whole brand rests on. It is opened more often than every other Streax product put together, and by a distance.

The method matters more than the bottle. A few drops in the palm, rubbed between the hands, then smoothed through the mid-lengths and ends of damp hair. Keeping it off the roots is the part people skip, and it is why a serum sometimes reads as greasy when the problem was placement rather than quantity.

The Vitariche Gloss Pair

The Professional line carries the same idea at salon concentration, in two sizes:

• Streax Professional Vitariche Gloss Hair Serum 45ml — the travel size, and the second-busiest listing in the range.
• Streax Professional Vitariche Gloss Hair Serum 115ml — the full size.

Repair Max, Canvo Line and Argan Secrets

Three further serums target particular hair states rather than general finish:

• Streax Professional Vitariche Care Repair Max Hair Serum 100ml — for hair that is dry through to damaged.
• Streax Canvo Line Hair Serum 100ml (Made in Bangladesh) — the locally made version of the keratin-treated line.
• Streax Professional Argan Secrets Hair Serum for Colour Treated Hair with Argan Oil 100ml — for hair that has been coloured.

The Shampoos

Most of the shampoo range sits under Streax Professional and is built around particular hair problems rather than around hair types. All of it appears on the Shampoos shelf.

Canvo Line, for Treated Hair

Streax Professional Canvo Line Shampoo 300ml (Imported) is aimed at hair that has been keratin-treated or chemically straightened, which is a genuine sub-problem rather than marketing. Those treatments are stripped faster by ordinary shampoo, so a gentler surfactant buys the result more weeks.

The name is written as two words on the pack and often typed as one: canvoline. Both are the same line.

Vitariche Care and Pro Scalp Care

• Streax Professional Vitariche Care Repair Max Shampoo 300ml — the wash half of the Repair Max pairing.
• Streax Professional Vitariche Care Smooth & Shine Shampoo for Normal to Dry & Frizzy Hair 300ml — aimed at frizz.
• Streax Pro Scalp Care Shampoo 250ml — the one that works on the scalp rather than the lengths.
• Streax Professional Argan Secrets Moisturising Shampoo 300ml — the wash for coloured hair.

The Conditioners

Two conditioners match two of the shampoo lines, and pairing them is the point rather than an upsell: a shampoo formulated for treated hair and a conditioner formulated for something else undo each other. Both sit under Conditioner.

Streax Professional Canvo Line Conditioner for Keratin Treated & Straightened Hair is the Canvo Line partner. Streax Professional Argan Secrets Conditioner for Colour Treated Hair with Argan Oil is the one for coloured hair.

Hair Colour

Colour is the part of this range with the most listings and the most decisions behind it. The whole of it is on Hair Color and Dye, with the lasting kinds under Permanent Hair Color.

Creme Hair Colour and the Shade Numbers

The numbers on each tube are the international colour system, not a product code. The figure before the dot is depth, running from black upward through the browns to blonde. The figures after the dot are tone — the red, gold or ash cast sitting on top of that depth.

• Streax Creme Hair Colour -1 Natural Black 60ml
• Streax Creme Hair Colour - 3 Dark Brown 60ml
• Streax Creme Hair Colour - 4 Natural Brown 60ml
• Streax Creme Hair Colour - 3.16 Burgundy 140ml
• Streax Creme Hair Colour - 0.6 Flame Red 140ml
• Streax Creme Hair Colour - 5.66 Cinnamon Red 140ml
• Streax Creme Hair Colour -7.3 Golden Blonde 60ml

One rule saves most of the disappointment: permanent colour lifts dark hair only so far. A red or a blonde shown on light hair in a photograph will read much deeper on hair that starts black, and no single application changes that. Lightening beyond a couple of levels is salon work.

Insta Shampoo Hair Colour

Streax Insta Shampoo Hair Colour with 2x Shine and Streax Insta Shampoo Hair Colour 2x Shine Works in Just 10 Minutes 3.16 Burgundy are the quick route: a sachet mixed and worked through like a shampoo.

They are easier and faster than a creme, and they do not hold as long. For grey coverage that needs to survive several weeks the creme is the one; for a refresh between colours, the shampoo format is the sensible choice.

Gel and the Professional Colourant

Streax Gel Hair Colour Burgundy 3.16 - 150ml is the gel format of the same shade. Streax Professional Argan Secrets Permanent Hair Colourant Cream - 5.66 Intense Red Light Brown 60g is the salon-grade colourant, which needs a developer bought separately and mixed to a ratio.

Masques and Deep Treatments

A masque is the once-a-week version of a conditioner: left on for several minutes rather than rinsed straight out. It earns its place on hair that is coloured, straightened or heat-styled, and it is close to pointless on hair that is none of those.

• Streax Professional Vitariche Care Repair Max Hair Masque for Dry to Damaged Hair 200g — the busier of the two.
• Streax Professional Vitariche Care Smooth and Shine Hair Masque for Dry & Fizzy Hair 200 mg — the frizz-facing one.

Both are filed under Hair Masks and Treatments.

Streax and Streax Professional

The two names on the grid are one company’s retail line and salon line. Streax is the consumer range sold for home use. Streax Professional is built for salon application, which shows up as higher concentrations, larger pack sizes and, in the colourant, a product that is not usable without a separate developer.

Buying from the Professional range for home use is reasonable for the serums, shampoos and masques. The permanent colourant cream is the one to think twice about, because mixing ratios and processing times are the part a salon is actually selling.

The Heat Protectant

Streax Heat Protectant Spray for Hair with Jojoba Seed Oil - 100ml goes on before a straightener or a dryer, not after. It sits under Hairstyling Products, and it is the cheapest insurance in a heat-styling routine — damage from heat is cumulative and does not reverse.

What These Products Can and Cannot Do

A serum changes how hair looks and feels the moment it goes on, and it keeps doing that only while it is there. It coats; it does not repair. The word repair on a masque means the same thing at a slower pace — smoothing a damaged cuticle so it behaves, rather than rebuilding it.

None of this range treats hair fall. Gentler washing and less breakage keep more length on the head, which is worth having, but shedding from the root is driven by genetics, hormones, illness, medication, stress and nutrition. Sudden or patchy loss is a reason to see a doctor rather than to change shampoo.

Colour, finally, is chemistry with a ceiling. It deposits tone, and it lifts depth within limits, and the starting colour decides the result as much as the tube does. A strand test on a hidden section is the only way to know what a shade will actually do.

Where Streax Sits on Arogga

This page gathers the brand in one place; the shelves gather the format across brands. If a particular Streax product is the target, the grid above is the shortest path to it.

If the question is broader — which serum, which shade, which shampoo for treated hair — then Haircare and the shelves beneath it put the alternatives side by side. Several listings state where they were made, and the ones marked imported and the ones marked locally made are both genuine; the label is on the listing. Prices and stock move, so the listing is the record.

About Streax

Streax is a brand of Hygienic Research Institute Private Limited, an Indian beauty and personal care company founded in 1950. The same company owns Vasmol, Florozone and the salon-facing Streax Professional line, which is why the Professional products carry a different look from the retail ones.

The range on Arogga reflects what the brand is known for rather than everything it makes. Serums lead, in the retail walnut oil version and in the Professional Vitariche Gloss line. Colour follows, across creme tubes, shampoo-format sachets and a gel. Shampoos, conditioners, masques and a heat protectant fill in around them.

Streax reaches Bangladesh through both import and local manufacture, and the grid above shows both. Where a listing is made locally or brought in, the registered product name says so, which is the clearest answer available to the question of whether a bottle is the Indian one.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does Streax hair serum do, and how do you use it?

It coats the hair shaft, which flattens frizz and adds shine straight away. A few drops go in the palm, are rubbed between the hands, and are smoothed through mid-lengths and ends of damp hair. It is a leave-in, so it is not rinsed out, and it should stay off the roots.

2. Which serum: Vitalized with Walnut Oil or Vitariche Gloss?

The walnut oil one is the retail everyday serum and the most widely bought. Vitariche Gloss is the Professional version, more concentrated, and it comes in a small size worth trying before committing to the large one. Both do the same job at different intensities.

3. Is Streax hair colour permanent?

The Creme Hair Colour tubes and the Professional colourant cream are permanent. The Insta Shampoo Hair Colour is the quicker, shorter-lasting format. Permanent here means it grows out rather than washes out, so roots show as hair grows.

4. What do the numbers like 3.16 and 5.66 mean?

They are the international shade system. The number before the dot is depth, from black upward through browns to blonde. The numbers after the dot describe the tone laid over that depth, such as the red in a burgundy. Two shades with the same first figure sit at the same lightness.

5. What is the difference between Streax and Streax Professional?

They are the retail and salon lines of one company. Professional products run at higher concentrations in larger packs, and the permanent colourant cream needs a developer bought separately and mixed to a ratio. The serums, shampoos, and masques are usable at home without any of that.

6. Are these imported or made in Bangladesh?

Both, and the registered product name says which. Some listings carry Imported in the title and at least one carries Made in Bangladesh. Where origin matters to you, read the product name in the grid above rather than assuming.

7. Will a red or blonde shade work on black hair?

Not the way the pack photograph shows it. Permanent colour lifts dark hair by a limited number of levels, so a red reads as a deep tint and a blonde rarely arrives at all from black in one go. A strand test on a hidden section is the honest way to find out.