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Affordable and decent Collagen and Gluta brands?
Thus, I'm wondering if there's any local "must-use"… Like the title says, I am aroused by the fair skin that most Thai people have here, and I suspect it's from the skincare and the collagen they use.
Thus, I'm wondering if there's any local "must-use" common brand to achieve that.
honestly the glow is mostly from avoiding sun + genetics, but if u want to try something local that actually works for the price, check out the collagen jelly shots at 7-eleven. the brand is colla-gel or something like that, around 20 baht a pouch. i know a few thai girls who just grab one every morning with their coffee. for gluta pills, the mela-glow from watsons is decent and like 400 baht for a month's supply. just don't expect miracles from any of it, the real trick is reapplying sunscreen every two hours which most people here actually do
You can find decent results with the Srichand translucent powder, it's about 150 baht and has been a staple for Thai women for decades. It's not collagen or gluta but it gives that matte, bright look while controlling oil throughout the day. For actual supplements, the Giffarine brand at Watsons has a collagen powder that dissolves well in water and costs around 300 baht per box, it's made by a Thai company that's been around since the 70s. Pair that with a zinc sunscreen like the one from SVR at Boots for about 600 baht, it leaves no white cast and blocks UVA well.
Fair skin here is more about sun protection and avoiding UV than any single supplement. Most Thai women I know use a physical sunscreen like Biore or Nivea every single day, even indoors. For collagen and gluta, the local brand Kojie San is popular and cheap, you can find it at any Boots or Watsons for around 200-300 baht. But honestly, a big hat and staying out of the midday sun does more than any powder.
best som tam in Bangkok? Krua Dok Mai Kao 2026
yeah Krua Dok Mai Kao is solid but if you're up for a detour, try Som Tum Nua near Siam Square. their som tam pu pla ra is insane if you like the fermented fish sauce kick. way more pungent than the On Nut spot, just less grilled chicken options