Bioxcin

About Bioxcin

Bioxcin is a dermocosmetic brand developed and manufactured by Biota Laboratories in Istanbul, and one of the best-known pharmacy hair care brands in Türkiye.

Biota Laboratories

Founded in Istanbul in 2002, Biota runs a 35,000 m² production facility and six independent R&D laboratories. Its R&D centre was the first in Türkiye to be approved by the Ministry of Industry. Every product is backed by in-house research, clinical studies and independent efficacy testing.

Founded in Istanbul
2002
Production facility
35,000 m²
Independent R&D labs
6
Pharmacies in Türkiye
24,000+
Biota R&D laboratory

Quality standards

Bioxcin products are manufactured under cosmetic Good Manufacturing Practice and carry the following certifications:

  • ISO 22716 · Cosmetics GMP
  • ISO 22000 / HACCP
  • Halal

Bioxcin in Lebanon

NEXTWAYS SARL

NEXTWAYS SARL is the official, exclusive distributor of Bioxcin in Lebanon, working directly with Biota Laboratories. We supply pharmacies, beauty stores and retailers across the country, and support them with product training and materials.

For pharmacies

Published research

Ingredients at the heart of Bioxcin formulas have been studied in peer-reviewed publications.

BioComplex B11 in hair loss

A randomised, placebo-controlled study of 120 people with androgenetic alopecia or telogen effluvium over six months: the shampoo and solution reduced hair loss significantly more than placebo.

Pekmezci E. et al., Acta Dermatovenerologica APA, 2018

BioComplex B11 in the laboratory

In vitro, the B11 plant extract reduced IL-1 alpha, a cytokine linked to hair-follicle inhibition, to one-fifth of control, compared with one-third for minoxidil.

Türkoğlu M. et al., American Journal of Dermatology and Venereology, 2017

Brassica extract for acne-prone skin

A gel with 20% Brassica extract and 2% niacinamide reduced pustules by 31% and papules by 23% in four weeks, with no irritation, in 20 subjects.

Türkoğlu M. et al., Cosmetics & Toiletries, 2017

Botanical activity against C. acnes

Brassica extract showed antibacterial activity against C. acnes and reduced inflammatory markers in skin cells, in vitro.

Kılıç S. et al., Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2018