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>I can't say anything because I haven't seen your hair condition, but regardless of which direction and how you apply it
>It doesn't matter. Just choose the method of applying it along the hair. That's how you put it on your hair
>It won't affect hair loss by reducing external shocks. In the beginning, there's a lot of bonus matches
>Brush it after you get it on your face. Don't care if there's a match on your forehead or hands.So, she became a great-grandmother
>If you're satisfied, the way you don't get it on your forehead or your hands is to do it on your own
>I'm going to learn it. But don't be too obsessed with just one place. If you think you're skinny
>Move it to another part and come back and paint it later. A little bit
>If you apply it again to the match, it will have a synergistic effect, so it will be more effective.
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>Thank you for answering first, Mr. Gutal.
I tried again today.
I wash my hair early in the morning and put it all back, and from the top third of my forehead to the front forehead
I applied it evenly at once (applied from the scalp to the tip of the hair) and combed it several times as I put my hair back down. Then, I did the insufficient part once again.
And today, I didn't use a dryer and just brushed it.
It definitely worked better than yesterday.
But I guess it's still too much to be perfect like the king of hair loss...
My question is, do I have to paint one part first, brush it, and then do the other part...
Or, like me, can I apply it all at once and then brush it...
And can I use any spray...
Good luck, Mr. Gutal...
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