>Dummatch is the principle of thickening hair. So I'm going to paint the comb all at once
>If you brush, the first part you painted will harden the dum match before brushing it, making your hair thicker
>You can't do it.
>So, apply a bonus match and brush your hair before it dries to make it thicker
>You have to brush one part before drying it. Of course, I'm going to apply it on a wide area
>Even if I do, it would be okay if I brush it before it dries.
>As I said before, if you've become a great-grandmother to a certain extent after applying a bonus match, then move on to the next part
>If you move and come back and apply it to the right area again and brush it, it will have a certain upward effect
>There is, it will be more effective.
>Applying one part at a time and brushing it will be much more effective.
>But I don't think you paint on your scalp. Try painting it on your scalp as well.
>The effect is much greater.
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>And I don't think any spray has anything to do with it. If you don't care
>Try the test. After you put a dum-match on your arm and dry it, spray it on top of it
>Drain the water. If it doesn't wash with water, you can use that spray
>It's a good thing.
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Thank you for your response, Gutalmo...
I'm going to try again tomorrow...
And since it's not working well, I keep thinking about cutting my hair with sports and applying it if my hair is short
I think it'll be easier, but my old mother-in-law's idea is...
And I still don't have a clue, so how many times do I have to put some doom matches on it to work...
If I play a match, when is the best time to wash my hair...
In other words, do I wash my hair in the morning and do a dump match quickly and wash my hair in the evening....
I heard it's not good to wash your hair often. But if you sleep with a match on
My hair usually grows in the evening when I sleep, but I thought it would have a bad effect on my hair...
It's a real concern...
How's your old mother doing........
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