[Hair Concealer Powder] [re] That's what I think.

I'm not sure because it's such a medical issue, but I don't have that long experience using a match...
I can only guess from the fact that it has been used for a long time in the United States for more than 10 years, and that the king of hair loss often seems to seek medical advice and advice on hair loss, and that Dummatch is recommended by a dermatologist in the United States, so I don't think a day or so of scalp application would have any problem with hair growth. I just don't think I can ignore psychological problems, so if you're still doubtful and concerned, a bare scalp would be much better.

And they say that if you dry it, it looks much richer, but isn't that just how it feels. Dry is used to dry out the match And combing is to make sure that the dum-match is evenly applied to the hair. So combing also works to remove excessively large summatches from the hair. Judging by this principle, it is obvious that the extra match on the hair does not get removed by brushing, but dries and sticks to the hair, so if there are a lot of hair like this, it does not brush well after drying. The most ideal application of dummatch is that combing should be done well, whether dried naturally or dry. I think there will be a better result if you consider this and apply a bonus match.



>Of course.. With the Dummatch on your head, can hair that is about to grow come through the Dummatch..
>Hard hair must be hard, too.. What's more, thin hair?
>What I wanted to say is that bare scalp without anything painted is much better than having a match painted to grow new hair.. It's hard to grow new hair while the dum-match wraps around the scalp. Isn't it?
>And you brush before drying, but don't you brush after drying? Your hair must be a little messy because of dry wind soldering.. But when I try to brush my hair after drying it, I can't brush it like I always spray it even though I only put on a match.. Does it brush well even after drying it?
>And after brushing it, you can just dry it with natural wind without drying it, but it looked less voluminous than drying it.. That's why I always dry my hair.. If you don't do that, it's a differentiation in terms of use..^^ >Anyway, it's good if you can completely hide the hair loss area even if you go here or there.
>Even my mother-in-law always posts helpful words on the mother-in-law bulletin board..
>Whenever we have a chance, we get together offline and tell each other what's good and how to escape.. He also points out other people's shortcomings.. I hope so..
>I want to do it right now, but.. I don't have much time left for the exam.. I hope we will have a match after March next year.. I hope to see my old mother at that time, too.. And check my condition..
>The words went a little differently, but.. It's not a good thing to keep a dummy match on your scalp for a long time, and I think it's better to keep your scalp clean right away unless you need it. Of course, the best way is to live barefoot without a match, without a hat..
> > > > > I think there's a little problem with applying the dummy match. It's a little strange that the expression of painting rice cakes and the hair becomes stiff and can't be combed. The stiffening of your hair is like a phenomenon caused by the dum-match drying up as it is. The dum match needs to be brushed before it dries, so it's applied all over the hair >> Korean hair, so the hair needs to be thick. And the extra bonus match is eliminated from this process >> and naturally becomes a great-grandmother. In this process, the hair is stiff >> It's just that it became stiff by sticking to the hair and hair before the match was brushed, or it became stiff while attached to the hair.
>>So you'll see a good effect if you try to make sure it doesn't get thick.
>>If you have severe hair loss, you should apply it on the scalpel. In this case, you just have to apply it evenly to all scalp and harmonize with other parts, but I don't think there is a need to paint it.
>>And I have to brush my hair here to make it a hair growth, otherwise I can only think of it as severe hair loss that cannot be done even with a dummy match.
>> >> And I don't understand how you think there's no space between the scalp and the scalp because the dum-match is not a bond.
>>Dummatch is also a kind of cosmetic. There won't be any women who think like this while putting on makeup. Do you remember what the king of hair loss said. It's been used in the U.S. for 10 years and if there's >> it's recommended by dermatologists...
>> Applying a dummy match to the scalp >> It doesn't clog pores. And it doesn't interfere with your hair growing.
>>It's rather a problem to make it not clean. If you don't wash it for a long time, it will blend with the skin from the scalp, which can promote hair loss, so I think it would be better to wash it before going to bed.
>>You don't have to wash up as soon as you get home. Dummatch is made of skin softener, so it has a skin >> moisturizing effect.
>> >> And the fact that a lot of hair loss progressed a month later was caused by a bonus match, and >> It can't be justified. First of all, it's impossible to judge without objective data in a month. You must have felt that way. Depending on other factors, hair loss may continue >>.
>>Don't worry too much, apply a match in the morning and wash it before bed. I think it'll be okay... I hope it helps.
>> >> >> >> When using the dummy match, I think you have to wash your hair as soon as you get home.
>> >> >> I think it's true that the dummy match is much more natural than other thickeners.
>>But once you apply a bonus match, it's so different from what you looked like before you applied it, so even if you come home, you'll be happy looking in the mirror.. So I don't want to wash my hair, and the bigger reason is that the hair that I don't want to fall into the process of applying a match and brushing after drying is falling out (the hair is stiff, so I can't brush it, so if I apply too much force..ㅠ.ㅠ No matter how careful I am, 5 strong hairs seem to fall out).. I just hung in there for 2-3 days and washed my hair about a couple of times a week because I was afraid it would fall out while applying a dummy match..
>>> And if you've used a dum-match quite a bit, you'll know, but if you put water and dum-match on your head.. It's never going to look like a lot of hair in one go, and even if you apply it a couple of times, in the light of a bright fire.. And in my case, it's hair loss on the top of the head, so if I use two mirrors to look at the back of my head, it's kind of clumsy and obvious.. When I applied the dum-match, I put on a lot of tteok.
>>> Maybe that's why.. I also have a little less hair than before I put on a match, but.. If you think about wearing a match and walking around the streets with real confidence for a month.. I think it will be offset. If there wasn't a match, I'm still reluctant to go outside without a hat.. Dummatch is a very precious thing to me.
>>>>> The problem is that it's impossible to escape from the match only with pure hair, but the only way is to do it directly on the scalp.. If that happens, the match solidifies and the scab is covering the scalp all day long.. In other words, there's no space between the sum match and the scalp.. The new hairs that are about to come out can't come out because they're blocked by the match.. Eventually, the amount of hair that falls out is constant.. I think the total amount of hair is decreasing because the hair that needs to grow back can't come out.. So I think you should clean your scalp except in inevitable cases. There may already be pores that are clogged up for hair to come out.. For those who may be struggling to get out, I need to keep them clean and massage them
>>>>>>> I've been applying a match only on weekdays since a few days ago, and when I come home, I cut it every day.. On weekends, if you have less than two hours to stay outside, you just wear a hat. And I don't put on any more than once.. Apply it once or twice, dry it, and brush the corners where it's noticeable with powdery hair dye, brush carefully, and spray it.. Powder-type hair dye may not be good for the scalp, but unlike Dummatch, it doesn't completely cover the scalp and there is a very fine space between the hair dye and the scalp.. Your scalp can breathe.. So I think the hairs that will come out can also get ready to come out while breathing in the outside air..
>>>>> Anyway, when using a dummy match, you should diligently keep clean and handle it carefully so that your hair doesn't fall out when you run away or brush.
>>> >> >> I hope the time will come soon when I don't have to use any hair dye or any hair loss medicine..
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