>In a big way...^^...I can't believe I'm a fan of mine...I'm filled with emotion,^^
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>I think a match definitely makes you look like you have a lot of hair...
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>But I think it's less likely to use the transplanted hair after waiting a little longer...
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>Because once you play a match, you have to brush a lot...The hair with weak hair roots
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>You'll be eliminated a lot...In this regard, use a match until the transplanted head becomes a healthy head
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>You don't want to recommend it...Talk to your doctor and choose a different thickening agent instead of a match
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>At that time, I think it's better to use a dum-match for a wall grown with a healthy head
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>And Ahn Jung-hwan's hair needs to be long to get a perm...For the long hair
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>It doesn't have much effect...I need to cut my hair a little short to show a lot of effect..
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Thank you for your precious answer
Well, I asked the doctor if I could use a match..
He said it's okay..
And I haven't used it for a long time.Unlike other people, I don't brush my hair very much.
From the scalp, brush it a few times with a dum-match brush from the top, and then slightly on the scalp
I'm going to put on a bonus match.Apply it as much as possible.
I didn't do it a few times, but I did it before the surgery, and it worked just like that
Do you want to swear? ...but I'm me! LOL
Oh.And what I'm most curious about is that it's only been a month since the surgery
Can I get a perm?Will the fresh hair follicles be too much of a strain?That's right.
I'm sorry, but "Fan ID."
Please overcome the pressure of annoyance and answer well this time..
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