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[Hair Loss Shampoo & Tonic] About the efficacy of Japanese sampu

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I think my hair is getting thinner recently and my hair is falling out, so I'm going to get a hospital treatment.

Around this time, I went to Japan and bought some Japanese shampoos. Following the big sale period, I bought and use Gao Pharmaceutical's success shampoo and hair tonic, a major company, for products related to breast hair and hair loss.

I also saw the free re-up of Daisho Pharmaceutical (Daejung), a product that was on display at the time, but I didn't buy it because it looked a little expensive, but when I came here, I saw a lot of writing about the free re-up shampoo, so I regret not buying it now.

For your information, in Japan, Gao Pharmaceutical's sucess 6x375 millimeters of hemp was sold for about 7-9,000 won, and the Free Reup shampoo is sold for about 2,000 won to 10,000 won for about 200 millimeters of small products. To be honest, it was a little expensive compared to regular sampoo, but I think it is cheaper than Korean hair loss prevention shampoo.

I'm sorry for the long talk. The question is, how helpful is this shampoo for preventing hair loss and preventing hair growth. According to the article here, the price of hair loss-related products is so high that I have doubts about the quality of the hair loss prevention sampu that I bought almost at a bargain price.

If you have information about hair loss and hair-raising products from Japan, please let me know, and fortunately, I have a friend who studies in Japan, so I was thinking of asking for a favor when I return home.

Also, I know there is no perfect hair loss agent on earth, but I would also like to know the efficacy of hair loss products (not sampu or tonic, which are advertised as hair growth) released in Japan these days.
For your information, I came here and found out that the price of hair loss hair products sold in Korea is very high. Based on the price range of the most popular hair and hair loss products sold by major pharmaceutical companies in Japan, it was 40,000 won to 60,000 won, and it seems that products beyond that were difficult to see in large pharmacies.

Please also compare Japanese and Korean products. If it has the same effect, I want to buy Japanese products that are less than half the price of products sold in Korea.

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