Thank you for your answer.
I asked my father, and I tried Professionalsa, but it worked, but because of other side effects
He said he was prohibited from taking it.
So, is it better to give minoxidil as a gift? What if I use it with trichomine?
Should I use only one minoxidil for minoxidil....
And there are two types of trichomines: shampoo and spray. Even if you use both minoxidil
I wonder if it works.
>For now, there is no other way to prevent hair loss except minoxidil, an approved drug, and Profesha....
>Of course, there are a lot of people who say that trichomine and ribybogen worked, so trichomine is a product that deserves some expectation because it went up to the fda2nd round, but the prevailing opinion is that the rest just regard baldness as a stick, but it doesn't work... I've used Nanda Mo for more than a year when I don't know it well, but I'm skeptical...
>It may work for each person, but,,,,,
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>> Hello.
>> My father has been suffering from hair loss for a long time.
>> My father seems to have tried many ways, but I don't think it's particularly effective.
>> It's my birthday this Saturday, and my father recently wore a soap and had a hair
>> He said that it seems to be effective, so he wants to get it as a birthday present.
>> I was just thinking about buying it for you, but I don't know what kind of product Nanamo is, so after reading the posts here, it's negative
>> There are a lot of opinions.
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>> After reading the article, I think a lot of people use trichomine, ribybogen, and azelia acid
>> Please recommend what products to buy as a gift.
>> For your information, my father is in his late 50s and the front two sides have fallen out a lot. The middle part is gradually falling out, too
>> He's here.
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>> There is no hair loss effect, so please recommend a product to prevent hair loss.
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