> I'm a 25-year-old student now.
> I felt that my hair was losing when I was 23 years old. From the moment you feel your hair is empty
> Hair loss progressed rapidly (M-shaped). I like running, so it's good for my stamina and health
>I thought my hair would grow again soon because I was on my side, but it got worse.
> Later, when I grew my hair, it was quite obvious, so I cut it short. It's been a while since I've seen him
> Everyone who was new to me said they lost a lot of their hair. Back then, I really wanted to go out
> I didn't like it. I've also developed anaphobia.
> So I started to take care of it from this time, but I only applied minoxidil because I was afraid of the side effects of Propecia.
> Minoxidil was quite effective in its own way. First of all, the hair loss process stopped and the area that was disappearing
> Some of my hair has recovered. After using it for about 6 months, it got pretty good for everyone
> He told me.
> But I think we've reached some limit with minoxidil. I've recovered a bit from what I was into before
> But there's still not much compared to the past. M.O.N.MOA said that the mechanism of action is different since a month ago
> We're using it together. I use Mo & Moa in the morning and Minoxidil in the evening.
> Mo&MOA is not as sticky as Minoxidil, so if you apply it when you go out in the morning and dry it
> I like it because it doesn't show right. And I'm eating pomegranate juice by diluting it with natural therapy.
> The reason I eat pomegranate is because I heard on TV that pomegranate increases female hormones
> I thought it was effective (like Propecia, which inhibits the action of male hormones)
> It's my own opinion^^)
> It's been a little over a month since I added the above two more and managed them.
> In conclusion, it's more effective than when it was only minoxidil. I don't know if it's Mo&MOA or pomegranate
> I don't know, but the M-shaped cut in front of it has recovered slightly more than when it was only minok. In general
> I think it's gotten a little full.
> Now the people watching don't talk about their hair. At first glance, I don't know, but if you look closely, I think my forehead has gotten widerMore
>I see ^^ If I had started taking care of my hair earlier, I could have repaired my hair a little more, but I'm sorry
> It's you.
> Beginner hair loss people whose hair starts to fall off, make sure to take care of it early on.
>
How do you get pomegranate and eat it? I don't want the price to be too much, so please change it...
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