>Due to hair loss on the top of my head, my bangs are now...
>But it's a total hair loss..If you look at it from above..The wasteland, but if you stay away from the front..
>You look okay
>So I can't think of it all, so I'm thinking of using a thickener..
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>I've read a lot of questions here
>I think the opinions are a little different..
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>If you use a thickener, even if you look up close..Can't I get a ticket?
>I heard it's okay to sweat, but is that true?
>What about rain? I heard it gets on my hands when I touch my hair...
>Does it smudge a lot?
>Does it wash well when washed?
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>And it's kind of weird to have them delivered to work..
>It's hard to get a package when I get off work..by any chance
>I don't know if I can buy it at a regular store...
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>Ugh... There are a lot of questions, right?
>But...Please understand how I feel like a semi-crazy person when hair loss progresses..
>Please answer...
I'd like to recommend a motherfruit.
If you use it well, it's not obvious and hiding your top hair is the best.
The person below must have had a problem with how to use it.
You can tap the hair loss area and tap it.
You don't have to spray it.
Of course, it smudges when you touch it at first, but it doesn't smudge well after 20 minutes of what you did.
I'm worried about spraying something on my hair
Using a thickener and using a spray to fix it is somehow...
But the capillaries really don't have to use a spray.
And the best thing is that you can comb it with a comb.
Do we have any hair to brush?
However, you can also brush it if you use capillaries.
Since I don't use spray, it's natural in the wind too....
You sound like a businessman..
The ingredients are also really natural ingredients.
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