Well... First of all, I hope that the circular hair loss will disappear soon.
If you want to cover the circular hair loss area, I recommend a bonus match if you recommend it.
The thickening agent may have side effects, but it's not that big.
And if you have circular hair loss in your bangs, it's hard to cover it with almost any thickener. The same will be true of my recommended match.
Rather, I would like to tell you to buy more pretty hats with the money to buy a great-grandmother.
Few people find it strange because a woman wears a hat.
Still, if you give up your hat, I recommend a bonus match.
If you practice, you'll see the effect.
I hope it gets low soon.
>I'm going to buy a thickening agent because the circular hair loss area got bigger and bigger
>It's a girl..I have hair, but I have very little hair in the front (about the size of a 500 won coin in the front right)..No, I don't.
>I just wore a hat because it was vacation, but I don't think it's enough to tell when the semester begins..
>What kind of thickening agent would fit my hair?
>As mentioned above, there is no head at all in the front. But if you have bangs, you can cover them up a little if you put them down, but if the wind is blowing your head upside down, you can see all the circular hair loss parts...
>And the top of the head starts to get hairy, but it's short, so should I say it's just empty...
>I'm going to tie it anyway because the part is too big to go around.
>The problem is the front part...
>Please recommend a thickening agent that fits my hair...
>And am I taking hormone drugs every two weeks at the hospital?? Anyway, I'm getting a shot...
>Does the thickening agent have a bad effect?
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