The reason for the high sebum extraction in people with hair loss is because of the male hormone DHT.
The male hormone DHT shrinks hair follicles, making hair thinner and thinner, but on the other hand, it enlarges the sebaceous glands, causing excess sebum to erupt.
[Type1] 5 alpha leaders distributed within the sebaceous glands produce DHT mainly within the sebaceous glands, which enlarges the sebaceous glands to cause excessive sebaceous extraction.
As a result, even if you don't wash your hair for just a day, your scalp will have a lot of sebum, and if it gets worse, you will get pimples such as folliculitis.
The important thing here is that if you only use excess oily shampoos, your sebaceous glands consider you to need more sebum from your scalp and you'll be spewing more sebum.
In addition, treating only the inflammation itself is a temporary treatment, so it always recurs as long as you are exposed to DHT.
If you don't continue with the fundamental treatment, you'll relapse again because of the sebum that keeps erupting.
To address this type of hair loss, you must use a product that can inhibit [Type1] 5-alpha leadership among the routes that produce DHT that causes hair loss.
Since the primary chest that caused inflammation is type 1 DHT that caused sebum to be excessively ejected, continuing hair loss treatment to prevent DHT production will reduce sebum extraction and eliminate folliculitis.
The ingredients of rebiobogen are known to suppress all [Type1] [Type 2] of the existing hair loss treatment ingredients, and only rebiobogen is known to suppress type 1 DHT related to oiliness because Propecia can only suppress type 2.
Therefore, the use of a rebiobogen set will allow you to treat hair loss and solve excess grease problems at the same time.
Empirically, after using rebiobogen for six months to a year, hair loss improved a lot, and the problem of excess oil and pimples disappeared.
>I wash my hair in the morning and my hair is shiny in the afternoon
>It's not greasy enough to smear on my hands
>If you look at it, it looks greasy
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>I enjoy wearing hats, but my hair is thin and there is no charcoal, so it is pressed in the shape of a hat...
>The shampoo I'm using now is for head-and-shoulder oily skin, but it doesn't seem to be very effective
>I sometimes get dandruff..
>How about changing it to Nizoral?
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>And is my hair just oily right now? Or is it boring
>I look forward to your good response
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