I also wrote a brief message in the comments below, but I'm posting because I think hair loss people have a big misunderstanding about shampoo.
It's natural to be interested in shampoo because you have hair loss,
In my opinion, I wonder what shampoo has to do with hair loss.
It is also questionable whether there is scientific literature that shampoo has achieved hair loss prevention and hair growth effects.
To those who recommended shampoo to prevent hair loss at dermatologists, hair salons, and scalp care centers
I'm asking this question.
"Does it work for hair loss? Is it going to be hair growth?"
Their answers are consistent.
a silent answer.
Then, do I lose more hair if I use cheap shampoo?
If that's the case, why does the whole family use the same shampoo,
Will only people with hair loss factors lose their hair?
Shampoo is just a detergent you use to remove the grease from your head.
Many people complain about surfactants when they talk about shampoo.
Surfactants mean substances that are both hydrophilic and lipophilic.
Simply put, if you rub soap mixed with water on your skin, the soap sticks to the oil
If you wash it with water again, the oil and the attached soap will be washed away.
It's possible because it's hydrophilic and lipophilic at the same time.
In other words, surfactants. In other words, there is no shampoo or soap that does not have both hydrophilic and lipophilic properties.
Soaps and shampoos are 100% washed away if you wash them thoroughly with water.
Sometimes when you wash your hair, there are people who wash your hair after a long time with the shampoo bubbling.
It's the same principle as washing the laundry after soaking it in the hi-tie makes it cleaner.
But I think shampoo is a chemical ingredient, so after foaming your hair
Wouldn't it be better to wash the shampoo and oil quickly after making it stick enough?
No matter how expensive the shampoo is, it's better to wash it thoroughly with water
It would be nice, right?
It chemically interacts with the scalp in that short period of time, preventing hair loss or causing hair loss
Do you think so?
Research papers or scientific literature on shampoo and hair loss prevention or hair loss effects have been published
Do you think so?
Why on earth do shampoo businesses recommend expensive shampoos while talking about surfactants?
The shampoo they sell is one that has no surfactants, but it's both hydrophilic and lipophilic
I don't understand how you can wash your hair without carrying it.
I think people with hair loss like us are looking forward to it...
If it's shampoo I'm going to use anyway... Isn't it a false business using the mind?
If you go to the scalp care center, you will show your scalp with a magnifying camera. I'm going to show my scalp dirty in between my hair
I'll show you. And it just rubs your hair and contains surfactants that claim to be special shampoos
Wash your hair with a mysterious shampoo that you didn't, dry it, and illuminate the magnifying camera again.
I'm surprised to see that the scalp has become so clean between my hair.
If you just use shampoo at home, it won't be washed that clean.
Actually, I've also used a 250,000 won shampoo set.
Hair loss shampoo. Isn't it a little weird chemically, medically, common sense?
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