It's like pretending to know something you don't know.
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It's just... it's expensive..It's less effective than it actually is
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I've seen that it takes a lot of care to fix it, but..
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I don't really know.
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I don't think I can be of much help...
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I'm sorry.
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Gung-mi-rote:
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> I think you have a lot of knowledge about scalp-related products.
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> They're posting about wigs, too!
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>Wigs have an effect on the scalp. Wigs from wig companies
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> It doesn't promote hair loss at all, but I suspect that
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> There are a lot.
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> In particular, long-term use of adhesives must have many problems,
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> Domestic oil companies use MSDS for industrial use on their homepie
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> Put it up, and even advertise that it's a glue certified in advanced countries
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> I'm doing it.
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> gomgom wrote:
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> 14. Recycled soap is mild
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>> To start with the conclusion, it is false to say that recycled soap is mild.
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>> If you look at the quality level, it's worse than laundry soap.
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>> When making soap, make caustic soda (sodium hydroxide, sheep's lye, NaOH are all the same words)
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> > I told you that we use it to neutralize it.
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>> In professional terms, soap neutralizes fatty acids with sodium hydroxide.
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>> At this time, you need to calculate the price and react accurately.
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>> At this time, if the neutralization amount is not accurate, the unreacted sodium hydroxide will remain.
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>> If this is left, it reacts with the oil to make some soap, so it cleanses well
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>> It can be fatal to the scalp. This is especially true for those who are losing their hair.
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> Of course, it helps environmentally. If you use the cooking oil you throw away with soap
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> > I'm in favor of it, too...Use it as laundry soap.
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> > Where is glycerin made and good for..I saw this really tempting propaganda.
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> > I can present data that can refute each one.
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>> Also, to add one more thing, there is a reason why small and medium-sized enterprises can do so well.
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>> When it's time for the Fair Trade Commission to review, most of the SMEs disappear or...
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>> Even if you get a fine of 10 million won for hype, there's more than that left
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> I don't worry even if I get caught.
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> On the contrary, 10 million won is not the problem at large companies, but billions of dollars a year in brand image management
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> It's almost impossible to advertise because it's in vain.
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> 15. Why is shampoo expensive?
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> To be honest, the actual price of shampoo sold is less than 1,000 won.
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>> Packaging costs, distribution costs, advertising costs, profits, etc. are added to this and handed over to the intermediate seller
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>> It's going to be about 4,500 won at the most.
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>> Of course, in the case of imported goods, if the importer's profits, customs duties, and the cost of bringing it to Korea are added together
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> I don't know if I'll be a 10,000 won guy, but...
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> Anyway, the price is about that much.(That's a lot of catching, too.)
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>> There's a place that sells this for 100,000 won more.
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> > It's a business that leaves 100,000 won if you sell one. That's too much.
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