As expected, Thank you for always giving me a cool answer..
I'm not that bad of an intellect..
It's night time..When I look at my hair right now, it feels a little squishy..
And if you press your scalp with your fingers, your fingers are a little shiny..
Please teach me how to shampoo at times like this..
Now, I wear danguard every three days..I was going to buy Novid, Plant kingdom, Nuant or something like that at the mart today..Are you all right..Some people like Nizoral..
Please recommend shampoo..
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The Great Escape Wrote:
> It's a great escape.
> Don't pay too much attention to losing your hair.
> The number of hair that falls out every day is wrong.
> It is recommended to wash your hair every 2-3 days and keep it clean.
> And washing your hair often is not good for your scalp and hair
> For those with intelligence and boredom like you, it is better to wash them every day.
> Because if you have oily skin, if you don't wash your hair often, it will block your pores
> It's not good for your hair and you lose more weight.
> So if you have too much oil on your scalp, it is better to wash it every day for your scalp's health and beauty.
> I can't recommend shampoo.
> This is because shampoo has different scalp conditions even though each person has the same oily skin.
> However, in your case, it is recommended to use medicinal sampoos in parallel.
> Natural ingredients that are effective for oily dandruff
> I think it's a good idea to use green tea and vinegar.
> Green tea
> The tannic acid of green tea leaves tightens pores, and the flavonoid ingredients have a cleanliness effect to eliminate dandruff. Dry the green tea residue, boil it, and rub the scalp with the water.
> Vinegar
> After shampooing, add a little vinegar to the water (it's better to dilute it more than 10 times) and rinse it instead of rinsing. It's good because it's directional and has a sterilizing effect
> And if you ask me to recommend sampoo, I'll do it for you
> It's a reflida.
> Then to escape baldness...
>
>
> And this time, materials on natural therapy (food, shampoo, conditioner,
> scalp massage, exercise, etc.) and the pictures I took about natural food
> What you asked because you were curious and this wasn't introduced on the market
> We are preparing a bald natural therapy site with information.
> Pka and Psha are also effective, but how to escape through improvement of the body
> I easily contained a lot of data from Donguibogam and Boncho Gangmok.
> It's scheduled to open in early January
> The address is
> It's a bald escape (shortened escape).
>
www.daetalchul.com
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> It's baldness natural therapy (shorten and large).
> It's www.daejayo.com .
>
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> Worried 男 Wrote:
> I've been doing it for a little over 4 months now..I've been doing natural therapy for a month..
>But sometimes, when I wash my hair, I lose about 50 pieces, but sometimes I lose less than 30 pieces..
> > I don't know what the hell it is..
> And I think I lose more if I wash my hair every other day after a day, but that's a reasonable story..Or maybe it's just a feeling..
> Sometimes I feel like I'm taking medicine, but sometimes I don't feel like I'm taking it at all, so I'm going crazy..
> Please recommend a shampoo that's good for oily scalp or a regular shampoo..
> I'm using a dan guard right now, but it doesn't help my hair much..
> >Is there anything good to sell at a regular mart?
> > Tell me about the neck..
> These days, I think I'm losing my hair on the side as well..
> > Tell me...
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