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[Hair Loss Shampoo & Tonic] Re: How do I diagnose it? I don't know which shampoo to use...

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Most people use oily shampoo.
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But in my case, I'm not very oily, but rather too severe
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If you use oily shampoo, it's less oily but less wasteful
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It's hard to explain, so I'm going to focus on cleansing rather than nutritional supplements
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I use a neutral shampoo. Other than dandruff shampoo, super products are good for cleansing
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It's hard to feel like you're putting emphasis on it. Panteen or dove
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I think it's okay, but since it's a scalp business that I've put my life on the line
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We use salons or body products. It's probably low in chemistry.
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The following is a review of the product I've used.
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#Origins
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I remember it as an oily shampoo, it's a package with an orange picture on it.
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Oily products are usually too dry and after you remove the water
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It's tangled, and it doesn't feel like that.
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# be abetted
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Sapmos - Aveda hit product. But I think it's pig hair that's smooth
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It's good to make, but I think even a neutral scalp can feel sticky..
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If you have hair loss, it's better not to wear it.
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Shampoo - It's an Aveda product and the name is just shampoo. You don't have to catch a cold every day,
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I think it cleanses well, too. I use this these days
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Elexil - These are also good for daily colds. This product and this product
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I also use it alternately.
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Rosemary Mint Shampoo - It's for oily skin only. I don't use it because it's too stiff.
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It's a product that feels like a herb, mint, or cold, unique to oily shampoo.
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If you have to wash it twice a day, I recommend it.
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#Clinique
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Clinique produced two shampoos. I remember if it was for oily or neutral use
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It doesn't work, but I think you can use both scalp. It's blue.
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Anyway, it's okay. It's a little stiff.
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#Rausch
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The shampoo here is fine, but I don't remember how much I used it.
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Anyway, they asked for Ji Sung's. They give us a lot of samples, but the price is expensive
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I remember it being more expensive than that. If someone like us goes
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I recommend scalp tonics that are similar to hair power.
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It's cool when you apply it, but I didn't see the effect. Just buy shampoo.
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I think it really contains a lot of herbal ingredients.
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#Body Shop
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I'm not dismissing it because it's cheap for a professional product, but for hair products
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I think I'm a little less professional. I'd rather have a pantin.
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#TIGI HAIRCARE - thickening shampoo
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It's hard to get because it's only for salons. The consumer counseling office
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It's 02-3473-2311. It's not very expensive.
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Regardless of the nature of your scalp, thicken your hair
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It's a protein-supplied shampoo that you can use only one bottle to see if it's thick
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I'm not sure, but the volume is definitely alive when styling.
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The conditioner that comes with this is applied to both scalp and hair after drying towels
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It's a bit cumbersome to use because it's a conditioner.
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#Svenson
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It's a place where you take care of your scalp. If you don't have a lot of money
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Don't take care of it. It costs about 6 million won per course.
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It doesn't work. There must be people who have had an effect
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I think I spent about 3-4 million won.
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Shampoo rinses, scalp cleansing before shampooing, and ampoules after drying
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There are many things, but there are so many different things that I can't tell you to use them.
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There are also ones that are sold only to those who are under care.
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It's just for general sale, so just buy it and come out quickly.
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The one I used wasn't for general sale, so it felt like I was using it
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It's too much to tell you. Anyway, the one I used was fine.
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In general, among the ones I've used, Aveda
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It's the best. Especially for those who have atopic dermatitis.
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It is recommended for those who have problems with not only the scalp but also the skin itself.
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Body products are also quite good. I'm getting hairy or skin disease
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It's not a cure, but I don't touch that area all day
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It's breaking.
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I talk a lot, right? I'll try something else and post it if there's something good.
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Everyone, fighting
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It's a lifelong business.
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GBS wrote:
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&gt; I heard that most people with hair loss have oily scalp....
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&gt; I was told that it is correct to use oily shampoo for shampoo.
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&gt; (When I read the first part, most of them say that~)
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&gt; But...I've never felt that I have a lot of dandruff.
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&gt; It's just that he has hair loss...
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&gt; I went to the hair loss clinic today to consult and bought minoxidil...
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&gt; We're starting treatment now...I think I need to change my shampoo, too.
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&gt;
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&gt; Do I have to use sampu for oily skin just because I have hair loss......
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&gt; And...
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&gt; I don't know what to do.
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&gt; I'd like to hear advice from someone with experience
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