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an ill-advised answer

24years ago
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Kim Young Min Wrote:
> It is said that an oriental medicine-based thickening agent called mosquito repellent has been released..
> By the way, does this thickener help with hair growth?
> Looking at the company's website.. There was no talk of hair growth.
> Looking at the ingredients, pine needles, ocher, kelp, etc. are the main ingredients..
> I wonder how this ingredient relates to hair growth.
> Of course, I'm not expecting professional knowledge because they're not oriental doctors..
> Looking at the people who post here, there are people who post a considerable level of posts,
> If you know, please post a comment.
> I heard that there is also a hair loss treatment in places like Donguibogam...
> Anyway, please.
>

What I know is absolutely not helpful for hair growth.

I use it to make my hair look full, as do other hair thickeners

I don't think it's ever going to be heady.

As you know, I'm sure you'll use a lot of charcoal for your hair

It's meant to be seen, which means it's a temporary measure.

I've never used it before, but I bought it It's called Momgam. ^0^

You'll find out if you come and use it...

I've never used a hair dye before, but I'm going to try it together

I understand you've been to the site..

This site says it has a stronger adsorption power than other thickening agents

Others say they use the spray that comes with it, but to some extent, without any requirements

They said it's maintained...

Anyway, the result is that it doesn't work on hair growth...

The weather is so nice today...Have a nice day

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