Thousands of hair loss agents in the world are fraudulent and making money using the desire to grab the straw of people who are struggling with hair loss to escape the law. All of these things are registered and sold as cosmetics, not medicines. Why do you register as a cosmetic? Would you win if you sued me asking why my face doesn't get pretty when I use this cosmetic? Minoxidil and Propecia, both officially approved by the FDA in the United States, are fraudulent. When I went to the product site, I heard that the shampoo inhibits DHT hormones, but where is the evidence? When the site asked why it was not approved by the FDA, "Many experts did not bother to apply for FDA approval because it proved to be effective. It takes too much time to review." It's the sound of covering your palm with the sky. Well, they're all scammers, aren't they? If you don't believe me, be tricked and spend more money. Then you realize that later and you're saying the same thing to someone else. That's the procedure that people who lose their hair go through.
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