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[General] Re: The wig..Please help me.. And the folk remedies I know..

25years ago
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Young man's hair grote:
 
> I happened to see on the Internet that it was a stepmother wig.
 
> A thick hair wig is a bundle of 2-3 strands added to the existing hair, which naturally increases the thickness of the hair. Just the point is that if your head keeps growing, the bundle will come up and you'll have to do it again..
 
>
 
> How much is it.. And I wonder if it's really natural and works well.
 
> Please let me know if you know
 
>
 
> For your information, I'll tell you what folk remedies I know
 
>
 
> 1. Forsythia water
 
> My grandfather forced me to do this a few times. I don't know if my brother and I are hereditary, but we have little hair. My sister is a woman, and she has too little hair for a woman. And my hair has definitely lost a lot of weight
 
> So my grandfather cut the forsythia stem and let me wash my hair in boiled water
 
> My grandfather said he knew someone who fixed it with that
 
> Once you use it, I think it will have a good effect on people with a lot of oil on their hair
 
> For a while, I didn't even use shampoo at all and just my hair in the morning and evening
 
> It's really good not to get oily at all..
 
> But it's hard to get forsythia water regularly because I live in my hometown
 
> I quit, but if you can do it, try it
 
> First of all, there are no side effects. You can cut it in the mountains and boil it
 
>
 
>2. Charcoal shampoo
 
> This is what I saw in a book called Monthly Haircut at a barber shop.
 
> My younger brother is doing it because I taught him, but I haven't asked him about the effect yet.
 
> I live in a guest house and my younger brother lives in a guest house
 
> It's a way to buy a finely ground chamfering pot and mix it with regular shampoo.
 
> Then, it gives strength to your refreshing and thin hair
 
> And for those who apply minoxidil or medicine, it's also Joku
 
> In my experience, I heard that it made a lot of hair...
 
> I can't believe that either
 
> What's important here is the choice of champagne. They told me to use plant-based or neutral shampoo I don't know..
 
>
 
> I uploaded what I know.
 
>
 
> I don't know if it'll help, but the two I recommended don't even cost money
 
> There are no side effects, so try it...
 
> I haven't tried charcoal shampoo, but my younger brother keeps doing it
 
>Forsythia water is really good for people who have oily hair.
 
> My sister and I agree with that
 
> I don't know how it feels, but when I wash my hair with azalea water, my hair comes out less
 
> ...
 
> Lastly, please tell us about the hair wig
 
> Forsythia is a party