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[Hair Extensions & Thickening] Never do a ponytail/stimulus.

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In the era of 10 million hair loss population, we are all living in an era where we are not free from hair loss.

Among them, those who have gathered here will be those who have lived day by day with the stress of hair loss, large or small, and have gathered to find a solution.

There are various ways to deal with hair loss, but I think the fundamental way to deal with hair loss is to take steady medication/hair transplantation.

But if it's already too late, or if you're going to get an immediate effect or aesthetic satisfaction, you're going to make a variety of choices, including partial wigs, barrel wigs, and hair extensions

Among them, I think it's really easy to attract the weak minds of hair loss people.

Among them, micro-bundle hair, this hair extinction, is a very innovative solution.

It's a sweet temptation to post a bunch of before and after pictures on the internet, a lot more natural than wigs, a perm/dye, a comb, and a lot of other hair extensions, and no traction hair loss at all...

These are things that anyone with hair loss who has seen this will have to think about at least once. I wasn't free from the temptation either.

There were doubts about the amount of money, the time of the procedure, and the authenticity of the effect, but looking at the photos and some reviews on the cafe

Oh, I decided to do the procedure because I thought I would have no regrets if I tried it at least once.

In conclusion, I can affirm that this procedure is absolutely not a recommended procedure for people with hair loss.

First of all, it was a lie from the story that the procedure was performed after dividing the generation/degeneration hair through a microscope.

You can just look at it and tie your hair roughly and then tie almost all of it in the area where you can shape it.

In my case, hair was tied in several places in the M-shaped area where hair loss was in progress during the procedure, and all of them were pulled out in less than two weeks.

And it's not just tying it up in a knot, it's pulling the hair almost all the way and putting a very complicated knot on top of it.

Of course, my scalp hurts a lot, and I heard it while shampooing after the procedure that it could hurt for a few days if it was long.

The scalp pain was so severe that I applied a separate poultice to the area where I was treated for four days.

Although I was sick and worried, I was very satisfied right after the procedure. This is because my hair didn't fly even if the wind blew and my hair was pretty.

But within two weeks, many of the tied hair was pulled out or unwound and disappeared. But it was okay because there was still a lot of hair left.

The problem started in the third week. If it wasn't pulled out, the knot stretched forward long as the hair grew, and the tied hair went bad, making the texture different from my existing hair.

I had decent hair with very little hair tangling, and even if I didn't do anything, my hair would often get tangled up and get stuck in knots and pulled out whenever I combed it.

Even if I stay still, I can see my hair falling off from time to time. When I woke up, I was under extreme stress as I saw the hair on the pillowcase.

And on top of that, it started to go all the way, most fatally, with the other hair.

Even if I part my hair, the hanging bunches became a crazy hair that stretched out and twisted like crazy on its own left and upward. Anyone with even a little bit of curly would know how stressful this is...

At the 4th week, more than half of the bunched hair was pulled out and fell off with the existing hair, or it was loosened and disappeared.

Even if you wash your hair very gently as you are told, and when you dry it, you only dry it downward with a light wind, and you just press and wipe it with a towel.

Since then, some of the remaining strands of my hair have become tangled with my hair frequently, and they have been pulled out and can't stand it, so I cut them off with scissors.

If you're not cheap, and you're going to spend a lot of money to be angry at your "relatively" natural richness for just a month and then tangling and losing weight, I don't mean to stop you. Choice is free, and I'm sure some of the reviews didn't have symptoms like me, so I'm sure it's written, and I think regulars also prove this.

I was also skeptical of what seemed plausible, but I tried it thinking it would be okay.

However, the opportunity cost is hundreds of thousands of won, and because of that, there are people who lose more hair and do not have an effect. I think this is enough to be a teacher. I really can't tell you how I felt that the hair loss level went up immediately after a few months after I had an increased hair loss procedure on the upper part to cover the M-shaped area.

This procedure is no different from plastic surgery. It's a cosmetic surgery that pulls the time and fixes the pretty figure for a while, and the aftermath is not known until later.

Even if others don't know, at least those who gathered here should know, so I wrote it with a feeling of really throwing up blood.

If you want to cover it up, the money for this procedure is the money you can buy a really good wig at a specialty store. I highly recommend you to buy a wig.

I was so busy that I couldn't write it. Now that I'm using it as I want, I'm angry, so I'm rambling crying

Thank you for reading the long article.