Hair Update ✨💇🏻♀️📍
Since my last previous post about my hair lost, I decided to purchase these and just go with it. I must say even though I’m still quite loosing an amount of hair it’s not as bad as before and my baby hairs are finally growing!
• Mary Ruth + Hair growth liquid vitamin ✨ Thisssss works! I have read about this before but I was a little optimistic about it. But I can say it works.
• Minoxidil in Foam ✨ I was taking minoxidil in tablet form but i was experience a side effect, my body would be extremen itchy so I stopped it and decided to try it in foam to be applied directly to my scalp and I feel like it’s been helping, I know there are some perks when it comes to minoxidil “Once you stop busing it, it stops working”, but I won’t be using this for ever, I’ll use it as much as I needed.
To be continued….
#hairgrowth #lemon8creator #lemon8recommendations #momlife @HeyyDar📍
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