Query by Ang: Can changing your shampoo also frequently end result in hair loss?
I listened to somewhere that if you modify what manufacturer of shampoo that you use [too usually] you can commence dropping your hair… Is that true?
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Solution by patty mayonaise
I certainly never ever read that before. I often believed that switching it up was very good for your hair. Whoever stated that … who knows what kinda shampoo they use.
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