HAIR LOSS SINGAPORE

Singapore is touted for its food but I believe the most of the food here contains too much MSG which may cause hair loss. Preservatives and chemicals are definitely no good for hair.

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I have been using Phytocedrat shampoo to keep a scalp free of grease, so far, I am quite happy with the results, but I will keep a continuous monitoring of my scalp condition just to be sure the shampoo works.

After 1st day of use, I woke up to still find some strands of hair. After a day, I feel my scalp greasy, however I tell myself this is just the first day of use.

This is what I have observed. If you have one-sided balding, that is if one part of your scalp balds while other parts of your scalp are still hairy, you will have hereditary hair loss which is quite hard to treat.

I bought Phyto sebo-regulating shampoo from John Little Sales at Expo today. This shampoo costs $36 on average in retail shops but at today's John Little Sales, there is a 20% discount.

These few days, I have been real stress and I notice that more hair were shed from my scalp. Hence stress can really cause hair loss.

These are the hair loss shampoos from Germany. What I discovered is that the Germans quite like to use Caffeine to treat hair loss: Alpecin Hair Loss Shampoo Sebamed Anti Hair Loss Shampoo

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Alpecin Caffee Hair Loss shampoo works wonder for me, hence if you would like to buy Alpecin Caffeine shampoo, you can do so by following the link below: Recommended:

Recently I have been sharing with readers that I am currently using Alpecin, a caffeine anti-hairloss shampoo. I will update you readers on my progress with this hair loss shampoo, hence stay tuned.

Yesterday, after using Alepecin for about 2 to 3 days, I switched back to Stieprox anti-dandruff shampoo as I felt my scalp becoming oily once again. My fight against hair loss is a two-fronted approach: one, to fight dandruff and two, to nourish my scalp with vitamins for hair loss reduction and hair growth.

Yesterday, I remembered scratching my scalp while sleeping. It must be due to itchiness of scalp and I may have scrapped my hair loss scalp more during subconscious at sleep.

More hair strands of hair were seen while I shampoo yesterday. I think it is because I exercised deeply in the evening. I noticed more hair loss shed after an intense exercise.

These few years, my hair loss regimen centred on using the correct shampoos to help prevent and reduce hair loss. Occasionally, I used hair tonics, however my experiences on hair tonics have not been convincing. What I learnt on quite a number of occasions was that hair tonics make my scalp more irritable or sensitive, hence to reduce unnecessary stress on my scalp, I stick to researching for a good hair loss shampoo to combat hair loss.

These few days, I have been on Alpecin, a caffeine-based hair loss shampoo. The shampoo is quite amazing to date, as I shed fewer strands of hair while shampooing and when I wake up every morning. I am not sure whether this hair loss shampoo is sold in Singapore as I bought Alpecin shampoo in an European country.