How to Stop Hair fall





Just want to share, hope it could be helpful to others. I did tried the combination mixtures of grated carrot (extract the juice), white egg, castor oil, virgin coconut oil and olive oil. Use an ample amount. Massage it gently on the scalp, to the entire hair and tips of the hair. Massaging is a must since it will promote proper blood circulation. Leave it for at least 30mins. After i wash it using my favorite friendly gentle shampoo which is Jonhson Baby Shampoo. Any variant will do, depend on your preference. It will prevent hairfalls, make your hair soft, silky and shiny. Been doing this DIY hair care routine every other day, it's been a month now since im engage in this commitment for my hair. And im so delighted by the result. Thank you so much. All is well. Godbless.
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