I think it works better with people who have certain problems with their scalps.
I heard about it back in 2009 but thought nothing of it until my mother went to the dermatologist because she'd noticed that her hair hadn't been growing at all and her scalp seemed irritated. When she came back she told me the dermatologist told her she had yeast on her scalp. Then it all made sense to me. She started using the Monistat instead of the prescription he gave her and her scalp is much better and her hair is growing.
I heard about this... I'm with you I can't wrap my head around it either...but, I can say this I'm not interested (lol)
ReplyDeleteThere are many other natural ways to promote hair growth. The thought of this is a bit much for me(lol)
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I checked other posts about this, but no one reported more than a month's average growth so I don't really think it works.
ReplyDeleteI think it works better with people who have certain problems with their scalps.
ReplyDeleteI heard about it back in 2009 but thought nothing of it until my mother went to the dermatologist because she'd noticed that her hair hadn't been growing at all and her scalp seemed irritated. When she came back she told me the dermatologist told her she had yeast on her scalp. Then it all made sense to me. She started using the Monistat instead of the prescription he gave her and her scalp is much better and her hair is growing.