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ZorcJ said:Oh, really? And what’s the actual impact?
Just buy it and deal with the fallout yourself... why even ask me? 😁
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ZorcJ said:Oh, really? And what’s the actual impact?
Sunshine said:Coca-Cola has Brom in it...
I mean, isn't it enough knowing they feed soldiers Brom in their food and drinks just to kill their libido?
Pepi said:Can hair gels or similar styling products actually cause or speed up hair loss?
hrkronos said:I think I'm in trouble. I might actually be starting to go bald.
I've always kept my hair extremely short. But lately, I decided to switch things up—letting it grow out to maybe an inch or so and using a bit of gel.
Ever since I started styling it this way, I've been noticing hair in the drain after I shower. And it isn't just... well, you know. It never used to be like this.
The question is, am I just noticing it now because it was too short to see before, or is the thinning actually happening? My wife claims it’s just seasonal shedding, which sounds like total nonsense to me.
My friends are telling me the hair on top looks significantly thinner. Is it possible it was always like this, but the short cut and lack of gel hid the sparsity?
If I really am losing it, what's the move? I'm honestly too young to be dealing with this. Can you actually stimulate regrowth? Thanks.
yoh said:I was wondering, is washing your hair every single day actually bad for it? I’m using some L'Oréal shampoo. My hair is medium length and tends to get pretty greasy after just a couple of days without a wash.
Is it actually possible... for food to absorb negative energy... whether it comes from people or... maybe radiation from various consumer goods... machines and gadgets?