♡Tip♡ Give new life to your hair with black beans & polygonum multiflorum~~

My husband had really thick hair when he was young.

He was a naturally handsome guy with jet-black, shiny hair that flowed smoothlyㅋㅋ

But once I hit my 40s, my hair started falling outㅜㅜ

My father-in-law had no hair.

It's genetics, sighs.

I thought I had overcome genetic DNA because I had so much hair when I was young, but it was just my arrogant and foolish thinking...

 

Seeing my hair thinning day by day makes me feel sad.

So, everyone knows, I mixed black beans and polygonum multiflorum to make a magic powder and diligently burned it.

 

First, I'll show you a picture before taking the magic powder haha

 

Ttiroli~~~ Even now, it's such a heartbreaking photoㅜㅜ

 

As a result of diligently feeding the magic powder~~~

 

Ta-da~~~~~ haha, how is it?

It's gotten so much better, haha. I'm so proud~~

 

Now, I'll show you the magic powder.

 

This is exactly it.

It's a powder made by finely grinding black beans and Chinese knotweed.

It tastes good when mixed with water, but when mixed with milk, it...

Nutrition up~ Taste up~~

 

I am consistently eating two spoonfuls like this every day.

 

There is a taste difference between eating only black bean powder and eating it mixed with he shou wu powder.

I can still feel the taste of the Chinese knotweed.

 

Talking about black beans being good for hair just makes my mouth hurt.

Did you know that Chinese knotweed is good for your hair?

 

Hasuwo is stated in Dongui Bogam to be effective in preventing hair loss and promoting scalp and hair health.

 

Relief of cold sensitivity, prevention of vascular-related diseases, cold prevention, strengthening immunity, brain health, prevention of arthritis, anti-aging, alleviation of menopausal symptoms

The anticancer effects are really beneficial for the body~~

 

For those worried about hair loss, rediscover lively hair with black bean and Chinese knotweed powder~~^^