NEO HAIR LOTION (Ne0 Hair Lotion Herbs Natural Treatment)

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 NEO HAIR LOTION

Ne0 Hair Lotion Herbs Natural Treatment Spray 120ml with Derma Roller, Hair Lotion Hair Root, Hair Growth Serum, Anti Hair Losspromotes Thicker (1Set)


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  1 Applicable Promotion 
1Set
  • Ne0 Hair lotion 120ml Nourishes the hair roots and restores and stimulates hair growth again. Excellent for treating baldness, hair loss, thinning hair problems.
  • Derma Roller very effective at stimulating hair growth accelerating hair growth. Used alongside Hair Lotion for best results, though it can also be used alone
  • White ginseng extract can stimulate blood circulation around your head to transport nutrients to the roots of your hair, make hair roots active, promote hair growth, nourish strands and reduce hair fall.
  • Package Contains hair lotion 120ML + Derma Roller, stimulates blood circulation of the scalp cells, causing the hair follicle to receive nutrients
  • Gently comb your hair 2-3 times, then spray Hair Lotion on your scalp, Massage the entire scalp with the Derma Roller. Use morning and night regularly.



Comments

Blysmo said…
Thanks For this wonerful information this rich, creamy mask has the absorbent and toning effects of bentonite clay to remove dirt and absorb excess Hair Oil
June 3, 2023 at 12:26 AM
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