Lady Alopecia’s Complete Folexin Reviews
July 9, 2020
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The boring but important things that have to be said so you know where I stand and so I don’t get in any legal trouble.
First of all, this site contains affiliate links. Meaning that if you click on them and end up buying something, I get a small commission.
It doesn’t cost you anything but keeps Lady Alopecia going (and in a constant supply of colourful headscarves).
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Second of all, I’m not a doctor. Or a dermatologist, trichologist, nutritionist or any of the other professionals out there to whom alopecians might turn for help.
I merely offer up nutrition, lifestyle and haircare tips based on my own experiences and research. Sometimes it’ll turn out to be sound advice; other times, not so much. I’m going through the same journey as any alopecian and the path isn’t always clear!
Anyway, I hope the information that I offer helps you; but if you’re suffering hair loss or alopecia, seeing a qualified doctor is always a good move
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Thanks for reading all that, boring but necessary.
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I’m Emma. I’ve had alopecia for 24 years and I’m here to inform/hopefully empower people like me! Read my full story here. But I’m not a doctor, so any advice here is based on my own research and experience. I’m also in a few affiliate programs – see my disclaimer page for more. Or contact me here. Also, why not join a thousand fellow alopecians and get my-semi regular hair about life with irregular hair?
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