Livon Hair gain Tonic Sucks

Livon Hair gain Tonic Sucks

If you are suffering from hair loss, baldness, etc., I am sure you have thought of trying Livon Hair gain tonic. All those shining commercial shown might make you think that it will help regain your lost charm but I warn you that it is a complete waste of money and it is just not effective in any way. Since my early twenties I have been suffering from hair loss and over the years I have been trying all kind of products to control my hair loss but so far nothing worked.

When they started showing commercials for Livon hair Gain Tonic, like everyone else, I also was pretty excited and I was one of the first to use the product. I used it continuously for 3 months but stopped using it when I didn’t find any positive result. I followed all the instructions and even tried eating healthier food just to improve my chances of hair re growth but honestly I didn’t see any sign of improvement and so finally after 3 months of using Livon Hair gain tonic I stopped and instead went for a hair weaving.

I think investing in hair weaving is a much better idea than wasting money on products such as Livon hair gain tonic or for that matter any other hair product. I know you might argue that how can artificial hair replace natural hair? But the fact is hair weaving looks very much close to natural hair and only if you allow touching or feeling the texture of your hair than you can say that it is an artificial hair.

SO my humble request to all friends suffering from hair loss and baldness, stop wasting money on such commercially hyped products. Hair loss is an hormonal disorder and medical science haven’t so far found a cure for it so all these products claiming to control hair loss or promote hair growth are all waste of money and don’t fall prey to such products.