Does Product or oil Work? What to Expect After 30 Days 2/20/2025
Hair and skin products need 4-6 weeks to show results, and consistency is crucial for effectiveness. Track progress weekly with photos and notes, and if no changes occur after 8 weeks, consider changing products.
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