Why did hair started growing on my neck after taking a mix of saw palmetto, green tea, horsetail and biotin? Is it a good sign? Is this regrowth? 8/13/2024
A user experienced hair growth on their neck after taking saw palmetto, green tea, horsetail, and biotin. They are curious if this is a good sign and why it happened.
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