But Europeans are not particularly concerned about the problem of hair loss caused by this "hard" water. I remember when I first arrived in France three years ago, I was very eager to find a place to sell or receive water in the teaching building, so I found a professor (it turned out to be our dean. . . ), he calmly said: the toilet faucet is unscrewed and directly drunk. . . I have really seen French students go to the toilet to drink tap water countless times, and the school cafeteria can drink water by itself, which is actually tap water. . .
And there are many products for treating alopecia in Europe. Every time I go back to China, I will bring my father the famous French Flo Deya. I myself, including all China students I know, use anti-hair loss shampoo when washing my hair in France. It is because the water quality in Europe is easy to cause hair loss, so there are really many anti-hair loss products in Europe.