Photos of Vida Treatments

Vida Hair Care - 100% natural treatments 

WHAT IS VIDA HOMEOPATHY?

 It a revolutionary way to treat your hair
Promotes blood flow to the roots (Vida Shampoo, Vida Lotion)
Increase hair nutrition (Vida Hair oil)
Break the vicious circle between stress and hair loss, strength the immune system to fight Candida and others unwanted microorganism (Vida Oral Spray)
WHY VIDA HOMEOPATHY?\

 Vida Homeopathy is not the same as any other hair treatment in the market
It is a revolutionary way to treat with surprisingly good results.
The active ingredients in all Vida Products are Homeopathy based. Homeopathy is not chemical, but a Pharmaceutical way to transform substances into information, so your body can learn how heal himself.
Lead your cells to be healthier, resulting in stronger hair.
ADVANTAGES OF VIDA HAIR LINE:

 Vida Homeopathy is a 100% natural, safe, and effective;
No side effects;
Stop losing hair;
No harsh chemical (SLSulfate Free, Parabens and P.Glycol Free, Vegan, no animal testing);
Excellent for all hair types;
Developed for both men and women;
Balanced PH;

Fast results;










Before Vida Hair Kit

After 3 months with Vida Hair Kit. 

Alopecia Areata
Before
After 16 weeks



 The photos below are from 10 years ago, with no photoshop.






 Some pictures from the original book & research, publish in 1987








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  1. Excel PharmaJanuary 5, 2023 at 3:03 AM

    Thank you for sharing this great blog with us. Get the best Homeopathic Medicine for Hair Loss. This blog will help those who are looking for Hair fall treatment.

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