Last night, many friends asked what Cypress looks like. Today I photographed the side cypress I used for the first thirty days to fry water, and the tall cypress trees I used for the next twenty days (mostly used in cemeteries

Last night, many friends asked what Cypress looks like. Today I photographed the side cypress I used for the first thirty days to fry water, and the tall cypress tree I used for the next twenty days (mostly the kind planted in cemeteries). However, when I washed for more than 20 days, I found that a layer of villi had grown, indicating that the earliest cypress leaf was very effective. Later, the tall cypress tree effect was also available, but I felt that I was not as good as this small tree for greening. This leaf looks flatter on the side, on a flat surface. In addition, it has more bifurcation, indicating that more new hairs can emerge from a hair follicle.

In addition, this morning I took a photo of the fine new hair on my head, please zoom in and look closely, it really works.