It appears as a clear, deep blue liquid and is completely odorless
As a humectant, a hygroscopic, meaning it draws moisture from its surroundings, it boosts hydration for all skin types, especially dry, dehydrated skin
Moreover, individuals who are malnourished, have cancer, are elderly, pregnant, or are alcoholics are also at higher risk in suffering the lack of vitamin B12
Using it poses a significant risk of introducing bacterial contamination into your research, which can lead to inaccurate results or solution degradation
If you see before-and-after photos showing dramatic regrowth in four to six weeks, those are almost certainly from injectable protocols, not from a topical product
For example, hydroxocobalamin (a form of B12) is retained in the liver and blood longer than other forms, so it is often given every 2 to 3 months [7] [2]