Is a brisk brushing the best way to stimulate our scalp?
By ARIANNELEXI
@ARIANNELEXI (798)
Philippines
March 28, 2007 6:34am CST
Stroking forcefully can make your head sore( because the bristle can scrape against your skin, causing irritation, inflammation, even bledding), and it'll harm, not help your hair.
Better:
*Massage your head with your fingertips while shampooing to improve blood flow and to keep follicles healthy.
*Be gentle when you brush, and avoid using any broken or jagged bristles.
This is just a guide on how to take care your hair. Be guided.
2 responses
@soulkeeper16 (1814)
• India
15 Dec 07
I've had my hair both long and short. the only considerable difference i have noticed is that it's harder to maintain short hair. i thought it would be easier but you have to style it before leaving the house, or else you will look like you just woke up. i prefer myself to have shoulder length hair. not too long and not too short.
@silver_shaddow (1204)
•
28 Mar 07
on the contrary. I like brushing my hair with a brush that has very strong pins (metal or plastic). It clears out my headache and massages my scalp effectivly!
