Head massage for hair growth

You can do this massage on damp or dry hair, but it is especially effective on freshly washed, towel-dried hair as it improves blood circulation in the scalp through the washing process. By the way, Ben already advised us how wash your hair in a professional way… But back to the massage:

1. Wash your hands. This massage is done with the fingertips. Place your palms on your head. The thumbs should be behind the ears and the little fingers should be at the crown of the head.
2. Without moving your fingers, press gently with your fingertips and in gentle circular motions begin to massage the skin around the crown of your head. Take a deep breath a couple of times during this time – it’s great. way to relieve stress.
3. Now place your index, middle, and ring fingers of both hands on the back of your head. With the same circular motions of your fingers, lift towards the head until you reach the forehead. Repeat two to three times, each time covering an increasing surface area of ​​the head.
4. Next is a movement reminiscent of the tapping of raindrops. Tap your head gently with your fingertips, as if rain were drumming lightly. This improves circulation, oxygenates the scalp and speeds up the cell renewal process.
5. At the end of the massage, lightly touching your head, place your palms on your forehead, moving along the edge of your hair. Run your fingers towards the back of your head. It will take you about thirty seconds.

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He also created the style for many advertising campaigns of world famous brands: Hermes, Hugo Boss, Topshop, Gap.