Grow hair fast using the New Moon Phase (revised)

 
Do you know that if you trim your hair in the new moon phase

when the moon is waxing that it will make your hair grow back two to three times faster? Yes, the moon has a major impact on hair growth! I know the concept of cutting your hair to stimulate growth is a concept that does not make sense to some of you reading this, however in life not everything will make sense to you, but that is no evidence that it will not work for you. You cannot lean to your own understanding, sometimes just accept and believe by faith that a thing is true and that it will work for you. The concept of using the moon phases to create increase is not a new one, since biblical times man has used the moon to tell them when to plant, trim and fertilize. The same concept which farmers use to reap a bountiful crop can also be applied to increase hair growth and thickness.

Testing the method

I put this method to the test on August 17th, I trimmed my hair all over taking off around 1/2 inch, but from my bang I cut 2 whole inches. I cut so much because I wanted to clearly, be able to see and measure with accuracy any hair growth I incurred after my cut. On August 17th my bang measured 11 inches, I cut off 2 inches which left my bang at 9 inches. I wrote down my notes in a hair journal then  I continued the CoilyQueens haircare regimen as I always do. My first length check occurred on September 1st, at which time my bang still measured 9 inches, of course I was somewhat disappointed, but it had only been 13 days since my cut. I did my next length check on September 22nd and to my delight,  my bang measured at 1 and 3/4 of an inch! My hair grew almost 2 inches in 35 days. Delightful an amazing! 

August 17th, bangs cut to 9 inches

Measurements taken 9/22/13 almost 2 inches in 35 days!

How to cut your hair to increase the length and thickness using the New Moon phase

New moon equals increase growth. In order to increase your hair growth rate and thickness you must cut your hair during the new moon phase, when the moon is increasing into a full moon. Do a search for a lunar calendar and mark the day you are in a new moon, it maybe different days according to where you live. You want to mark the days in advance when the new moon is increasing toward a full moon. This may sound more difficult than it actually is, you can find websites that will tell you when your area is in the new moon phase and waxing. You want to cut your hair around the last 3 eligible days as the new moon is increasing into a full moon. You can trim a little or a lot, the amount of hair you cut has no bearing on the amount of growth you may receive. 

Dates revised on 12/03

Trying to make it easy for you!

After receiving feedback from some of you, I realize that different sites have conflicting suggested days in which you can cut your hair to increase growth. So I did  more research and compared days amongst  3 different websites. There is one date which all three websites agree on and that date is December 9th. Two of the websites  agreed on December 14th.

• Farmers Almanac

• Lunaf Moon Phase

I used the Moon Phase calendar, in combination with my spiritual discernment, and selected the best days you can cut your hair to increase your hair growth. Remember you want to schedule your hair cuts after the new moon phase, as it is increasing into a full moon. Next full moon is December 17th.

Best days to cut for December 2013:

4th (capricorn)

5th (capricorn)

8th (pisces)

9th (pisces)

10th (pisces)

14th (taurus)

 

Will you try the New Moon method?  

If so, please leave a comment below, and list the day you chose to do your cut, how much you cut and how much your hair grew after 35 plus days. Your hair may take longer to see growth than mines did, so the 35 days is just a generalization. It seems timing it just right does take accuracy. But done right you will be amazed by your results. Nothing to buy or do daily besides taking care of  your hair by having a good haircare regimen. Need help with your regimen? Regimen help here.

So there you have it ladies my hair growth secret! 

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The number one way to retain all your hair growth

Kinky Twists extensions

If  you are on a healthy hair journey and browse any of the hair forums,  then you have seen the term "protective style" used very frequently. Many women will put on a lace front wig and say they are protective styling; I guess this is better than saying you are wearing a wig. So you may wonder what is protective styling and what is its purpose?  Protective styling is a term which was made up by the online natural hair community. Just like hair typing (by Andre Walker) the natural hair community took hold of it and it stuck. A protective style is any style in which your hair is protected from daily manipulation, for over a period of time. 

Sew in with front left loose

When your hair is protected from the day to day manipulation over a period of 3 weeks or more, then you will retain most of the length you gained during that period. Many argue, within the natural hair community, that your ends must be tucked and secured to qualify as a protective style. Truth is there are different levels of protecting anything, think about birth control. Truth is this term, since it is a made up term, it leaves the definition of it opened to interpretation. So you are left to practice protective styling as you desire. There are ways you get better results from "protective styling".  These suggestions you want to strongly consider if you goal is healthier hair.

Better results from your protective style:

Secure and tuck your ends from any type of manipulation.

Keep your protective style for 3 weeks at least.

Do not keep your protective style longer than 8 weeks.

Cleanse your scalp while protective styling

Be sure your hair is well moisturized before doing a protective style

Moisturize hair while in the protective style

If your protective style covers your scalp, such as a wig, be sure to allow your scalp to breath daily.

A better way to retain all  your hair growth

"Coily Queens No Contact styling"

Over 20 years ago, I made up the term "no contact styling", this was around the time I realized how much not combing your hair daily will grow your hair. I had been wearing braid extensions for over 7 years at the time, and the extensions allowed me to keep most of my hair growth. So when people would ask me, whenever I wore my hair out, how did I grow it, I would say by wearing "no contact" styles, like braids or weaves.  Now the no contact styling, is only one part of the equation, in growing your hair to great lengths, but it is a very important part. 

My favorite "no contact" style kinky twists

What is "no contact styling"?  

Styling your hair in a way that you have no contact with your hair strands, for a period of  2 to 8 weeks. You only have contact with your scalp. Having contact with the scalp is essential to no contact styling. The "no contact" refers to the hair strands only.

Can you give some examples of  "No contact styling"?

Any style using extension hair to cover your own hair such as: box braids, kinky twists, a full sew in or your natural hair cornrowed down to stay for 2 weeks. So a sew in with just my front left out would not qualify as a "no contact style" because you will have daily contact with the front of your hair. This small thing does make a great difference, I wore a sew ins for over a year and I had  leave out because it looks more natural this way. When I decided to stop wearing the sew in, my leave out was 2 inches shorter than the rest of my hair. I did not overuse heat, nor treat the leave out harshly, but still just the little manipulation I did apply daily was enough to make a huge difference in the growth retention.

Prepping your hair for "no contact styling".

The prep part is very important and greatly affects your final results from the no contact styling. For steps on prepping your hair for no contact styling please see Miss Vee's Braid, Retain and Grow Method.

Start your 6 months "no contact" style challenge today and have beautiful long hair by Summer.

Remember the "no contact" only refers to the hair strands, you must still give care to your scalp by keeping it clean and lubricated for the best results. 

Leave your questions about "no contact styling" below. 
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Do the work and believe in yourself
Happy healthy hair growing.


 

Should I Shampoo or Co-wash my hair?

Co-washing: when you use conditioner to cleanse your hair in place of shampoo.

What is the purpose of co-washing instead of just shampooing the hair?
To try and cleanse the hair without drying it out in the process. Until recently, there were not a lot of non sulfate shampoos readily available to the consumer. Traditional shampoo has to many harsh chemicals in it, in particular sulfates, these sulfates dry your hair out. Sulfates not only clean but they strip all of the natural oils from the hair and leave most curly texture hair tangled.  For this reason many curly coily naturals turned to washing their hair with conditioner only. They found that using conditioner in the place of shampoo left the hair clean and moisturized.

Does conditioner clean the scalp good?
No, while some conditioners have a small amount of cleaning properties in them, they are not formulated to clean the hair. A conditioner is formulated to be applied to hair that has already been shampooed. Conditioner does not clean just as good or better than shampoo.

Is this a problem?
Yes it is because just like the rest of your body the hair needs to be cleansed properly and on a regular basis. Daily you accumulate dried sebum, salty sweat, dead skin cells, germs from your hands and hair tools, dirt and air pollutants on your hair. Conditioner alone will not remove all of this from your scalp. You need a product which is formulated for the purpose of cleaning the hair. Continuing to co-wash long term can lead to blocked hair follicles, scalp fungus and other scalp irritants. 

Well why do so many people continue to co-wash?
Because co-washing gives you immediate results and people love quick results. Co-washing does leave the hair very soft and way easier to untangle after cleansing. Also many do not know that their scalp is not being cleaned well when they conditioner wash, but once they read this article they will know. 

Shea Moisture shampoos are sulfate free

So if sulfates dry my hair out and conditioner washing does not clean my hair, what are my options?

Today you can easily walk into any beauty supply store, drug store or department store and find a bottle of non-sulfate shampoo. The hair companies have paid attention to the coily naturals and understand that many have figured out that sulfates are bad, bad, bad for the hair, so they stopped buying shampoo. Well now you have a variety of non sulfate shampoos available to choose from. For a few dollars more you can invest in a conditioning cleanser.

What is a conditioning cleanser?
This product is formulated with milder cleansing agents which are non sulfate. So they clean your hair and condition it in one step without drying your hair out. If it is a good conditioning cleanser you will not have to deep conditioner afterwards, thus saving you a step and cutting 45 minutes from your shampoo routine. The conditioning cleanser will give you the result of co washing, except it will cleanse your hair properly. If you suffer from very dry hair I recommend a conditioning cleanser over a non-sulfate shampoo.

Now you know what co-washing means and what it does and does not do. You know the importance of cleaning your scalp daily and what could potentially happen when the scalp is not properly cleansed. So now you decide for yourself which method would be good for you. You already have my recommendation. 
Healthy hair journey to you!


 

The Coily Queens Liquid Gold Hair Growth Challenge

Join Coily Queens for this spectacular informative hair growth challenge!

We combine the Coily Queens regimen with the wonderful proven results of the Liquid Gold hair growth oil and Beauty Vites Vitamins. If you have participated in other Coily Queens challenges, then you know there is no half stepping and you are not left alone in your hair despair.  All Coily Queens  challenges are very informative and produce great results, if you are willing to follow the suggested tips of the regimen.

Start  your hair growth journey now!

Longer & Stronger Hair Growth!

The Coily Queens Hair method is designed to reduce your tangles, eliminate your single strand knots, keep your hair moisturized for days, strengthen your hair strands so you can retain more hair growth and increase your slow hair growth. Now how could you not try a regimen which can produce all of these changes? Do not miss this amazing opportunity!

Healthy hair styles the best!

Challenge starts on October 20th
Challenge is ongoing you can join at anytime.

Where?
On facebook in facebook groups, so you must have a facebook account that shows your profile picture. If your picture is a character or blank your request will be denied.

What are the challenge rules?
Bring a positive attitude, no negativity is allowed whatsoever, if so, you will be deleted from the group quickly.
Must have a FB account with a profile picture of yourself.
Must actively participate and post at least once per week to remain in challenge.
Must be willing to try the Coily Queens regimen listed here on this site.
Must be actively using the suggested Liquid Gold products, during the challenge. (no substitutions no exceptions)

Products needed from Liquid Gold to participate in this hair growth challenge. 
Normal/oily hair:
Liquid Gold Hair growth oil (sulfur based) 9.95
Green Magic Hair Growth Cream: 13.95
Beauty Vites (hair, skin & nails) vitamins: 1 months supply 14.95
OR chose products for  Dry damaged hair:
Amaka Hair Oil (non sulfur based) 19.95
Whipped Ginger cream 7.95
Beauty Vites (HSN) vitamins: 1 month supply 14.95

These are the suggested products, the only ones you must have for this challenge are the Beauty Vites hair vitamins (which have almost the same ingredients as the Hairfinity vitamins) and your choice of hair growth oil. Pick b/n the Sulfur based growth oil or the Amaka (non-sulfur) hair oil.



Click this link If you want to participate you can sign up here now: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1394288127471397/

Then quickly place your product order by following  the picture below and you will be directed to their webpage where you can see a detailed description of each product and the ingredients.

Hope to meet you in the challenge!


 CHALLENGE UPDATE:
As of Jan 18th we will have completed 3 cycles of this challenge. Each cycle is 4 weeks around 31 days. We started on October 20, 2013 and ladies are getting great results. Hair textures are being improved, moisture retention is better and ladies are getting 3/4 to one inch of new growth in 31 days. How you might ask? By combining a good regimen like the Coily Queens Regimen  with the very effective Liquid Gold   products. The sulfur oil is working wonders and the green magic cream is a hit. You still have time to join and start the New Year off right concerning your haircare.If you want to be apart of an informative positive group then join us and grow your hair long and strong.

CHALLENGE UPDATE: 9/2014
We are quickly approaching one year of doing this amazing easy hair growth challenge. The participants are consistent, loyal,  driven and focused! If you question whether the liquid gold sulfur oil and beauty vites make any difference, do not waste time asking that question anymore. I can tell you they do make a difference in your hair growth from the scalp per month. The best thing about these products is the price. Beauty costs sometimes but I do not believe in breaking the bank for the sake of beauty.  This challenge has enabled me to gain well over the normal rate of 6 inches per year. Absolutely amazing for my 4c fine hair strands.

JOIN TODAY SO YOU CAN FINISH OUT THE YEAR REACHING YOUR HAIR GROWTH GOALS!!!

Cleansing your scalp while wearing braid extensions

 

Small box braids

If you are not fortunate enough to have the time or skills to braid your own hair extensions, then paying a professional braider can  cost you hundreds of dollars. Sure you can get someone to braid your hair for $50 dollars but in order to get a quality service that will last, that will cost you over a hundred dollars. No complaint here about the prices as long as the style looks good, doesn't harm your hair and it lasts for at least 10 weeks. 

So you have just paid $150 for a beautiful set of kinky twist extensions, your braider instructs you to wait a week or two before you wash your braids. Some braiders tell their clients not to wash their hair at all while wearing the extensions, and that is a huge mistake. The same way your body needs to be cleansed regularly, your scalp also needs to be cleansed on a regular basis. Daily your scalp accumulates, salty sweat, pollutants from the air and cars, dead skin cells, sebum and germs from your hands touching your hair throughout the course of a day. Now you have several good reasons to clean your hair on a weekly basis.

Never sacrifice keeping a style for the health of your hair.

---Ms Vee's Natural hair rules

So what does one do?

How do you take care of your hair but get your moneys worth out of an extension style?

SIGN UP FOR THIS AMAZING CHALLENGE TODAY!START REACHING YOUR HAIR GOALS!

3 ways to cleanse your braid extensions:

Apple cider vinegar wash

Braggs ACV is the best but any organic will work

Supplies needed: 
Braggs organic apple cider vinegar 
one gallon of spring water 
1 large cup 
1 water bottle
   Mix 1/2 cup of ACV with 1 cup of filtered or bottled water. Put the ACV wash in a spray bottle, spray wash over your scalp and gently massage wash into your scalp. Allow the ACV wash to sit for 3 minutes, then using the large cup pour spring water over your braids to remove the vinegar wash.
   This works to keep your scalp clean and properly PH balanced. Although water is used, the water pressure is very low from you pouring the water over your hair, than submerging your braids under water running from the shower or sink. The pressure from the water plays a big part in lifting your braid extensions prematurely. Using a ACV wash once per week will work to replace shampooing but after 3 weeks it is recommended to go ahead and shampoo gently.

Diluted shampoo wash

Is it shampoo time again?

Supplies needed: 
a non sulfate shampoo 
water bottle
large cup 
one gallon of spring water.
Mix 1/2 shampoo with 1/2 water (you decide how much) in a water bottle. Apply diluted shampoo to scalp and gently massage through the braids, then take a large cup of spring water and rinse hair over sink. to remove shampoo.
   This modified shampoo method can be used for the whole duration of your braided style. Once you have applied oils and leave in conditioner tie hair down asap, so it will dry with less frizz.

ORS Herbal Cleanse

Use ORS Herbal cleanse:
You can find this product at most beauty supply stores and drug stores, it is by Organic Root Stimulator. This is a dry shampoo in the form of a gel, so it is not messy. It is easy to apply straight from the bottle. Just apply to your scalp massage in gently and proceed with the manufacturers instructions located on the bottle. No water or rinsing is necessary with this product. You scalp will tingle and feel alive when you finish. It does not dry your scalp out and has  PH balance of 6. This is a product I have used for many, many years. One bottle should last the duration of your extension style, if you use it no more than twice a week. 

Tired of not reaching your hair length goals? Tired of having hair setbacks? Tired of seeing others with long beautiful hair, but not yourself? If any of these describe you, then you could benefit from a personalized Hair Growth Coach. Start today! Here!

Cleansing your hair with clay

Moroccan Red Clay mixed and ready to use

You may have seen lots of post from women who say they wash their hair with clay or mud. You probably think, the whole purpose of washing your hair is to remove dirt, not add more dirt. Yes, that is true the purpose of washing your hair is to cleanse it of germs, product buildup and dirt, and certain types of clays help you to do just that.

These products are commonly called, mud wash or clay wash. There are companies who make packaged herbal clays ready to use straight out the bottle, these clay washes also contain additional herbs and ingredients which aide in the cleansing and conditioning of your hair and many are costly. Most people who decide to try clay washes will opt to purchase pure dry clay and prepare the clay wash when you are ready to wash your hair. Purchasing your own clays and making them yourself is very easy and much more cost effective.

Red clay applied to hair

What do clay washes do that shampoos and conditioning cleansers do not?

Clay washes are completely organic when you prepare them yourself, so this is perfect for the woman who is avoiding chemical filled products with names you cannot pronounce. Clay washes unlike shampoos or conditioning cleansers, improves the elasticity of the hair, your hair texture, defines your coils better, conditions and softens your hair 50% better than non sulfate shampoos or conditioner. With some clay washes you do not have to deep condition because it leaves your hair so soft. This decreases the amount of time you spend shampooing your hair.

There are several different types of clays you can cleanse your hair with, but in this article I will deal with the two best clays, which are bentonite clay and Moroccan red clay.

Moroccan red clay aka red clay or rhassoul clay

This clay consists of a natural mineral silicate.
This clay is the best of the best clay, because when you cleanse with this clay your hair is left clean from all dirt and product but extremely soft, your coils will be stretched but pronounce and you will not feel the need to deep condition your hair. This clay works wonders by itself with only water being added to it. The Moroccan red clay as the name implies is found in Morocco and commonly referred to as detox in a bottle. If you are the type who likes to clarify their hair once a month you can throw away your harsh shampoo and replace it with a mixture of red clay and filtered water. The red clay will clarify and condition your hair in one step. You will see that you have less tangles because of the stretch it gives your hair. It gives the right balance of cleansing and conditioning, and it is all natural. What a deal!

Bentonite clay mixed and ready to apply

Bentonite clay:  A natural calcium bentonite
This is one of the most popular clays because it is very inexpensive and lasts a long time. This clay is highly absorbent, it will clarify your hair the best but your hair will not feel stripped or dry. Remember these clays are rich minerals from Morocco to France and Asia and other places with mineral rich dirt. This is not dirt you find in your back yard. So as it absorbs all the bad stuff from your hair it also feeds it good minerals, which leave your hair soft and supple. Unlike the Moroccan red clay, when you wash with the bentonite clay you will need to deep condition afterwards. The bentonite clay does not contain as high amounts of potassium, magnesium and silica as the red clay does. So I found that deep conditioning was still necessary after a bentonite clay wash.

More comparisons between the red clay and the bentonite clay.
Because the red clay contains a higher percentage of calcium, potassium, magnesium and silica, you will find that it costs more per ounce than the bentonite clay.

While both clays can also be used as face masks, the bentonite provides more absorption and tightness you would look for in a face mask, especially if you have oily skin. The bentonite clay is a better choice for doing your face masks, and you can use it everyday with no irritations, when you just use the bentonite clay and filtered water. I used it everyday for weeks, so you be your own best judge.

Bentonite clay mask applied to hair & face! Ultimate beauty treat!

What to expect the first time you mix and use your own clay wash:
You will have to work and rework your recipes to get the right consistency.
You want your mix to be like a thick conditioner, not runny.
Because you are dealing with mud you will have some splatter until you get use to it.
The thicker you make your wash the less the splatter.
Bentonite clay turns out green but it does not stain at all.
The red clay did not stain my sink or clothes the many times I have used it, but some claim that it does. For sure it will not stain as henna or at all, but just be conscious of this.
Yes it is okay to massage it into your scalp, although it seems weird it will clean your scalp also.
More than likely you will make more than you will use in one application, you can store it in the fridge for 2 weeks and also use it for facials.
When using the bentonite clay as a face mask, it dries really tight, really tight.
Mix your clay wash slowly to prevent splatter.
It is better to start with less water and add more to a to thick mix, than to use to much water and have to add more clay to thicken your wash.

Clay wash recipes:
Please know there are many mud wash recipes out there, different combinations which utilize other natural ingredients from aloe vera, herbs, apple cider vinegar and much more. For beginners it is best to keep it simple, so here is a recipe which works really well.

*For beginners with shoulder length hair or longer, and normal porosity
Put 1 cup of bentonite clay into a bowl with 1/4 cup of spring or filtered water and mix.
If the mixture is to thick add another 1/4 cup and mix (with  wooden spoon) until you remove all the lumps and get the consistency of a thick non runny conditioner. If your mix turns out to watery, then add more bentonite clay by stirring in one tablespoon at a time. Remember this takes some practice to get it right, so do not get frustrated if it is to watery.
* I recommend bentonite clay for beginners because it cost less, so until you get the hang of mixing it you will not throw away as much money. The Moroccan red clay cost more per ounce, and because it is a rich red color it can be messier for beginners. In addition if your hair is normal healthy porosity meaning you have no issues retaining moisture on your hair, then you do not need to add anything else to the clay wash.

For those with overly porous hair, hair which has a hard time staying moisturized.
I recommend using the Moroccan red clay, because it is more moisturizing than the bentonite clay. The red clay will transform your dry hair by cleaning it and making it soft with more elasticity.
Mix 1 cup of red clay with 1/4 cup of spring or filtered water in a plastic bowl. Now get a wooden spoon (no metal) and slowly stir the mix to blend and remove all the lumps. Now add 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar (it will sizzle) and mix together again with your wooden spoon. If you mix is to thick then add a little bit of water and stir, keep adding a small amount of water until it is medium consistency. Try your best not to make your clay wash runny it will still work just fine, but you will have more drip to clean up.

You apply your clay wash to your hair by smoothing it through your hair as you would conditioner, but you want to use small sections. So it is best to section your hair before you start your clay wash. Once you have massaged it into your scalp and hair you can then rinse your hair with medium temp water or you can cover your hair with a plastic cap and allow the clay wash to remain on your hair for 30 minutes then rinse.

Faster hair growth from Scalp Brushing

 Have you heard  that brushing your hair, 100 strokes a day, increases hair growth? One hundred brush strokes daily over a period of 3 months, will increases your hair growth. How does brushing your hair for 100 strokes daily affect your hair growth rate. As the brush strokes through your hair each stroke applies just enough stimulation to your hair root, when the scalp is stimulated blood rushes to the hair root and meets up with the nutrients in your body and growth is then stimulated to push up from the hair root.  The problem with this technique is that while brushing that much may be okay for straight hair, it is not good for Afro curly hair. Not even relaxed Afro hair. 

Brushing Afro curly hair leads to broken spaces in the hair shaft, these hairs become weak over a period of time, and they break or become thin. If you are on a healthy hair journey put your brushes away, even a modified brush (a brush in which some bristles have been removed) is not acceptable for a healthy hair journey.

But I have an alternative for you, a soft bristle or medium bristle tooth brush. That is right a toothbrush. Some of you may already have an toothbrush you use to lay your edges down. But for this technique you want to make sure your toothbrush is clean and completely free of product. Purchase a toothbrush with white bristles, so you can see if you are pulling any hair out as you brush your scalp. If so,  that means you are being to rough or that your toothbrush bristles are to hard.

How to use a toothbrush for scalp stimulation: Start with dry but moisturized hair

1. Lubricate your hair with a natural oil of choice.
2. Parting you hair with your fingers apply oil to your entire scalp then smooth through your hair strands.
3. Pour a little oil onto your soft bristle toothbrush.
4. Part hair with your fingers then take your toothbrush and brush scalp in short downward motions, the same as you would with a regular brush, except you concentrate on the scalp only.
5. Do not brush in circular motions, this creates knots and tangles.
6. Again your brush strokes are short downward strokes in sets of 3's.
7. Once you do your 3 downward short strokes on your scalp pick up brush from scalp (do not drag brush against scalp) and move to next area on your part, keep on your part until you have reached the end of your part. 
8. Gently part the next section with your fingers and repeat your 3 downward strokes through the part once again. 
9. Once you have brush stroked your entire scalp, go back to your starting part and repeat the same steps over again. 
10. When you have repeated the scalp stimulation treatment twice over your scalp, then gently massage your scalp with your finger tips (not nails) to cool the scalp down. Do the cool down for one minute.
  

 Important:

Please read instructions well before starting this treatment.
Concentrate applying brush strokes to scalp only.
Do not use brush stroke stimulation on your hair if it is already breaking or weak.
Do not apply brush stroke stimulation on wet hair.
As you do this treatment be conscious of how your hair behaves.
If you feel popping or breaking, ease up on the amount of pressure you are using.
If after easing up on the pressure you still feel popping, then stop the treatment.
During you scalp brush stimulation, randomly check your brush to see if you are pulling any hair out. If you see more than 5 hairs in your tooth brush ease up on the pressure or maybe your toothbrush bristles are to hard and you need a softer one. 

Cleaning your stimulation brush:

Clean brush after each use
Clean toothbrush with a anti bacterial soap or shampoo, removing all shed hairs from it.  
Allow brush to air dry
Or you can store brush in some alcohol in a cup  when not in use.
Rinse thoroughly before each use.

Other benefits:

Helps to stimulate natural sebum flow.
Provides body and shine to your hair.
Keeps build up off of scalp.
Exfoliates the scalp.
Improves hair growth rate.


Usage period:

You can do this scalp brush stimulation treatment 3 times per week, or every other day.
You will see increased hair growth with continuous treatments over a  5 to 12 weeks 
period. 

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