Scalp & Hair Renewal Tips

Using a boar bristle brush the right way can help support healthier hair when you’re dealing with thinning or balding*—but technique also matters.

Here’s a simple, effective routine you can follow:

 1. Start with DRY or slightly damp hair

• Never use it on soaking wet hair (hair is weakest then)
• If needed, lightly detangle first with fingers or a wide-tooth comb

2. Use gentle, short strokes (this is key)

• Start at the scalp, not the ends
• Use light pressure—think massage, not brushing
• Brush in small sections

Goal: stimulate the scalp without pulling hair out

3. Focus on the scalp (growth support step)

• Place the brush at the roots
• Move in slow strokes:
  • Front → back
  • Sides → crown
• Do this for 1–2 minutes total

Note: This helps increasing blood flow, waking up hair follicles and supporting growth over time.

4. Pull oils through the hair
After stimulating the scalp:

• Gently brush from roots to ends
• This spreads your natural oils (or applied oils)

Bonus: This makes thin hair look shinier, healthier and slightly fuller. 
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5. Add oil:

• Apply a few drops of the our hair serum

Then:

• Use the brush to distribute it evenly
• Focus on thinning areas

6. Keep it SHORT and consistent

• Do this once daily (max twice)
• 2–5 minutes total is enough

Over-brushing can actually cause more shedding

Brusing Reminders: 
DO's:

• Apply a light oil
• Use the boar brush gently
• Massage thinning spots with your fingertips after

DONT's:

• Brushing aggressively
• Long brushing sessions (more is NOT better)
• Starting at the ends and ripping through knots
• Using on very tangled hair

Consistency = results (8–12 weeks minimum)

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*This routine supports growth, but does NOT cure genetics baldness. Works best for early thinning, shedding, weak/damaged hair.