I brush my hair like this every day, mornings and evenings. Without the oil though. I’ll add that as soon as I can find some. Then I also brush from left over the head and then right over the head before I brush it the way I want. I never have bad hair days and my hair is thick and shiny. It’s definitely meditative to my being❤️
My father used to do this to us every night (without the camelia oil) before going to bed and he knew was good. I still do it, I'm going to add the oil. Thank you 🌼
You are a doll with a great, enthusiastic personality. I will learn a lot from you. Now off to do my 100 reverse strokes. My mother used to do 100 strokes with a boar- brisle brush to distribute the oil along the hair.
To all curly-haired folks: I have wavy blond hair. After doing this my hair volume also triples! 😂 I have to tie it for 10 min. to reduce the volume to a nice level😊 So for curly hair you may have to use more oil or cream after brushing 🤔
Curly hair just gets more frizzy so we never brush our dry hair. So maybe this is good for us only if not going to be seen by others or before washing our hair.
I’d love to know if there is anything similar for us curly haired gals. I don’t brush my hair aside from using a wide tooth comb on wet hair after washing. Thank you!
Many thanks. I will look for a brush made with bamboo bristles. I used to brush my hair a lot and it relieved tension in my neck and migraines too. You have inspired me to start again. 💖
I'm going to try this with coconut oil since that's what's local. I already have a padded wooden "bristle" brush that my stylist recommended for long hair years ago.
In my childhood in Iceland way back, most of the old ladies had long hair. During the day they kept them in braids, not sure how their hair was kept during sleeping. But I know that every morning they would brush their hair with 200 strokes, they probably had done that all their lives. They had super-healthy hair for their age, so I think hair brushing works.
Hi Yasuko, Thanks for all your helpful information. Is it possible for some kinds of tightness in the neck and/or shoulder to cause poor circulation on one hand? My Right hand gets much colder than my left hand in the winter and I am trying to figure out what could be a possible cause, I was told by a PT I went to that it was not thoracic outlet syndrome.
I watch a lot of Japanese dramas and I have NEVER SEEN any Japanese actress with beautiful hairs!!!! In fact all male actors are so bad looking, specially for their hairstyle. 😅 Sorry 😂
