ICYMI: Over here at Wildling, we seriously love our Scalp Comb. If you haven’t had a chance to give it a try yet, allow us to shed some light on our most beloved healthy hair BFF. If you haven’t had a chance to give it a try yet, allow us to shed some light on our most beloved healthy hair BFF.
The Empress Gua Sha Stimulating Scalp Comb was designed by experts to stimulate circulation, soothe the scalp, and calm the mind.
Additionally, when used consistently, Wilding’s Gua Sha Stimulating Scalp Comb is scientifically proven to support healthy hair growth.
A study performed in Japan points to consistent scalp massage as a proven method of improving both the growth patterns and thickness of hair. In this study, 4 minutes a day for a total of 6 months results in healthier, thicker, stronger hair.
Even more good news? You’ll reap benefits of our patented Scalp Comb far more immediately than that. With its design specifically formulated to stimulate the meridians of the head, there’s no other tool on the market quite like Wildling’s Scalp Comb.
Additional perks: with each use, this tool will lift both your energy level as well as facial features, it won't pull or snag hair, and is suitable for all hair types.
Let’s take a moment to review the benefits of scalp massage. While the immediate effect of a scalp massage is relaxation (always a plus in our book), cumulative benefits over time are boosted hair growth and improved scalp health.
So, how does it work? As with all of our gua sha tools, one of the main functions of Wildling’s Scalp Comb is that it increases circulation to the scalp. Massage stimulates the blood vessels in the scalp, which in turn delivers more oxygen and nutrients to each hair follicle. Increased circulation like this is thought to promote hair growth and potentially prevent hair loss when performed consistently.
Another benefit of this practice is that it can help to reduce stress levels. We all know stress can be off the charts at various moments in our lives, and finding small ways to mitigate stress with at-home rituals can truly make a significant difference. When in stress response, your body produces cortisol, the stress hormone. Cortisol may lead to hair loss, as well as a myriad of other health problems. By promoting relaxation and reducing stress levels, scalp massage may reduce the amount of cortisol in your body as well as regulate the nervous system.
Lastly, massaging or combing the scalp also helps to regulate the production of sebum, the natural oil produced by the scalp, which needs to be in balance for long, strong, healthy hair.
- Quick ‘eraser’ motions with the comb edge along the collarbone will stimulate lymphatic drainage
- Light & slow gliding from outer jawline all the way down to the collarbone will de-puff
- Using the pointed tip of the U edge to break up stagnation in the soft area just underneath chin
- Final contouring steps using the U edge along the jawline for extra refinement
- Wiggling where the jaw meets the ear for lymphatic stimulation
- Quick ‘eraser’ motions with the comb edge along the collarbone will stimulate lymphatic drainage
- Light & slow gliding from outer jawline all the way down to the collarbone will de-puff
- Using the pointed tip of the U edge to break up stagnation in the soft area just underneath chin
- Final contouring steps using the U edge along the jawline for extra refinement
- Wiggling where the jaw meets the ear for lymphatic stimulation
Another benefit of this practice is that it can help to reduce stress levels. We all know stress can be off the charts at various moments in our lives, and finding small ways to mitigate stress with at-home rituals can truly make a significant difference. When in stress response, your body produces cortisol, the stress hormone. Cortisol may lead to hair loss, as well as a myriad of other health problems. By promoting relaxation and reducing stress levels, scalp massage may reduce the amount of cortisol in your body as well as regulate the nervous system.
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