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HOW TO USE A SHAMPOO BRUSH: 2020 MEGA GUIDE

103,854 views April 29, 2020 12:42

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The Truth About Hair Loss - youtu.be/BlPb46W0Fm4

Guys, in this video, I’ll be showing you how to use a Shampoo Brush to cleanse your scalp and hair, whilst also simultaneously massaging your scalp to help improve hair health. Stay tuned.

Timestamps:
📌 0:00 - Intro
📌 1:46 - How does a shampoo brush work?
📌 1:59 - Spread shampoo evenly
📌 3:17 - Stimulate blood flow
📌 4:07 - Why does oxygen matter?
📌 6:01 - Reduce scalp tension
📌 7:46 - Break up scalp calcification and fibrosis
📌 9:43 - How to use a shampoo brush

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Hey guys, Leon here and welcome to the Hairguard YouTube channel.

You might have seen these brushes advertised on Instagram or social media already...And they come with a LOT of strong claims. Today, we’ll be separating fact from fiction, and telling you EXACTLY how they work and how to use them.

Just before we get into the video, you can get yourself one of these brushes for just a few dollars by clicking the link in the description. It’s worth getting one - they last a lifetime and they’re very effective.

The great thing about a silicone shampoo brush is that you hit two birds with one stone.

Not only can you wash your hair, but you can also improve blood flow through massaging the scalp, feeding the hair follicle with the nutrients they need to grow.

I’m not just saying this, but if you’re serious about getting your healthy hair back and you want to take a scientific approach that doesn’t involve side-effects, using one of these is a no-brainer.

The only downside is that these brushes are addictive. They feel awesome. You probably won’t want to wash your hair with your hands ever again - and if you forget your brush on holiday, you MIGHT be annoyed.

Again, you can order one by clicking the link in the description.

So, we’ll be looking at the science around using a shampoo brush - and how it could help improve hair growth - and then I’ll be sharing a tutorial on how you can get the best results from using it.

As always, you can find timestamps in the description below.

So, how does a shampoo brush work?

There are many benefits to using a shampoo brush over using your hands and fingernails.

So let’s break those down now, and let’s also take a look at the relevant science.

Spreads shampoo evenly

The first thing a shampoo brush does well, is spread shampoo evenly.

This means you can get away with using slightly less shampoo than if you were using your fingers.

This is particularly important if you’re using a standard shampoo bought from the supermarket.

To be honest with you guys, if you’re going to use a shampoo brush for hair growth, I would not recommend using a normal shampoo. Normal shampoos bought in the supermarket are filled with harsh chemicals that can accelerate androgenetic alopecia and hair follicle miniaturization.

You want to pay particular attention to sodium lauryl sulphate. That’s a detergent placed in standard shampoos that will wreak havoc to your hair - and it’s the same once used in car washes(!)

Instead, opt for an all natural shampoo.

Your best bet is to use something with carefully selected ingredients that have been designed for those suffering with hair loss.

The Hairguard caffeine shampoo would work very well with a shampoo brush, and it includes ingredients such as caffeine, oleuropein and apple cider vinegar, which helps stimulate blood flow whilst gently cleansing the scalp and hair.

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Reference Links:
jidonline.org/article/0022-202X(89)90189-9/pdf
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22207127

Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease.

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Hairguard published this 12:42 video tutorial on April 29, 2020. It has been watched 103,854 times on YouTube.

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