What are the benefits to having a scalp massage?

I am so glad you will finally be able to enjoy a scalp massage. It is very similar to getting a regular massage, except is simply just on your scalp. When you are done you will feel refreshed.

Your head and hair will feel amazing. You will be completely relaxed. Scalp massage stimulates the scalp, and can help keep your scalp, head and hair healthy.

They are very reasonably priced. I was told to get a scalp massage once a month. Money has been tight this year, so I have not been able to.

I am hoping things turn around this upcoming year and I can try to have one done atleast once every other month. I assume by stimulating the scalp, out hair can grow faster, because mine certainly did. It is amazing!

I usually massage my scalp if I have the time. I have read that it is very beneficial to the hair because it increase circulation so it will help improve the condition and health of the hair. So, I make it a point to massage my hair regularly.

According to an article I've read online, these are the benefits of having scalp massage: *scalp massage can help strengthen the hair follicles and strengthen the entire hair shaft *it benefits the body because it is effective as stress reducer; loosen the tension and relieve tight muscle *improve circulation of blood and movement of lymph fluids that enhances the health and nourishment of the skin and hair But there are some contraindications of scalp massage like it should not be done if there are open sores or wounds in the scalp since it can cause irritation leading to redness, swelling or inflammation, unusual sensitivity. It should not be done also for those who have recent hair replacement procedures.

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