Levine agreed. “Brushing, when done correctly, can support hair health by increasing blood flow and oil to the scalp, and ...

“Brushing your hair stimulates the blood flow in your scalp,” says leading stylist Karine Jackson. “It helps exfoliate the dead skin cells, keeping the sebaceous glands stimulated which ...

Dr. Camp recommends brushing hair at least one to two times a day if possible. “This limits tangles and distributes oil or sebum throughout the hair shaft,” he says.

Besides the obvious stress relief and relaxation, a scalp massage can support scalp health and boost hair growth. Hear from two trichologists on the best way to incorporate a scalp massage into your ...

Healthy hair starts with a healthy ... An even better way is by using a scalp brush or massager, which are tools specifically designed to stimulate blood flow to the follicles without causing ...

Despite their ability to work through knots, they’re not interchangeable, and they don’t serve all hair types and textures similarly. Generally speaking, a brush is better to work through ...

The best beard brush will transform your scruff ... exfoliate the skin beneath your whiskers, promoting blood flow to hair follicles, preventing beard dandruff, and whisking away gunk.

Ever finish brushing your hair, only to find lots of broken strands left in the bristles? Stylist’s senior beauty writer Hanna Ibraheem found one that not only minimises breakage, but works ...