The Truth about Scalp Tension and Scalp Massage for Hair Regrowth!

I was dropping hair strands like crazy so I myself took proteins, iron supp., collag, vitD, zinc, magnesium and then suddenly it ended and then again after a few weeks it began again and someone said that my previous hair shampoo and hair oil was not good. Therefore, I performed research and began applying littlextrra cocconion natural shampoo and hair oil. Currently, my hairline are growing back. The bald spot in the front is no longer there.

So we should use the product you recommend and that sponsors you?

Watching this while im sclaping my head using scalp masage 😅

This is the silliest video. Scalp massage works. Go sell your fybir hair dust elsewhere

You cant convinced me to stop daily scalp massage

great

see if you still have hair follicles, if you do scalp massage is effective, no lotions ,potions or any miracle claimed liquids can make it grow. massage is the answer. if hair follicles are gone then accept it your bald. pure and simple.

I wish these channels would provide an unbiased opinion without promoting their "trusted method".

Scalp massage Certainly helps

I have a eletronic scalp massager i just use it cause it feels really good

Blüdflow theory. 😂

I entered the whole hairloss / patterned hairloss thing completely unbiased as i was originally searching for information regarding a period as i was having overall thinning, i managed to solve it through less stress and i was very deficient in vitamins, i stuck around as i was fascinated with the subject, the more i research the more convinced i get that scalp tension may be one of the most convincing theories of patterned hairloss, through life experience what makes sense typically does. That being said i think scalp tension is more likely the root cause of balding in aging individuals and genetics and hormones play a much bigger role in balding in younger individuals, say someone in their pre to early 20s.

"Scalp massage isn't worth the time and investment"
Says the guy that got a hair transplant, has a brand of topical medications and whose video is sponsored by said medication.

Seems as legit as pharmacists insisting that you chug pills upon pills instead of trying to solve the root cause of a problem...

I think it definitely helps reduce risk of hair loss but even if it doesn’t the scalp massage definitely reduces levels of stress 🙌🏻

The Japanese study i read they did 40 minutes a day for 3 or 4 months with over 90% of participants gaining good but varied resuts depending on different factors ..I started doing it again at 65 and saw a good improvement..it works without doubt doesn't cost anything can do it while watching a movie or whatever, to me that's a win win situation...The Japanese studies you read i find strange as they are certainly not the detailed study that i read

Botulinum toxin is intriguing but your recommendation is curious sir given the study you referenced as clinical support suffers from the same issue you rightfully knock grow bands & other approaches for: sample size. 10 people & only 7 responded favorably. Nevertheless, thanks for the quality information as always on your videos

if u start the video promoting yourself and wasting my time i'm not gonna watch it, disliked and bye

Pseudoscientific jargon, the fact that he took so long to get into the details is a tell tale of it. Second to that, there is the usage of "data" (actually, decontextualized papers) to support biased logic and bad interpretation of what is already known about massaging: massages reactivate scalp skin, you need to grow it because it's atrophied tissue and you should also learn how to control stress and cortisol which also affect testosterone levels, plus tightening your skin overall (there is a reason why bodybuilders are bald). Aside that, the people he shows clearly lack these concepts and possibly weren't as consistent as when they experienced the first results.

There is partial truth in what he says, as in any elaborated fallacy, but in general when you massage your scalp it's logical to assume hair loss because already dead hair is going to fall to give pase to the new one; and second to that, the technique and consistency of the work is important, not all pressures are the same and focus is required to attain the required level of relaxation to allow the skin to relax correctly, to not strangle the follicles with tight, dry (and dirty) skin. Beware of sophists like this one. Hair transplants could be effective but is in general a new technology and a quick fix with massive psychological effects.

Your very wrong ! massage is very effective . This video isn’t useful for humanity . The truth is scalp massage only tackles 2 of three important categories for hair growth. 1 Mental and physical Stress relief 2. blood flow and 3. cellular regeneration are the big three .