The Importance of Scalp Health in Hair Growth

Have you tried every product on the shelf but never received the results you wanted? Perhaps you've been nourishing the wrong part of your hair all along. It's not the visible shafts that need the most care, but the hidden foundation: your scalp. This is where hair health truly begins, and it's the one place that makes all the difference.

Scalp health is a fundamental and often overlooked factor in the overall health and growth of your hair. A healthy scalp provides the ideal environment for hair follicles to thrive, whilst an unhealthy scalp can lead to various issues that impede hair growth and can even result in hair loss.

The Connection Between Scalp Health and Hair Growth

Your scalp is the powerhouse of your hair production. It homes thousands of follicles where each strands are born and gets inner nourishment. A healthy scalp is characterised by good blood circulation that delivers vital nutrients, a balanced microbiome to prevent issues, and proper hydration. When your scalp is in this optimal state, it can support strong, resilient hair growth.

But what's the one simple habit that can make all the difference? While countless products and remedies promise healthier hair, a regular scalp massage remains an unmatched practice for truly nourishing your scalp. Here's how to perform a scalp massage to nourish your hair.

How to Perform a Scalp Massage

Preparation

Use a few drops of our Hair Yoga® Growth treatment Oil. It's rich in luxurious, active Ayurvedic ingredients that penetrate deep into your scalp.

Technique

Use your fingertips to massage into the scalp for 15-20 minutes. Then, apply and rub the product into the rest of the hair shaft. Use it as a per-shampoo mask or leave it on overnight.

Consistency

Do it 2-3 times a week for better results.

FAQs

Can scalp massage cause hair loss?

• No, when done correctly with gentle pressure, a scalp massage will not cause hair loss.

Can I massage my scalp if I have an oily scalp?

• Yes, a gentle massage can help balance oil production.

Can I use my nails to massage my scalp?

• No, you should always use the pads of your fingertips to avoid scratching or damaging your scalp.