Leneveu
September 25th, 2009, 06:08 AM
I bought a boar bristle brush a few weeks ago, and have been using it a few times per week on my scalp (and occasionally on the length). I started doing this just for scalp stimulation and oil distribution, but was surprised to notice after a few days that my dandruff was gone!
This is a big deal for me, as I've had dandruff for at least 10 years, and have had to keep it under control either with commercial anti-dandruff shampoos (which I don't like to use) or with ACV, which is rather time consuming to apply to the whole scalp, and hadn't been working well for me lately. I'd also tried almost every conceivable dietary change (to see if an allergy or intolerance were the cause) and many other herbal treatments, without success.
Can anyone tell me why my BBB seems to have cured my dandruff, and whether the problem is actually 'cured' or just suppressed by the brushing? Anyone else had a similar experience?
:)
This is a big deal for me, as I've had dandruff for at least 10 years, and have had to keep it under control either with commercial anti-dandruff shampoos (which I don't like to use) or with ACV, which is rather time consuming to apply to the whole scalp, and hadn't been working well for me lately. I'd also tried almost every conceivable dietary change (to see if an allergy or intolerance were the cause) and many other herbal treatments, without success.
Can anyone tell me why my BBB seems to have cured my dandruff, and whether the problem is actually 'cured' or just suppressed by the brushing? Anyone else had a similar experience?
:)