5 steps of massage to regrow hair
January 10, 2007 on 4:19 pm | In regrow hair | 4 CommentsSteps:
- Put your right hand finger-tips softly but tightly on the temporal artery on the level of the lobe of the right ear. Move your fingers upwards slightly pushing the skin until the level of the highest ear-point. By doing so you make the blood flow move in the artery to the scalp.
- Keep your fingers pressed to the artery to prevent blood outflow.
- Use the left-hand fingers to do the same movement until you touch the right-hand fingers.
- Keep your left-hand fingers pressed to the artery and repeat the same movement with your right-hand fingers. Repeat these actions several times. Always start pushing below first before you slacken your fingers above.
- The fifth step is the most important one. While keeping your left hand pressed put your right-hand fingers in the middle between the crown of the head and the left-hand fingers. With pushing start moving them until they meet the left-hand fingers.
Then repeat the same 5 steps on the left-side temporal artery starting with the left hand.
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Hey, I’ve heard about this type of massage before, where you trap the blood in the scalp during the massage. But, I can never visualize these directions. Can anyone give me a visual representation of how to do all 5 steps correctly?
Dan the Guitar Forum guy said on February 3, 2008 #
This should help you out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_artery
RK said on September 29, 2008 #
I found this massage to be very helpful.I also would like to add to the massage is that you can increase a little bit more blood to the head by doing in while you are on your tummy on BED with the head sticking off the bed kind of like letting your head drop a little so that more blood will come UP. I do feel more blood and IT does help. In my case at least. Thanks for all your tips.
JAIME said on July 21, 2009 #
What an in depth knowledge you have. But, at first one should know the location of the temporal artery.
Olivia Smith said on September 28, 2009 #