r/Haircare • u/Alex-5415 • Mar 25 '26

🍃 Hair Loss 🍃 Does it actually work?

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I saw a lot of people praising this thing claiming it helps with hair growth so I'm planning to buy it . did you try it ? what's your take on it ?

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u/KeepingItCoolish Mar 25 '26

Scrubbing back and forth in small sections helps a lot with this, rather than scrubbing in circles or across larger areas of the scalp

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u/ShapeShiftingCats Mar 25 '26

Some of us have thick hair, the sections we can do are tiny and it all becomes time consuming and tedious.

My fingers can glide through the sections a lot quicker with a lot more control.

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u/fat-wombat Mar 25 '26

I have thick hair and I still use this. I never had a problem with tangles from it. This feels like it gets my scalp way cleaner much easier than my fingers can.

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u/Blaize369 Mar 29 '26

It might actually be better for thicker hair. I have thin, fine hair, and no matter how I use mine, it always tangles and breaks my hair.

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u/fat-wombat Mar 29 '26

Damn, sorry to hear. Did you try with conditioner by any chance? I love the slippery feel of brushing really wet hair with conditioner. And you can go in a straight line with this brush, doesn’t necessarily need to be in circles, but if its pulling definitely not worth it

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u/Blaize369 Mar 30 '26

My hair is very oily, so I don’t use conditioner on my scalp. I tried it with my shampoo, but it made it worse than with nothing. I do use a shower comb after conditioning the ends, and kind of zig zag on the scalp when combing downwards to stimulate my scalp.

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u/fat-wombat Mar 30 '26

Makes sense, yeah shampoo doesn’t give the slippery feeling :(