Let me teach you how to use the nozzle massager. Massaging the scalp is all about moving the skin of your scalp to break up scar tissue, bring fresh oxygenated blood back up to your follicles and encourage microcirculation, and to increase relaxation. So never rough up your hair with the follicles or your scalp. It's just about moving. See how my skin moves? The difference between the massager and the gua sha, the gua sha glides up your scalp. The massager moves the skin of your scalp.

Our Najo massager. How do you use a massager? You're not rubbing your hair back and forth and disrupting the follicles or getting it all tangled. You are placing it on your scalp and you're moving your scalp. You can use this on dry or wet hair. You can use it in the shower. And the purpose of the massager while you move your scalp is to stimulate blood flow back up to your follicles and your scalp, but also it helps to break up scar tissue to allow all the blood to flow through your scalp. It also helps with the shampoo. I like it in the shower. Enjoy.

Okay, if you don't use a scalp massager when you wash your hair, now is the time to start. I just got this guy in the mail. I've been using this one and one thing that I don't like about it is that this comes apart super easy and my kids are always breaking it apart in the shower. This is one by, I believe the brand's called Nigeaux and I haven't even used it yet, but I can tell just by like how it's designed that I'm going to be obsessed. I'll make a video, a follow up with exactly how it works when I do my oil treatments and shampoo. You guys, I'm so stoked on this. I just had to get on here and leave a quick review.

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