Case Study of Hair Growth Effect of the Hair Scalp Detox Five Step Program

August 2016 in “ The Journal of Korean Medicine Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology and Dermatology ”

Keum-Yong Jeong, Sang-Sook Tak, Juhee Kim, Jeong-Yong Park, Kweon-Eui Hong, Mi-Sook Ju

hair scalpdetox five-step program shampooing scalp massages aroma oils vertical meridian scrapping massage natural herb scalp and hair pack high-frequency device

Studysummary This study found that the hair scalpdetox five-step program may enhance scalp and hair condition and promote hair growth based on subjective evaluations and visual observations.

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The study tested the hair growth effects of the hair scalpdetox five-step program on participants experiencing hair loss. Over three months, participants underwent 20 treatments, which included shampooing, scalp massages with aroma oils, vertical meridian scrapping massage, application of a natural herb scalp and hair pack, and scalp massage with a high-frequency device. Results indicated significant improvements in scalp conditions, increased hair number, and thickness (p<.01). Visual observations and photographs confirmed improved scalp conditions and hair growth. The study concluded that the program effectively improved scalp health, hair condition, and promoted hair growth.

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